Baywwys To Save $80,000 In Fire Insurance Premiums
Saytunians will save approximately $80,000 in fire insurance premiums based on the city's key rate. City Manager Fritz Lanham.
02 Mar 1969
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1969
Page
1
Saytunians will save approximately $80,000 in fire insurance premiums based on the city's key rate. City Manager Fritz Lanham.
Mrs T G Sanders of La Marque died early Saturday morning. She was mother of Albert E Sanders and Lloyd C Sanders of Baytown. Funeral services are pending. Mildred McWhorter will speak Sunday at 11 AM at First Baptist Church of Mont Belieu followed by a fellowship luncheon. Fire calls report small grass fire on Lee Drive Friday evening and another on Lacy Drive with lighting system damage. Weather in Hasiews area to be cloudy and mild this weekend with temperature range given. An insurance letter notes potential premium credits based on 32 years of premiums. A State Investigator toured Baytown Fire Dept facilities and recommended changes including fire hydrant maintenance, station type, and equipment upgrades. city finances may limit masonry building plans and larger pumpers.
Around Kay Kelly spends a weekend in Acapulco. Mary Lu Burkett earns interest at mal Sue Jones displays office news at Lee Codege. Dr Ricard Strahan shows a waiting area repurposed for various uses. N E Baumann recovers from surgery at a Houston hospital and may receive visitors Sunday. Laura LaVergne marks 12th birthday with a party. Steven Hemphill earns high rating in Bach piano contest. Connie Cwete and Louise Rossi recall comical calls at the Chamber of Commerce office. Mrs W A McFland contributes Bible verses for The Sun editorial page.
Sirhan Sirhan seeks to change his plea to guilty in the murder case, asking to be executed. The 24 year old told Judge Herbert that he would offer no defense and wants the death penalty. His mother sat nearby crying as the court prepared for the next steps in the proceedings.
The Bank of Baytown announces a formal opening on March 14. LAH Jr president and Lowell Lammers architect oversee the site and design while staff including Linda Os and J. Edwards assist in preparations for the community banking service launch. Other officers and board members are listed in the notice.
A New Orleans jury found Clay Shaw not guilty of conspiring to assassinate President Kennedy, delivering a unanimous verdict after about 50 minutes of deliberation. Shaw stood flanked by deputies as Judge Edward A. Haggerty polled the jury, ending a high profile case that began March 1, 1967. The defeat for prosecutors came as Defense Attorney F. Perminter called the trial a victory for the government. The decision closed a chapter in the Warren Commission era, with jurors and onlookers reacting to the landmark verdict.
A second candidate filed Saturday for District 3 city council, J. W. Bill Thornton, 51, of 1008 Sunset, who will oppose incumbent Donnie Hullum. Thornton, a Fisk Electric Co. foreman in Houston and former Channelview School Board member, has lived in Baytown since 1954 and aims to curb rising property taxes and urban decay. The April 1 election features six council seats and the mayor's post amid zoning disputes.
Mrs. W. C. Britton mother of Perry W. Britton of Baytonian died Friday in Silsbee. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Sunday at First Methodist Church in Silsbee with burial in Beaumont. Survived by husband W. C. Britton of Silsbee, daughter Mona B. Plunk of Silsbee, brother John Robinson of Beaumont, and two grandchildren Britton and Mary Plunk. Farmer Funeral Home in charge.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, aged 78, is very weak from pneumonia worsening his recovery from surgery and past heart attacks. Doctors at Waller Reed Army Hospital reported he rested well last night but remains in a weakened state.
A Texas Water Quality Board hearing in Houston recessed without action on U S Steel’s request to discharge 184 million gallons daily into Cedar Bayou. The session focused on water quality terms. Opponents urged caution on future increases while USS officials favored limiting to five million gallons per day for now.
Baytown area schools mark Texas Public School Week with open houses and fairs. Goose Creek districts invite visits with Friday closures for a Texas Teachers Association meeting. Junior schools host science fairs Monday through Thursday, with Barbers Hill highlighting new facilities and a Friday dedication ceremony at Barbers Hill High School.
George Chandler and Dr. H W Kilpatrick were elected co chairmen of the board at First National Bank of Baytown. Robert Stakes was named president as nine new directors joined a 25 member board, with many re elected. A report on a new bank building near Albert Thomas Circle was given, with occupancy hoped for in late April.
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