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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1971

Page

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Parks and Recreation Board to discuss new park sites

The Baytown Parks and Recreation Board meets at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Community Building to discuss Bailey property in Oak Addition Britton properties in Southwest Addition and on Highway 146 becoming new park sites. Gary Lewis of Bay shore Mental Health Center speaks on drug abuse at 7 p m Wednesday at St Mark's Methodist Church. The Taxpayers Alliance meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Ted's Auto Supply 1300 N Main. A rummage sale runs Thursdays and Fridays at 420 E Texas. Mrs J B Kent leads a 9 30 a m Wednesday Dirt Gardeners Horticulture Club at Mrs R C Read's 109 Ridgeway home. American Legion Post 456 hosts Mexican dinner from 1 to 6 p m Saturday at Firemen's Hall Lee Drive. donations 1 50. A dance follows 9 p m to 1 a m with Village Playboys. donations 1 50.

Baytown Parks and Recreation Board Bailey Oak Addition Britton Southwest Addition Highway 146 Gary Lewis Bayshore Mental Health Center St. Mark’s Methodist Church Taxpayers Alliance Ted's Auto Supply 1300 N. Main Texas B. B. Williams J. B. Kent Dirt Gardeners Horticulture Club R. C. Read Ridgeway American Legion Post 456 Firemen's Hall Lee Drive Village Playboys

Baytown Weather Outlook And Tides Ahead

Cloudy with a slight chance of rain and cooler temperatures forecast for the Baytown area through Wednesday. Highs in the 60s, Morgan's Point tides listed for Wednesday with high tides at 4:07 a.m. and 10:55 p.m. and a low at 8:07 a.m. Wednesday sunrise at 6:45 a.m. and sunset at 6:32 p.m.

Baytown Area

Birthday greetings and town notes highlight busy week

Mike Burch observes a birthday as Mrs. John H. Albright stands out as a young looking grand mother. Seaborn Cravey exits city hall as a city council session begins. The former mayor declines an invitation. Bruce Travis and Allison enjoy a long rodeo stay. Betsy Webber called for jury duty. Mildred Russell vacations from Baytown Police. Cecile Beaugh turns 75 on Tuesday. Katherine Tindall buys BLT Streetcar Named Desire tickets. Gena Bel sells Girl Scout Cookies. Nan Hall breaks a toe but stays active.

Mike Burch John H. Albright Seaborn Cravey Bruce Travis Allison Sun Betsy Webber Mildred Russell Baytown Cecile Beaugh Katherine Tindall Gena Bel Nan Hall

U S Officials Say Hanoi Put On Defensive In Laos Cambodia

The U S assessment states American backed South Vietnamese operations have put Hanoi on the defensive. They disrupted North Vietnamese logistics, delayed winter offensives, and pave the way for more U S withdrawal. North Vietnam bombarded antiaircraft batteries as Laos bases along the Ho Chi Minh trail were abandoned.

Saigon U.S Laos Cambodia Hanoi Ho Chi Minh Trail South Vietnam North Vietnam

Bill Proposes District Of Travis Constitutional Amendment

A proposed constitutional amendment would create a District of Travis under state authority similar to the District of Columbia. Reps Henry Sanchez and Ben Bynum introduced the measure outlining Austin based boundaries, exclusive legislature powers, tax authority, and potential transfer of Austin's bonded debt, to be voted on in 1972.

City of Austin

City Hopes Small Start Will Mean Large Museum

Baytown moves toward a city museum with three wall display cases in the Community Building lobby to hold early documents photos and pioneer artifacts. The Baytown Historical Museum Committee approved a 1500 expenditure for cases to be supervised by Terry Dopson with plans for a museum department and advisory board within Parks and Recreation.

Wanda Orton Baytown Thel J. M Beacon) Jones The Museum Committee Terry Dopson Parks and Recreation Department Jones

Bray enters District 2 race for city council seat

Jack Bray 48 of 107 Cabaniss files for District 2 in the April 6 city council election. Bray, Arco Chemical supervisor at Mont Belvieu, is a Baytown resident since 1962 and brother to Harris County Commissioner Jamie Bray. He joins incumbents and several challengers as candidates file with City Clerk Edna Oliver before Saturday midnight. Bray has a son at San Jacinto College and studied pre-law after his wife died.

Jack Bray Cabaniss Edna Oliver Harris County Jamie Bray Pasadena M. C Buddy) Bray Baytown Bray Arco Chemical Co Mont Belvieu Wooster McKinley Charles Bray San Jacinto College Lee College University of Houston David Evans Ruby Callaway Vincent Db Doug) Tromblee Charley Walker Don Hullum Abe Simon Jody Lander Hullum Glen Walker Tony Campos Herb Campbell Jim McWilliams Lamar Kelley Carl Connerton

Nixon helps push revenue plan with Iowa trip

President Nixon gains a supporter for his revenue sharing proposal during a post election appearance in Iowa. Missouri Governor Hearnes says he is convinced. other leaders discuss space, church schools, and a supreme court hearing on aid to faith schools as Capitol debris spurs an inquiry into a bombing.

Washington America Nixon Iowa Missouri Warren E. Hearnes Supreme Court

Rummage Sale at All Saints Episcopal Church

The Women of All Saints Episcopal Church host a rummage sale at 117 Main in Highlands from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday through Saturday offering clothing, housewares, and misc items to raise funds for church programs.

Women of All Saints Episcopal Church Main Highlands

Baytown Eyes HL&P Contract Change Losing Revenue

Baytown City Council rejected an option to extend its industrial district contract with Houston Lighting and Power Co. that would raise annual income from $11,163 to $31,495, risking $152,862 if a future larger contract is negotiated. The current seven year plan covers HL&P’s Cedar Bayou facility with six future generating units possible. Municipal figures project the plant’s full value around $85.9 million and tax payments under different contracts range from about $1.3 million to $309,150 yearly.

Johnella Boynton Baytown Houston Lighting and Power Co O.M Mickey) Coe Humble Oil and Refining Land Power Cedar Bayou Coe Bayou Hl&p

March Weather Arrives With Mixed Showers in Baytown

March makes a cautious debut in Baytown with less than an inch of rain and a cooling breeze. Nearby regions saw tornadoes and snow, while Harris County's two month rainfall runs well below average but 1970 was a wetter year overall.

Baytown Alabama Arizona New Mexico Harris County

Red Light Violations Run High In Baytown

Municipal Court reports show red light tickets exceed other violations in Baytown, with many drivers claiming the light was yellow. Prosecutor Ken DeHart warns there are no exceptions to yielding right of way, and speeding motorists do not excuse a yield violation.

Baytown Ken DeHart DeHart

Crosby School Board Race Adds Two More Candidates

Two more candidates filed Tuesday for Crosby School Board seats, while Position 5 remains vacant. Rev. Chester McCowen, pastor of Our Shepherd Lutheran Church near Crosby, filed for Position 7, currently held by Andrew Spence, who seeks re election. Jimmie Petrick filed for re election to Position 6. Filing deadline is 4 p.m. Wednesday.

Crosby Crosby School Board Jack Woodard Chester McCowen Our Shepherd Lutheran Church Huffman Andrew Spence Jimmie Petrick

Baytown Chamber Deadline For Ballot Return

Wednesday marks the cutoff for Baytown Chamber of Commerce members to return ballots in the election of directors. The notice urges prompt action to ensure participation in the local business group’s leadership selection.

Chamber Baytown Lehamber of Commerce

Levy On Sales To Be Hiked

Texas lawmakers on Independence Day moved to trim this year tax costs while backing construction on eight state financed colleges. The Senate Finance Committee endorsed a bond plan to fund dental medical and nursing schools. A House tax bill would raise sales tax and tuition for state schools, with business taxes urged as a new revenue source by Hank Brown of the Texas AFL-CIO.

Austin Senate Finance Committee Preston Smith House H.S Hank’ Brown Texas Afl-Cio Gus Mutscher Brown

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Parks Board Teel Citizens National Bank Ann Peggy Langston Frank H. Fulbright Jim Bland Chief Bland Bellaire Bill Travis Peoples State Bank F.o.lc Nao Baytown State Bank Our World Nixon Administration House Appropriations Senate Jerusalem Jesus City Houston Lighting H. G. Work Harris County Mosquito Control District Oscar Baytown Sun
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