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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1971
Page
1
Attendents include MR and MRS Albert R Marsh Bastrop Wednesday Mrs Marsh’s father Robert Smith. Also present were Mr and Mrs Ronald Marsh Baytown and Lt J G Paul A Marsh San Diego California.
Ginger Reiter learns her father forgot to mail her honor roll listing at Texas Woman's University. LaDuana Turner pursues a new art experience. Mrs Walter Rundell notes her husband remains in Hermann Hospital after a fall, with no visitors yet. Shirley Masterson aids Sun files with information. Pete Rupp recalls Little League umpire woes while F L Conley claims he kept cool. Del Homme family camps at Lake Livingston in a new camper with grandchildren Sheri Arnessia and Renee Harrington. Rachel Walker’s grandson Michael Glenn Manning marks his first birthday in Cleveland Texas. Katherine Alford contributes prose Peggy Power shares biscuits and jam anecdotes.
AP reports hundreds of South Vietnamese soldiers fled Laos in 40 to 50 U.S. helicopters under heavy enemy fire. Fifteen American helicopters were shot down or crippled. more than 360 soldiers and twenty bodies were recovered west of Fire Base Delta 1, near the Laos border. Helicopters faced NV shelling. some soldiers clung to skids during flight. five 122mm shells landed at Ham Nghi as pilots fought to extract troops. Brig. Gen. Pham Van Phu observed the situation from a bunker amid the clash.
The chilly weather is set to ease with warmer temperatures and partly cloudy skies in the Bay town area. Temperatures range 40 to 60 degrees as tides and sunrise sunset times for Morgan's Point are listed for Sunday and Monday, with high and low tides and daily solar events.
Mrs. Marian Adelle Bale aged 53, wife of Rice University athletic director A M Red Bale, died in a Houston hospital. She previously coached at Robert E. Lee High School and led Lee briefly in 1947, later joining Rice as an assistant football coach. Survived by husband, daughter Linda Marian Bale, son Kenton Allen Bale, and her parents of Houston. Services set for St Mark's Episcopal Church.
A jury trying Lt. William L. Calley Jr. in the murder case deliberates for a fourth day as the long court martial continues. AP report.
James Paul Seale of Robert E Lee High School graduates with the highest grade point average in the 42 year history of the school at 98.17. Principal Henry Armstrong notes his record as Seale prepares for a year abroad as an American Field Service exchange student. Class salutatorian Linda Reineke follows with 97.77. Top ten also includes Linda Reineke Theresa Eilers Susan Rosenbaum Marilyn Whatley Barbara Sultis and others with high marks.
Baytown State Bank advertises ample free parking with no service charge on checking accounts. The notice lists Baytown State Bank as a member institution for 2018 with emphasis on customer convenience and accessibility.
Dallas AP reports Federal Reserve Board member Andrew F Brimmer criticizes tax cuts as more effective than easier money to spur demand. Brimmer says money supply already expanded but demand remains weak due to unemployment inflation and pessimism. He urges fiscal steps and faster tax cut dates from the 1969 Tax Reform Act to accelerate growth.
The FDA urged disposal of tenderizers labeled Space of Life and Country Tavern bought after March 1969 following a Maryland man's death. The agency renewed its warning issued last November to households restaurants and bars to discard any such packages amid the poison scare.
Bob Murphey of Navarro County who speaks perfect East Texas will demonstrate Monday night at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Ramada Tower Center. About 800 are expected to attend the 7:30 p.m. event with Frank Turpin as master of ceremonies. Murphey, an attorney from Nacogdoches, lives on a Piney Woods ranch and is a nationwide humorist known for after-dinner speeches. He notes his background is varied, including posts as district attorney and wartime Merchant Marine officer. The Baytown Sun highlights the event as a community occasion.
Pamela Nixon is valedictorian with a 96.85 GPA, followed by salutatorian Michael Tiner at 96.54. The list includes Leslee Murray 95.57, Mark Massie 95.38, Danie Herndon 95.03, Debbie Stone 94.75, Laura Hall 94.52, Cheryl Gandy 94.38, James Sammons 94.19, and Sara Ramsey 94.15. Graduation is May 27 at Stallworth Stadion. enrollment has grown to 452 students.
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