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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
7
The fragment critiques a movie about hades of Exot and an unnamed Reagan era context. It mentions an intellectual approach to involve the audience and provoke thought, plus a theorized hypnotic synchronization and locusts turning deadly. The text is unclear and partially garbled.
Crosby School District plans to sue the general contractor for damages from the new high school roof failure near the gymnasium. The roof has been sagging since 1975, damaging the ceiling and posing safety concerns. Architect James A. Davis of Baytown and another contractor are assessing liability and securing funds for repairs.
A farmer reports theft of a power mower valued at 1,900 dollars and roughly 2,000 dollars in wrenches sockets and mechanic tools. Police note the mower was not insured and thieves took various tools.
Washington reports Rep Bab Eckhardt of Houston discussed his no fault auto insurance proposal on Good Morning America. The legislation sits in his subcommittee as Pryor, a Michigan woman injured in a crash, cited medical costs and a $90000 settlement under Michigan law. Eckhardt noted high overhead and low payout to victims.
Police investigated multiple thefts and a burglary reported near Baytown. A German shepherd found at Arbor Street led to inquiries, while an outboard motor, welding hose, CB radio, mirrors, and a bag with cash and cigars were listed as stolen from various locations including apartment complexes and vehicles. Authorities urged contact at 474-8853 with details.
Fragmentary notes mention drought effects in a Georgia county with farm agent Hobby. A phrase predicts losses of about eight dollars per head or unit. No clear dates or full context available.
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