Baytown Banquet Humorist Nackey Dochez Echoes Lone Star Wit
Baytown Chamber banquet drew 600 at Ramada Tower Center as Bob Murphey known for Nackey dochez humor entertained with East Texas jokes. He lampooned Baptists bankers lawyers and women, warned census misses are common, and praised women's financial influence. His country lawyer persona drew hearty laughs and a closing quip about Baptist churches keeping busy.
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Bob Murphey
Nackeydochez
Piney Woods
Baytown
Murphey
Barons Auxiliary Plans Birthday Celebration Event
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of Columbus will celebrate the San Jacinto Council birthday at 8 p.m. Tuesday after an executive board meeting at 7 p.m led by president Mrs. Ray McFerren. Ron Duguay is a patient in room 516 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital.
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Knights of Columbus
San Jacinto
Ray McFerren
Ron Duguay
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Rotary Speaker Cary Shaw to address Baytown club
Rotary program features Cary Shaw insurance man a deaf mute who will share opportunities for the deaf via an interpreter meeting at noon at the Ramada Tower Kiwanis luncheon highlights the 1970 World Series games at noon Thursday also at the Ramada Tower PEO Sisterhood chapter meets 1030 am Thursday at Mrs M J Wager 2106 Eaves Drive Unaffiliates May contact Mrs Del Smith Florida entry Arthur C Wright son of Mr and Mrs Ernest C Wright enlisted in the U S Navy reporting to Orlando Recruit Training Center Wright attended Robert E Lee High School
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Baytown
Kiwanis
Ramada Tower
PEO Sisterhood
PEO
M. J. Wager
Eaves
Snay
del Smith
Florida
Arthur C. Wright
Ernest C. Wright
Beecher
U.S. Navy
Orlando
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Robert E. Lee High School
Local notices and visits brighten community scene
WL Dub Ward drops by after illness and is reported doing fine. Ronn Had dex and Ernest Hauser plan a Jaycee letter-writing campaign. QO B Lee announces an important neighborhood meeting and delivers a picture. Constable Paul A Anderson drives, misses friends waving. Hobart Enoch stops in to say hello. State Trooper Mark Argo recovering after appendectomy at Gulf Coast Hospital. Ike and Nan Hall attend Chamber banquet. Perry Britton appears well after hospital discharge.
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Ernest Hauser
Jaycee
QO. B. Lee
Paul A. Anderson
Hobart Enoch
Mark Argo
Gulf Coast Hospital
Ike
Nan Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Perry Britton
Board weighs forced resignations over pregnancy ruling
The school board asked for a legal opinion on whether a court decision bars forced resignations of pregnant teachers and if district rules conflict with the ruling. Trustees also debated policy wording on senior attendance at baccalaureate and commencement services, seeking clarity on potential days off for preparation.
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Johnella Boynton
Richard Park
Seth Mitchell
Mitchell
Park
Johnny Clark
Dignam
Nixon’s interim assessment on Laos draws troop drawdown
AP reports Nixon says the interim assessment maintains a monthly drawdown of at least 12,500 U S troops from South Vietnam. In Saigon North Vietnamese attacks intensify as thousands of South Vietnamese flee across the border from Laos. The president’s next-month announcement on Vietnam withdrawals is said to hint at an end of the tunnel.
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Civic Group To Hear City Candidates
The 19 mayoral and city council candidates for the April 6 election will address the Country Club Oaks Civic Association at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Goose Creek Country Club sun deck room. A business meeting precedes the event, with officer elections. Candidates will have about three minutes, questions will be spontaneous, and other Baytown civic groups are invited. Coffee will be served.
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Country Club Oaks Civic Association
Sun Deck
Goose Creek Country Club
Baytown
Federal court hears move to block Baytown election
Judge Allen Hannay will hear Carl E. Connerton Jr.’s bid to enjoin Baytown’s April 6 city council election at 9:30 a.m. in Houston. Connerton claims city charter rules requiring property ownership disenfranchise voters and candidates, states he will represent himself, and seeks a ruling on the charter’s constitutionality plus an immediate ballot placement if favorable.
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Hannay
U.S. 5Th District Federal Court
Houston
Carl E. Connerton Jr
Baytown
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Rusk
Connerton
Bill Laughlin
Edna Oliver
Oliver
Ortney
American Civil Liberties Union
Gaillard
J and J Mabochem Co
Two Men Die In I-10 Car Truck Crash Near San Jacinto
Two men, Woodie S. Gallups and Malcolm J. Wood, were killed in a 2 p.m. crash on Interstate 10 near the San Jacinto River Bridge west of Houston. Gallups’ car crossed into the opposite lane and struck Wood’s pickup, the collision scattering debris and halting traffic for about two hours. Gallups, of Highlands, and Wood, of Houston, were pronounced dead at the scene or en route to hospitals.
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San Jacinto River Bridge
Woodie S. Gallups
Highlands
Interstate 19
Malcolm John Wood
Labadie
Houston
Marvin Zinder
Gallups
Baytown
Cloverleaf
Billy Sanford
Bill
Magnolia
Extra Hours For 1971 Tag Buyers In Baytown
Baytown Harris County tax office will open 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday to aid last minute buyers of 1971 automobile license tags. Tax Assessor Carl Smith cited convenience for owners. Deadline is April 1. Weekday hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Baytown office. Tags also available at select supermarkets in the city and county.
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Harris County Tax Office
Harris County
Carl Smith
Weather Forecast For Baytown Area And Tides
FAIR AND cooler Tuesday night in the Baytown area with temperatures from the low 50s to the upper 60s. Morgan's Point tides show highs at 1 31 a m and 11 49 a m with lows at 1 43 a m and 1 43 p m. Wednesday sunrise is 6 21 a m and sunset 6 35 p m.
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Baytown Area
Morgan’s Point
School Employes Contracts Extended by Board
The school board extended contracts for 424 employees for 1972 73 including 63 teachers granted continuing contracts 206 probationary contracts and 155 other staff receiving one year terms or extensions resignations of a teacher and part time aide were approved and three new teacher aides hired for the rest of the 1971 72 year resignations include Loralei Dopson and Fredlyn Kluch with Peggy Jones Dorothy Hamil and Frances Muldron named as new aides.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Ross Sterling High School
Fredlyn Kluch
Jedar Bayou
Peggy Jones
Robert E. Lee
Dorothy Hamil
Carver-Jones
Frances Muldron
Highlands Junior School
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