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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1971

Page

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Filing Deadline for Baytown City Election Approaches

Filing deadline is Saturday at midnight for Baytown city election on April 3. City Hall closes Saturday, filing possible with city clerk Mrs. Edna Oliver at 709 Beecher or by mail slot in her front door if she is away. Pioneer Club hosts games at 7 p.m. Friday at the civic center per H. M. McKay. A back lot trash fire near Weingarten's on Alexander Drive was extinguished with no damages. John C. Becka of Temple mourns his father J. J. Becka who died in Temple. funeral plans pending. Mr and Mrs George F Nelson return from Lampasas after funeral services for Mrs Cora Nance Ivey, 92. burial in Lometa Cemetery. E. E. McKalip of 2012 Louisiana is in Houston Methodist Hospital Room 629 following surgery. visitors not allowed, cards appreciated.

Baytown Edna Oliver Beecher George F. Nelson Lampasas Cora Nance Ivey Nelson Lometa Cemetery E. E. McKalip Louisiana Methodist Hospital Houston

Weather And Tides Report For Baytown Area

Clear to partly cloudy and warmer through Saturday in Baytown area weather forecast. Temperature Friday in the low 40s to low 50s. Morgan's Point tides Saturday high at 1 13 a.m. low at 11 49 a.m. Saturday sun rises 6 42 a.m. and sets 6 24 p.m.

Baytown Area Morgan's Point

Ranch and Rodeo Ties Highlight Local Social Notes

Margaret and Bob Reid visit with Truett Carroll of La Junta Colorado a calf-roping contestant at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Charlotte Laughlin improves from illness plans to return to school. Earl Durio hosts a family reunion with photos. Earl West notes the domino table awaits Dempsey Talbot. Peggy Samuel Mary IL Doyle styling wigs. Patty Barbara Joyce Helen Irwin share slang word. Willie Tezino promotes a fast trip to Louisiana Cynthia Moore tracks calf roping speed and Wimpy Wismer boosts Jamb auction prices at the Show.

Margaret Bob Reid Truett Carroll la Junta Colo Truett Houston Charlotte Laughlin Earl Durio Earl West Dempsey Talbot Peggy Samuel Mary IL Doyle Patty Barbara Joyce Helen Irwin Willie Tezino Louisiana Cynthia Moore Wismer

Appeal Decision Sets Precedent in Baytown Station Fight

Houston judge ruled Baytown 1968 ban on self service stations superseded by 1969 state law allowing them. Angel's permit reinstated to proceed with construction while city weighs appeal and potential broad impact on other permit applicants. The case raises whether the state statute supersedes local ordinance and if the ruling can be reversed on appeal.

Wanda Orton Billy B. Angel Baytown Warren FP. Cunningham Houston Bill Laughlin Laughlin Coun Cilmen Paul Howell Houston Fire Department Angel Cunningham

Unusual 103 Charges in Baytown Phone Case

A 17-year-old Baytown youth faced 103 municipal court charges for long distance calls totaling $316 to San Marcos Dallas and New Orleans. Each charge carried a $10 fine, filed separately. The case marked a first for the court in handling such a large number of counts for unpaid charges. The defendant was released on a bond and five fines totaling $50 were paid. Restitution arrangements for the remaining fines were to be made.

Baytown San Marcos Dallas New Orleans Noel Richardson Richardson

Sun Women's Editor Plans Fashion Report

Martha Ann Hemphill, the Bay town Sun women's editor, will travel to Dallas next week to report on spring fashion trends. She has national awards for fashion reporting and photography and will join editors from 70 cities for showings by Dallas area manufacturers. Read her daily reports on the women's pages and in the Spring Fashion Edition dated March 18.

Martha Ann Hemphill Baytown Sun Dallas Martha Ann U.S

High Schools Sell AFS Friendship Bonds in Baytown

Sterling and Robert E Lee AFS chapters urge Baytonians to buy Friendship Bonds to fund hosting foreign students and sending local students abroad. The city-wide drive runs 5 pm to 8 pm with volunteers meeting at the Civic Center at 4:45 pm. Each chapter aims at least 950 dollars to cover one student’s transport and a year abroad.

Sterling and Robert E. Lee Civic Center

Atty General rules on Harris County road duties

A Friday ruling by AUSTIN Sp Atty General Crawford Martin says Harris County Commissioners Court cannot legally strip County Commissioner Jamie Bray of road responsibilities in his own precinct and reassign them to another. The opinion, mailed to Harris County Atty Joe Resweber, follows a move last year to shift supervision of the Washburn tunnel and the Lynchburg ferry from Precinct 3 after Bray joined the court.

Austin Crawford Martin Harris County Commissioners’ Court Jamie Bray Joe Commissioners Court Bray Washburn Tunnel Lynchburg

Trial focuses on chain of command in murder case

In Benning Georgia, Lt William's murder trial hints at questions about higher command. In Washington a threatened rail strike postponement leads to resumed talks to avert disruption. In Saigon, forces mass near Lepone as Ho Chi Minh supply lines face a potential major attack.

FT. Benning, Ga William Lai Dng Saigon South Vietnam Lepone

Nixon defends Laos action amid Vietnam pullout plan

President Nixon says the Laos operation secures continued U.S. troop withdrawals from Indochina and denies plans to support an invasion of North Vietnam. He defends Secretary Rogers against criticism by Sen. Symington, and notes Abrams reports progress in Laos and Cambodia.

Washington Nixon U.S Indochina North Vietnam South William P. Rogers Stuart Symington D-Mo Rogers Henry Kissinger Sen. Symington Iran Symington Senate Laos South Vietnam Vietnam Creighton W. Abrams Cambodia

Census shows Baytown women outnumber men in 1970 results

U S Census Bureau data for Baytown 1970 lists 43 880 residents with 22 311 females and 21 669 males. Racial breakdown notes 41 631 white 2 158 Negro and 191 other races. Age details highlight concentrations in 25–34 and 45–54 ranges for men and 25–44 ranges for women. There are 14 089 heads of household.

Baytown U.S. Census Bureau Themiselves

Ten New Chamber Directors Elected in Baytown

Ten new Baytown Chamber of Commerce directors were elected for three year terms. They will meet Monday noon with holdover directors to elect 1971 officers, who assume duties at the March 22 annual banquet. Elected by mail ballot: Joe Barlasou, Fred Bednarski Jr, M. C. Bray, Dr. Donald Brunson, Johnny Clark, Paul Edwards, Robert Gillette, Rod Grandy, Larry Hale, Norman McElvary. Ballots were counted Thursday.

Baytown Chamber of Commerce Chamber Joe R. Barsalou Baytown Humble Fred Bednarski Jr O'brien’s Food Markets M. C Buddy) Bray Pearl Beer Donald Brunson Johnny Clark Paul Edwards People’s State Bank Robert Gillette Reid, Strickland, Gillette & Ramsey Law Rod Grandy Enjay Chemical Co Larry Hale Houston Lighting and Power Co Norman McElvany United States

Miss Jessie Receives Day Of Honor At Pumphrey School

Baytown honored Miss Jessie Lee Pumphrey with Miss Jessie Day as the former DeZavala principal visited the new Pumphrey Elementary School named for her. School officials, Mayor Glen Walker and hundreds of students crowded the event while memories of her 37 years guiding Mexican-American youth were remembered and celebrated.

Johnella Boynton Pumphrey ElementarySchool Jessie Lee Pumphrey Baytown DeZavala Elementary Glen Walker Johnny Clark Troy Peterson Pumphrey Jessie Walker Herman Boatman Miss Jessie de- Zavala

Filibuster Fails as Bond Measure Passes 21-8 in Texas

Fort Worth politician Don Kennard filibustered for ten hours over a college construction bond bill, then saw it pass 21 to 8. The bill would authorize up to 180 million dollars in bonds for eight UT system and Tech campuses, with repayment through tuition pledges and a 30 year term. Kennard criticized the plan as unfair to UT Austin and Arlington students.

Kennard Ut-System Texas Tech Houston University of Texas At Austin Arlington Frank Erwin Eric Jonsson UT Systems College

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Pioneer Club Humble Pioneer Club H. M. McKay Weingarten’s Alexander Drive J. J. Becka Temple John C. Becka Baytown Lions Club Clint Bates Baytown Lions Clubs Colbert Trawhon Ernest Hauser Baytown Bay Sun Women Fashion Citizens National Bank Foic Richard Fuentes Rusty Pumphrey Jay Carrell House Bulletin Our World Jes Princial Sie Arthur Oviedo Oviedo Bertie Walker Livingston Baytown States Bank
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