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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1973

Page

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Local Reader Finds Joy in Comics as Jay Develops Reading

Mrs Ants notes Jay is five and enjoys comic books while struggling with thick texts and small print. His father and grandfather support reading aloud and nightly papers, though he reads quickly and may skip complex words. Grandparents value the bonding ritual during visits.

Mrs. Ants Jay Ant Jax Ante Hin B. J. Hall Annie Antle Grandfather Hall

Bay town board fear of shutdown amid Houston consolidation

Alford, chairman, warned the Bay town board could be merged into Houston boards. He expressed relief the local board would continue to function to avoid residents having to register in Houston, but lamented workforce reductions and urged Selective Service to reassign affected workers to Civil Service jobs elsewhere.

Alford Baytown Houston Ita

Poodle Found in Plumywood. Owner Sought

Small black poodle found in the Plumywood subdivision area. Owner urged to call 427-0819 to identify the dog. New Baltimore Colts coach is Howard Schnellenberger.

Plumywood Baltimore Colts Howard Schnellenberger

County Sheriff outlines budget cuts and patrol shift plan

The sheriff proposed staggered patrol hours to keep cars in constant use and cited street presence as crime deterrence. He said Baytown will access his detective division, while civilian staff shift to inside jobs to fund more patrols. A self supporting jail, new training, and campus programs aim to cut costs without tax increases.

Sheriff's Department Baytown Heard Houston Community College

Stolen Crofton Records Include Grades and Health Files

The stolen folders held four years of permanent records including grades attendance tests IQ achievement and health files. Counselor ranking worksheets and premature senior rankings were also taken. Principal Page said the sheriff’s department would not handle the case and he appointed himself as investigator in charge while tightening security and limiting student access.

Prochazka Scheol Page Sheriff's Department

Blood donors fall short at Gulf Coast Hospital event

Bloodometer residents gave 13 units at the Gulf Coast Hospital weekly blood draw while Baytown’s three hospitals used 4 units the prior week. The donor program remains the sole replacement method for blood. LC Lecture: First Church of Christ Scientist hosts Keith A. Piamer of London to speak on Healing of Moral Weakness at 8 p.m. Thursday in Molar Hall.

Gulf Coast Hospital Baytown First Church of Christ Scientist Molar Hall Keith A. Piamer London England

Barbours Cut port project plans funding and expansion

The Barbours Cut development outlines phase one finances to handle 14 to 18 container vessels by 1975 and adds facilities. It lists costs for site development two container ship terminals yard cranes four yard cranes and related infrastructure plus engineering dredging and access improvements.

Page Ls Barbours Aliveter Morgans Point Alwater Gulf St Barbours Houston Ship Channel

Negotiators confront Panama Canal treaty impasse after U.N. council win

Panamanian government negotiators seek a U.S. satisfactory canal treaty while leveraging a moral victory in the U N Security Council. In Houston, unemployment rose to 2h percent of the civilian labor force in February and meat prices climbed 6.4 percent locally. A gunmen robbed a Houston mansion, seizing 20 000 in jewelry and cash while tying up residents. In Washington, a defeated Mexican American father laments the impact of court decisions on public education funding.

Panama U.S U Security Council Houston Texas Employment Commission Bureau of Labor Statistics Washington Supreme Court

FFA Project Show Slated At Huffman High School

The first annual Future Farmers of America Project Show at Huffman High School will be held Friday. Judging starts at 9 a.m. An auction follows at 7:20 p.m. The event takes place at the FFA Ag farm on Wall Road, one mile past I.T. May Part.

Huff Agg | Spi Future Farmers of America Huffman High School FFA Ag Wall Road

Free German Shepherd Puppies From Lester Oliver

Lester Oliver offers two male German shepherd puppies free to good homes. Phone contact provided for interested buyers.

Lester Oliver

Registration Slated For LC Summer Term

Lee College plans a pre registration test for the summer term under Dean Dr. Alton Laird. Students may pick up forms April 2, complete and return by April 24, with registration paid by May 15. Counseling Center hours extend and staff assist to ensure early registrants get best class choices. Regular summer term registration begins May 20.

Lee College Alton Laird

Man Burned By Chemical At Swim Pool

John Fontenot, 47, maintenance man at Spanish Keys Apartments, was treated for chemical burns after chlorine he poured into a pool filter exploded at 9 am. Investigators say oil in the filter caused the reaction. Fontenot was taken to San Jacinto Methodist Hospital and later released.

Baytown John Fontenot Spanish Keys Northwood Fontenot San Jacinto Methodist Hospital

Kerrs Return From Center After Nephew's Funeral

Mr and Mrs R T Kerr returned from Center where they attended the funeral of Kerrs nephew M L Kerr.

R.T. Kerr Center Kerr M. L. Kerr

Hindman Couple Attend Funeral for Nephew J. W. Looney

Mr and Mrs B D Hindman of 407 Stella have returned from Lufkin after attending funeral services Wednesday for their nephew J W Looney who died Tuesday.

B. D. Hindman Stella Lufkin J. W. Looney

AEW Contested School Desegregation Case Details

A court ordered federal monitors oversee 42 districts amid desegregation tensions. Journal notes reference the HEW oversight of 640 districts with court orders to ensure compliance and report findings to authorities.

Harlem Schonte Schonte Teason Deserres Desusien Ceri

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