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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1976
Page
1
The IMSCO Dodgers defeated the Orioles 10-6 at Memorial Stadium to clinch the 1976 Baytown Evening Optimist Junior Teenage League championship. John Elkins struck out 11 and allowed five hits for the win with homers from Darrell Smith and John Sappington.
The Baytown YMCA offers a three week swimming program from July 5 to July 22. Classes meet Monday Wednesday and Friday for adults, moms with infants, and advanced beginners ages six to 15. Registration runs until class start. Fees are 9 dollars for members and 16 dollars for non members. For more information call 427-1797.
The last day to pre register for the Houston coaching school is July 12 with on site registration in the Astroworld Hotel ballroom. Later registration runs Sunday July 25 from 10 am to 5 pm and Monday from 8 am to 5 pm.
A kitchen-initiated blaze at 1311 Beaumont damaged an apartment in the Barcelona Village Complex. An autopsy was planned for Robinson, the lounge owner, to determine cause of death. A suspect, described as a white male 5'10" to 6' tall with a muscular build, was involved in a violent confrontation with a woman and Robinson. Police and investigators reported heavy smoke and heat damage and a struggle involving a firearm and binding cords.
President Jaarar el Numaini of Sudan paid an official visit to the United Nations and conferred with Secretary General Kurt Waldheim. A U N spokesman said they reviewed the southern Africa situation and other mutual concerns in a 30 minute talks. Numaini arrived in New York Saturday for a four day visit and attended a Waldheim hosted luncheon.
At the 125th AMA convention in Dallas the House of Delegates begins scrutiny of 30 board reports and 150 resolutions on medical policy. Debates focus on federal FDA control over drugs and possible national health insurance, with Texas California and Louisiana resolving against tighter regulation and a survey of physicians proposed. More than 6,900 attendees, including 3,312 doctors, are present as non delegates attend scientific sessions at the Dallas Convention Center.
Asheville leaders claim a high fundraising total for a Carter event on the grounds of William Cecil’s Biltmore Estate. Wallace Hyde reports cash nearing $232,000 with a Dallas dinner bringing in $220,000 as Carter eyes a national victory and a 50 state goal.
Thieves struck Hugh Wood Ford at 1801 Decker and an area apartment complex on Monday, taking cash drawers, a citizen band radio, a wallet, and car parts from four vehicles. Losses totaled about $772 with $575 in car damage. additional thefts included a forged check case at Glenn's Market and a bank credit union burglary at the Municipal Service Center. Police pursued multiple reports of stolen radios, wheel covers, and other items across several sites on Creek Drive and Lee Street.
LIST FIVE RED BIRDS ST LOUIS AP The annual baseball All-Star game at Philadelphia Veterans Stadium Tuesday night July 13 may feature five St. Louis Cardinals. On the ballot are catcher Ted Simmons shortstop Don Kessinger and outfielders Lou Brock Baker McBride and Reggie Smith.
Police said the exact sum taken from the bus could not be determined during the initial investigation. Authorities are reviewing surveillance footage and interviewing witnesses to establish the total theft and identify suspects.
Despina Papadopoulas wife of imprisoned ex dictator George Papadopoulos received two years and one month in prison for defrauding the state. Former Greek central intelligence official Toannis Kalogeropoulos was sentenced to two years and 10 days as an accomplice. She was found guilty of receiving 800000 drachmas about $25000 as salary during 1967 74 dictatorship era without working.
The United States disclosed that Air Force B 52 bombers carried out covert bombings against Cambodian targets on July 16 1973 with actions dating to 1989 and 1970.
Ortes Gilbert G a Baytown resident and Brown and Root superintendent dies at a Baytown hospital aged 31. Funeral at Odom Catholic Church in Odom with Earthman and Goodwin directing. Barrow Rachel 92 of 3103 Duke Avenue dies in a Baytown hospital. Services at Earthman Chapel with burial at Cedar Cemetery. pallbearers named.
The conference opened in East Berlin with a final report approving independence for national parties from Moscow. Stormy weather swept the United States as thunderstorms and hail affected the Plains to the Great Lakes. A new jury panel to retry Rep. Greg Montoya was to be selected in Austin over personal employment paychecks. Scotland Yard led a nationwide hunt for a U S air courier firm official suspected in a 63.6 million warehouse theft at Heathrow. Carter faces potential trouble with supporters over embracing the Democratic platform, per John Connally.
Four bicentennial kittens to be given away with a small American flag included. Three males and one female available. For more information call 424-9693. Night washers: a survey of over 60 000 GPA customers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania finds 78 percent would shift some chores to late evening to save on electricity.
In a San Diego court martial S Sgt Harold Bronson was acquitted of involuntary manslaughter assault and related charges in the death of 20 year old Pvt Lynn McClure. The trial follows McClure's December beating during a close combat drill. The verdict came after a three hour deliberation and was hailed by Bronson as a Marine.
In Columbus Georgia Amsey Sheffield and Nannie Gurley aged 75 and 94 eloped to Phenix City Alabama to wed avoiding a Georgia three day waiting period. The bride moves from Highland House Nursing Home to her home as lifelong romance ends in marriage. The couple laughs about the age gap and cooking fears as staff celebrate.
The AP notes a chaotic June for the Minnesota Twins. They end a home stand on June 20 and then travel to California for multiple series with the Angels and Oakland, followed by six games in two days with the White Sox and Royals in succession.
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