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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1973
Page
1
Crosby officials discuss delays in finalizing the 1973-74 budget and filling key positions including the athletic director and several teaching posts. Mrs. Luquette notes the board may interview new superintendent candidates after meeting with consultant W. C. Cunningham.
Brazil's Ministry of Planning announces a Humboldt city deep in the Amazon. An international scientific team will develop a model city of 250 residents over 50 000 square miles with aim to balance ecology while exploiting mineral deposits. Initial nucleus to be flown from Cuiaba.
Jan 1 1969 obituary notes Stratton long active in Baytown community and church affairs. He helped draft the city charter, led the consolidation of the Tri-Cities in 1948, and served as Rotary president, chamber director, and Grose Creek member. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs J Moidigani Trippel. family home at 180 Ravshore Drive.
Loretta Rivera daughter of Mr and Mrs Lionel Rivera has been named to the president's list of honor students at Galveston College for the spring semester. The area is described as rich in minerals with heavy annual rainfall shaping settlement attempts and living conditions.
The board announced new teachers including John C Allen Nancy Alton Diana Sugh an Busch Peggy Jo Jones Patricia Kelley and others with special education roles. It also designated Mary Savell and O Shann Little as kindergarten teachers. City growth plans foresee 1000 inhabitants within four years and a mid year settlement of the first nucleus.
South Vietnam signals possible military backing for Cambodia as U S congressional actions raise security concerns. In other news, traffic deaths during the Fourth of July holiday are projected at 180 to 240 nationwide.
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