Kansas Educator Named LC President Baytonian Better
Jerry Lynn Harrison 26 son of Mr and Mrs W C Harrison of 2201 New Jersey was injured in an explosion at Hobo Trailer Co on Market Street while welding a gas tank. He is improving at Methodist Hospital in Houston. Grady Lynn Carter 24 of 5413 Bayou Boulevard is in ICU at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital after a heart attack Friday. Story Hour Junior Forum will be held 10 to 10 30 am Tuesday at Sterling Municipal Library with tellers Mrs Glenn Whitcomb and Mrs Ted Smith. John Dewey Canon 44 of 706 W Morrell was injured when a gas line blew at Humble Oil plant not Market Street as Sunday Sun reported. He is improving at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. Alpha Zeta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet 7 pm Wednesday at Citizens National Bank Conference Room.
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Baytonian
Jerry Lynn Harrison
W. C., Harrison
New Jersey
John Dewey
Hobo Trailer Co
Market Street
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Grady Lynn Carter
Bayou Boulevard
Hugh Carter
Live Oak
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Sterling Municipal Library
Glenn Whitcomb
Ted Smith
John Dewey Canon
W. Morrell
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Anahuac
Alpha Zeta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Citizens National Bank
Weather and Tides for Baytown Area
FAIR AND MILD through Tuesday with temperatures from the mid 30s to the low 70s. Morgan's Point tides Tuesday include highs at 3:13 a.m. and 6:13 p.m. and lows at 5:18 a.m. and 6:13 p.m. Tuesday sun rises at 6:31 a.m. and sets at 6:30 p.m.
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Baytown Area
Morgan's Point
Patrick Crawley turns eight on St Patrick's Day
Tom Patrick Crawley son of Mr and Mrs Richard Crawley Jr of 317 Greenbriar will celebrate his eighth birthday on St Patrick s Day JPN O Morrison departs for his ramp house for a week end rest A M Hebert among many with bronchitis Jimmie Garrison helps a helpless driver extract a key from a car Sue Jones cooperates on a big news story Royce Smith busy with Little League practice Pat Singleton around after flu Beth Turla sewing projects George Cummings explains sleepy look as grandchildren visit
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Tom Patrick Crawley
Richard Crawley Jr
Greenbriar
St. Patrick’s Day
O. Morrison
M. Hebert
Jimmie Garrison
Sue Jones
Royce Smith
Pat Singleton
Beth Turla
George Cummings
Privately Operated AMA Health Care Plan Proposed to Congress
Dr. Max H. Parrott and Dr. Russell B. Roth outlined a private medicredit plan before the Senate health subcommittee. The program would use a sliding federal contribution based on income to support approved policies while remaining under private medical control. Roth said the plan would be cheaper, with an estimated first year cost of 14.5 billion, and would bolster delivery systems, manpower, facilities, and education.
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Washington
Federal
American Medical Cudaiion
Max H. Parrott
Congress Today
Pri
Board of
AMA
Russell B
Roth
House of Delegates
Senate Health Subcommittee
New Chief Sees Need For 2 Fire Stations
Fire Chief James Bland Jr says two new fire stations are needed and should be placed in strategic locations not next to the police building. An architectural report suggested attaching a fire station to the police building could save costs, but council rejected adding the fire station as an alternate to the police project.
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James Bland Jr
Bland
Sland
James A. Davis
Davis
Aday Ray Sowa Cman Discoveries Reported
Local agency reports a civic update involving Aday Ray Sowa and related administrative actions. The brief outlines a procedural matter, naming parties and locations without sensational detail. Further specifics await official documentation.
Panel Approves SST Prototype Funding Bill in House
The House Appropriations Committee advances a bill for 289.9 million to develop two SST prototypes with a planned first flight by March 1973. The panel emphasizes federal support for prototypes only, not commercial production, amid ongoing debates over costs, royalties, and potential job impacts.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
Senate House
Jack McFall
D-Calif
Appropriations Committee
Soviet Union
Britain
France
United States
Car Train Crash Kills Baytown Residents at Marlin
Two Baytown residents Frank R. Cutbirth 73 and wife 64 were killed in a Sunday car train collision near Marlin at a crossing with no warning signal. Survived by six children including Frank, Roy, Douglas, Mrs. Dunks, Edwin Lehr and Mrs. Pollak, plus brothers Ewell and Roy. Frank had 37 years at Humble Baytown Refinery. Funeral notices issued by Arthman Funeral Home. son Frank Jr. in Pakistan on business.
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Baytown
Frank R. Cutbirth
W. Main
Marlin
Cutbirth
Cutbirths
Carrie Cutbirth
Edwin Lehr
Fort Worth
Peggy Pollak
Ewell Cutbirth
Roy Cutbirth
Houston
Baytown Beach City Brings Briefs On Jurisdiction Change
Baytown and Beach City lawyers clash over which court should hear Beach City annexation fight. Judge Wyatt H Heard ordered briefs by March 29 on whether Harris County or Chambers County has jurisdiction in the quo warranto suit over about 8000 acres in Chambers County. Beach City cites general statutes. Baytown argues statewide rules favor the larger city for extraterritorial matters. Mayor Jimmy McClellan testified. reference to Page 2 briefs.
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Johnella Boynton Houston
Wyatt H. Heard
Baytown
Beach City
Chambers County
Heard
Eugene Jensen
Bill Laughlin
Harris County
Laughlin
Jenson
Court of Civil Appeals
Texas Supreme Court
Jimmy McClellan
Charges Last Resort In School Attendance Cases
Russell McGough, attendance officer, explains that parents face fines for excessive absences, with escalating penalties from $5 to $100 and a separate offense for each day missed. Warrants were issued for five Baytown parents. cases stem from long-term absences and various accepted excuses under Texas Compulsory Education Law.
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Russell McGough
McGough
Justice of the Peace Court
Baytown
Texas
Celebrate Our Second Anniversary At The Baytown Bank
Baytown State Bank marks its second anniversary this week inviting customers to stop by for a complimentary cup of coffee. The message notes the bank is a member of the FDIC and encourages community visitors.
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Peoples State Bank
F.d.1.c. Mo
Baytown State Bank
F.d.1.c
Vietnam Laos base hit by heavy bombardment
North Vietnamese artillery and tanks assaulted a South Vietnamese base in Laos while antiaircraft fire met U S helicopters aiding the base. Field officers reported the intense attack as tensions in the region escalated.
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Ham Nght
Vietnam
Laos
U.S
Pratt College chief to head Lee College July 1
Dr. Raymond Cleveland 43, president of Pratt Community Junior College, Pratt Kansas, will become president of Lee College on July 1 succeeding Dr. Richard Strahan whose resignation is effective June 1. Cleveland’s three year contract sets salary at 24000 with no housing allowance. Strahan’s current salary is 26000 plus a 4000 housing-expense allowance. Cleveland has 18 years of admin and teaching experience and holds degrees in English, biology, chemistry and education from East Central State College and Oklahoma universities. He was born in Sulphur Oklahoma and is married with four children.
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Wanda Orton
Raymond Cleveland
Pratt Community Junior College
Pratt
Kan
Lee College
Cleveland
Richard Strahan
Strahan
University of Houston
College of Education
Lee College Regents
Dr. Cleveland
East Central State College
Ada
Okla
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Oklahoma University
Norman
Sulphur
Oklahoma
Mary Virginia Warren
Clovis
N.M
Air Force
Sulphur High School
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Bors
Alfred M. Worden Jr
North Main
Aday I
AC Ray Sowa Cman
Sun
Linda Casalty
Sidney KR. Yates
D-Il
Yates
Jaws
Lake Goose Creek
Baytonians
Frank
Douglas Cutbirth
Crosby
Fred Dunks
San Antonio
Baytowns Partner
Aon Tad
Rin
Lier
Fort Benning, Ga
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Tel Aviv
Abba Eban
Suez Canal
Middle East
State Department
Red
China
Baytown Lions Club
Ernest Hauser
Hauser
David Kadjar
Douglas
Linda Cassity
Ught Bulbs
Rom A Lion
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