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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1972
Page
7
The Medical Careers Club of Robert E. Lee High School sponsors Tarzan's Jungle Rebellion as a Monday Kiddie Show. Students and teachers will be dismissed for the workday. Tickets are 50 cents, sold by club members. box office opens 9:30 a.m. with the show at 10 a.m.
New York AP reports church officials face questions over denominational investments in war industry firms. They defend policies as complex and evolving, noting efforts to strengthen ethical guidelines and consider impact on employment, pollution, and fair dealings while maintaining influence on company policy.
Houston Post readers get a glimpse of Bonner's Place a contemporary novel by Leon Hale praised for wit and wisdom. The book follows a son chasing a missing $15,000 in a tale set around Bonney's Place with Hale style characters and familiar town life.
The Carol Tucker kidney fund at Bayown State Bank seeks $330,000 for a transplant at John Sealy Hospital in Galt Reston. Donations have topped 1900 from Beytonians, with Beta Sigma Phi Sororities, Rho Zeta, Psi Alpha chapters, Kappa Kappa, Lioness Club, REL clubs and door-to-door drives contributing to hospital expenses and dialysis costs.
The Medical Careers Club of Robert E. Lee High School presents two showings of Marooned Monday at the Brunson theater. Proceeds fund a club medical scholarship. tickets are 1.50 for adults and 0.50 for children under 12.
Barbers Hill School lists Monday lunch options featuring hotdog with chili, hash browns, green salad, milk and oatmeal cake. Aimed at providing balanced meals with familiar items for students.
The Dallas Park and Recreation Board was asked to consider rebuilding part of the city as it was in frontier days. The Dallas Heritage Society proposed a $750000 replica frontier town in a city park for tourism and education, said society president elect Mrs. P O B Montgomery.
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