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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1977
Page
1
A damaged text fragment expresses worry over divorce, relying on Herbert and Paula for help. The speaker reflects on past reliance, regret over siblings and a time of trouble, and learning lessons from those involved. The wording is garbled but centers on support during household or family stress.
Baytown physician H Sammons blasted the Carter administration during the AMA delegates meeting, accusing HEW Secretary Califano of fluff over substance in health care reform. He criticized top priorities as cost control over care and dismissed national health insurance as a bureaucratic promise.
A speaker condemns rising costs and rationing in British medicine, warning that corporate profits and patent barons threaten patient care. The piece also notes efforts in the United States to organize non physician helpers and critiques planned hospital budget limits as insufficient for long term reform.
Partly cloudy and humid through Wednesday with a 20 percent chance of daytime showers and thundershowers. Baytown area highs near 70s to mid 70s, tides show highs around 3:12 p.m. and 4:36 p.m., lows around 6:29 a.m. and 7:07 p.m. Sunrise and sunset times listed.
Crosby school trustees will hold a special session at 7 3 pm Tuesday to discuss the 1977 78 budget. The board will also review items postponed from Monday’s meeting related to the budget.
San Jacinto Carnell No 2788 officers will meet Tuesday at the Knights of Columbus Hall 2800 W Main. The meeting venue is listed as the Knights of Columbus Hall.
AP reporting that a federal agent could not search a locked container after determining no contraband was found without first obtaining a warrant. The Supreme Court ruled today on related searches in a separate matter.
In Toronto at the American Pollution Control Association annual convention many professional abatement experts crowded the hotel. The next morning a smoggy haze hung over the city raising questions if experts contribute to their own tone problems.
May consumer prices rose six tenths of one percent marking the fifth consecutive month of increases. Food and fuel led higher costs with coffee prices surging as wholesale prices fell but retail levels stayed firm. The May rise followed April's eight tenths increase and exceeded most months in 1976.
Debates at Lee College board meeting centered on raising the senior homestead exemption from 5000 to 10000 while a 7000 request had been discussed. Regents mostly opposed an increase though no final figure was set. A separate note cites May inflation at 7.2 percent, above the 6 percent core rate.
Crosby school trustees urged principals and Director of Instruction Troy Marler to back the ACE program for grades K through eight. The plan emphasizes basic skills, grouping, classroom control, and testing, with a $20,000 budget request for a classroom coordinator testing materials and curriculum.
Fragmentary weather note shows hot and dry conditions with uncertain measurements and references to a date around early January. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret, but mentions temperature readings and a request for dry conditions.
Brief items from a Sunday edition note sally comments from Around John Shearer about several headlines. David Allood shares a self portrait from his Lanc ing Michigan base to show he is working. Marlene Lambert misses her name in Around Town. Mr. and Mrs. Waldrop enjoy an early breakfast. Gary Jones rises long before work.
Baytown Planning Commission voted to forward a recommendation to the city council to retain the sidewalk requirement in the subdivision ordinance. The motion to rescind failed 4 to 3 as commissioners debated costs and impact on residents and development. The matter now goes to the council, with further discussion possible at the next meeting.
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