Car Stripped and Burned On Evergreen Road
A car was stripped and burned on Evergreen Road early Sunday after a fireworks related fire damaged a garage. Firefighters found bottle rocket sticks in the front yard and could not determine ownership of the vehicle with Tennessee plates. The alarm was logged at 6 59 p m Saturday and two other minor fires, including a mattress and an air conditioner, were reported nearby during the same weekend.
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Lée Drive
Evergreen Road
Richard
Foosa
W. Pearce
T. R. Seely
Kelly Station
City considers new mechanical board membership terms
City officials debate a proposed ordinance adding a seven member mechanical board including engineers contractors and an architect. Councilman Kloesel opposed, arguing the change excludes average workers and creates vested interests for professionals.
Lost five month old dachshund Snoopy near Bayway Townhouses
A brown and black male dachshund aged five months is missing from the Bayway area near Bayway Townhouses. The dog wears a white flea collar and answers to Snoopy. Call 424-1719 with any information.
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Bayway
minister Rev Arthur A Anderson dies at 81 in Baytown
Funeral services were held at St. Pauls Lutheran Church for the Rev. Arthur A. Anderson 81 of Baytown with burial in Cedar Creek. He died Friday night at his home after a life as Lutheran minister and Pioneer missionary serving Cameron West Africa in 1933. Survivors include wife Bernice two daughters Misa Phyllis Anderson and Dawn Rhoads a brother Marty Anderaan and four grandchildren. Earthman Funeral Home arranged the service.
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Anderson
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Arthur A. Anderson
Williams
Charles Probst
Baytown
Lutheran Church
Pioneer
Cameron
West Africa
Bernice Anderson
Misa Phyllis, Anderson
Houston
Dawn Rhoads
Marty Anderaan
San Diego
Calif
Cedar Creat
Gordon Smith
Walter Teggerman
Nolan Schults
Larry French
Leon Holle
WH. Heintschel
Earthman Funeral Home
Funeral Services for Roy Rawlinson Held in Armegoy WA
Obituary notes Roy Rawlinson 72 of Auk, Baytown area, died after a Baytown hospital stay. Services were at Faith Temple Atlantic Richfield with Rev Milton Ford officiating. Survived by wife Lula, two daughters Louise Barnes and Joyce Little, three brothers, four grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. Burial at Grandview Cemetery. Also included are notices for Mrs Beas Shore of Pasadena and a library story hour in Sterling Municipal Library Baytown.
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Paine
Webbe Jackaan
Curtin
Rawlinson
Roy Rawlinson
Armegoy
Ashland
Faith Temple
Aantic Richfield
Milton Ford
Beth Lee
Asaificiating
Delanee
I Pam
Baytown
Shamrock
Dow Chet
Dremer Indos
Pam Ait Heenie
Keven Pent
Yee
Lula Rawlinson
General Motore
Jar
Kimberly Clarke
Earthman Funeral Home
Holmombock Funeral Home
Fhushing
Monnanto
National Dinillery
Phillipa Pet
Schlumberger
Ore Seamis
Pasadena
Southern
Mamednesday
Stauffer Chem
Bivd
Mra
Beas L. Shore
Tamer
Ruella Lane
Texan Eamets
Gull Salmm
Shore
Sit
The
Methodist Church
Gay
Fern Shore
Em Thromanna
Radhy F. Sharm
Longview
Ivan M. Shore Jr
Indus
Arges Depa Core
Dow U
Cari P. Shore
Ber
Cape
Betty Davie
Highlands
Mary Deen
Mont Helvieu
Grandview Cemetery
US Steel
Walgreen
Wentworth
Services For Ex Baytonian Held Saturday
Mrs. Holly Hollis Atlas of Houston formerly of Baytown died June 23 after a short illness Funeral services were held Saturday at Forest Park Lawn dale Funeral Home. She was a former employee of Citizens National Bank and Culpepper Furniture Co in Baytown. She is survived by her husband Sig Atlas one daughter and son in law Con Pierson two grandchildren Conlan and Amy Pierson all of Houston five sisters Alma Wallace Galena Park Willie Grimes Joe Tucker both of Woodville T C Neal Gordon Dickens both of Baytown and two brothers W B McAlister Beaumont and Buster McAlister Baytown. Several nieces and nephews also survive including Baytown ians Mrs Douglas Hamil Neal Dickens Mike McAlister and Pete McAlister.
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Holly Hollis Atlas
Houston
Baytown
Forest Park Lawndale Funeral Home
Citizens National Bank and Culpepper Furniture Co
Sig Atlas
Con Pierson
Conlan
Amy Pierson
Alma Wallace
Galena Park
Willie Grimes
Joe Tucker
Woodville
T. C. Neal
Gordon Dickens
W. B. McAlister
Beaumont
Buster McAlister
Barbs By Phil Pastoret
Barbs discuss lunchtime habits and the affordability of briefcases. A quip questions men bringing lunches to work versus lacking funds for cases. A joke notes hair fries misnamed as per toapents and criticizes annual license plate year tags for rust.
Weekend crashes injure two in Baytown area
Two accidents Saturday left three people hurt including a four month old girl. Kathy Mont Belvieu backed into a northbound car on McKinney and Elmer Garza and Carter Berry collided on Bayway Drive. Wanda Guilliams was hospitalized. Baytown officers cited Berry for failure to control and Garza for failure to yield.
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Jennifer Irons
San Jacinto Methodist
Baytown
Reff
Berry
Mckinney. Poer
Bayway Drive
West Avenue
R. E. Reff
James Vowel
Elmer A. Garza
Northwest
Bayway
Kathy
Mont Belvieu
A. Carter Berry
McKinney
Thomas J. Jett
Massey-Tomakin
Dallen Thigpen
Crosby
Ers
Garza
Wanda Guilliams
Gulf Coast Hospital
Powell
Eeapemn
State Jobless Picture Is Relatively Stable
Texas April unemployment at 4.8 per cent with May seen around 5.3 per cent. Dudley expects a slow decline but not below four per cent near term. Nation’s rate at 5.3 per cent, Texas remains better off overall despite revisions.
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Ajstin
Texas
Bureau of Labor Ployment Commission
Harold K. Dudley
Dudley Smeai Rale
Indus
Dudley
Tex Dudley
POWs split on conduct rules under Pentagon review
The Pentagon committee weighs how Vietnam era prisoners of war may answer captors beyond name rank service number and birth date. In San Juan Puerto Rico a report notes divisions among POWs on permissible disclosures.
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Washington
Pentagon
Pasadena Busing Plan Desegregation Split
The Pasadena school district split into four ethnic zones for busing in 1970, eliminating black majority schools among 35. From 1970 to 1974 white enrollment fell 37 percent while black and other minority enrollments rose 10 and 31 percent respectively. By 1974 five schools had black majorities from 51 to 80 percent. Justice Rehnquist said the order overstepped authority by mandating annual attendance-zone readjustments as racial composition changed naturally, citing the 1971 landmark desegregation ruling.
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William H. Rehnquist
Real
Pasadena
Rehnquist
Supreme Court
Claimed lame horse Banderlog from Sommer at Belmont Park
Howie Jacobson on behalf of Jerome Castle claimed the lame horse Banderlog for 12500 at Belmont Park this May. The favorite, seeking a fifth straight win, broke down midway. Typically the claimant has insurance against injury to the horse.
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Belmont, N. Y
Howie Jacobson
Jerome Castle
Banderlog
Sigmund Sommer
Belmont Park
Delegate Totals and Boundaries Across Parties
Washington AP report outlines delegate counts by candidate across parties. It lists binding and nonbinding allocations for states like Colorado Connecticut North Dakota Utah and discusses Puerto Rico as uncommitted or unbound in the current totals. It shows totals chosen to date and remaining delegates needed to nominate for both major parties.
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Washington
Colorado
Connecticut
North da
Cele Kata
Utah
Gates
Colton
Puerto Rico
Ford
Reagan
Democratic Carter
Udall
Brown
Jackson
Humphrey
Church
Battle of Manhattan and the 1776 siege begins on Staten Island
Howe brings 32000 professional troops to Staten Island in July 1776 as Washington faces an untrained Continental Army. The British capture Fort Washington and Fort Lee in November while Continental forces retreat across the Hudson to New Jersey. Washington seeks maneuver over direct battle to delay the British.
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Manhattan
Howe
Staten Island
Washington
Lee
Hudson
New Jersey
New York City
Promoted to Captain for Army Nursing Corps
Captain Carol A. Robert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jet Fairbanks of 605 Inwood, has been promoted while serving with the Army Nursing Corps at Fitzsimons Medical Center in Aurora City. A graduate of Robert E. Lee and the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston.
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Carol A. Robert
Jet Fairbanks
Inwood, Hs
Th Army Nursing Corps
Fitzsimmons Medical Center
Aurora Coty
Robert E. Lee
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
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Tennessee
Evergreen
the Sun
Kloesel
Eerew
Walter Matthau
Tatum O'Neal “the Bad New E
Decker
Poktremner
MGM Presents
Paramount Tutor
Baytown Service League
Sterling Municipal Library
BAY Plaza
Lenz
Jewery
Howard Platt
Baytonian
Phil Pastoret
San Juan
Facd Jre Us
Ging Aimee
Dallas
Federal Commission
Sam B. Hall
Wright Patman
American Medical Association
Austin
Sean Christopher Park
Richard W. Park
Leslie Eickers
New Braunfels
Earl Park
Humbet
Celeste Keller
Call
Wisconsin
Omnis Sai
Renary
Igus
Carpet Cleaning & Dye CO
Frontier Restaurant
N. Main
Ory Ta
N. Pruett
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