Knights of Columbus Exemplification in KC Hall
KC Degree exemplification for San Jacinto Council No. 2788 begins at 8 a.m. Saturday at KC Hall 2600 W Main. Members are urged to attend the Admission Degree while funeral attendees Morris family report Jason Morris 63 laid to rest in Branson Tex. BSU chili supper tickets on sale 4 to 8 p.m. Saturday April 4 at 600 W Republic Center. $1 each with proceeds for summer missions.
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Knights of Columbus
KC Hall
W. Main
San Jacinto Council No
H. L. Morris
M. C. Morris
Lee
Jason Morris
Branson, Tex
Baptist Student Union of Lee College
BSU
W. Republic
Baytown Students Shine At Science Fair Awards
Joy Burkholder, Connie Ross, and Larry Joe Mitchell led Baytown entrants at the 127 Caldwell Tamarack Houston science fair. Jert Lee High School student won second in math computer science with Rotation Centralized Gravitational Field. Connie Ross earned honorable mention in topology. Larry Joe Mitchell earned honorable mention in biology Can Man Replace His Heart.
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E. W. Buelow
George Curtis
Goose Creek
Eastern Star
Baytown
Joy Burkholder
Henry L. Burkholder Jr
R. A. Jones
Caldwell
Tamarach
Houston
Leroy
Rob Friends
Air Force
REL
A. E. Scott
Magnolia
Highlands
Connie
Ross
Sterling High School
RSS
Larry Joe Mitchell
Beth Anthony
Michigan
Wan
Larry Joe
French Ltd Target Permit Canceled At Crosby Dump
The Texas Water Quality Board canceled French Ltd.’s permit to dump water at the Harris County industrial dump near Crosby. The board ordered immediate stoppage of discharges, cleanup of the 12 acre lagoon, and prosecuted past and future permit violations. The 1,600-resident petition supported cancelation as Crosby area locals applauded the decision.
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Alan Erwin
Sun
Austin Bureau Austin
Texas Water Quality Board
French Ltd
TWQB
Jerry Brownlee
Harris County
Crosby
French ‘'Ltd
Lindsay Walker
Walker
Brownlee
Paul Carleton
Weather And Tides Forecast For Morgan's Point
Generally fair and mild through Saturday. Friday temperatures range from the low 40s to the mid 70s. Tides Saturday show highs at 2:19 a.m. and 3:25 p.m. with lows at 3:19 a.m. and 4:13 p.m. Saturday sunrise is 6:17 a.m. and sunset at 6:37 p.m.
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Morgan's Point
Around Lawn Arouse Local Frontpage Picks
VIC DAVIS braves cold in shirt sleeves to help judge a track meet. Gene White recovers from a broken jaw from steer-jogging in a rodeo. Jody Judice finds a prize in his barn. Sandye Gallatin wows in hot pants at BLT rehearsals of Solid Gold Cadillac. Terry Dopson directs a Beaumont play keeping the road hot. Suzanne Willson Pat Grandy Dottie Tickner walk a mile daily. Jesse Kirkpatrick Joe Hall celebrate birthdays. Virginia Moreno worries over steak Frank Gerza Earl Solis proud of big catch in Big Thicket Lake. Airman Robbie Van Natter glad to shed cast from foot and leg after parachute injury. George Scott stops by for a photo. Abe Simon inquires about an accident. Deputy Sheriff Marvin Zinder helps reporters. Bobby CoMeaux introduces his wife.
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Sandye Gallatin
Terry Dopson
Beaumont
Suzanne Willson
Pat Grandy
Dottie Tickner
Jesse Kirkpatrick
Joe Hall
Virginia Moreno
Frank Gerza
Earl Solis
Big Thicket Lake
Robbie van Natter
George Scott
Abe Simon
Marvin Zinder
Bobby Comeaux
Advisory Board Named For Baytown Hospital
Baytown Hospital organized a seven member advisory board to assist Extendicare Inc in operating the hospital. Members include Dr J C Holsomback Dr Louis B Hughes Dr P T Eichelberger Bob Beare Rev A L Jordan Reginald Brewer and Johnella Boynton. The board was appointed by Wendell Cherry and elected Holsomback moderator Hughes assistant moderator and Beare secretary. The new $4.9 million 199 bed facility on Highway 146 and Bowie Street is to open early in 1972 with a 15 doctor professional building planned. Extendicare has applied for NYSE listing.
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Baytown Hospital
Baytown
Exxtendicare, Inc
J. C. Holsomback
Louis B. Hughes
P. T. Eichelberger
Bob Beare
Texas
Extendicare
A. L. Jordan
Memorial Baptist Church
Reginald Brewer
Citizens National Bank
Johnella Boynton
Sun
Wendell Cherry
Louisville
Holsomback
Hughes
Beare
DeFee Street
Highway 146
Bowie Street
Dr. Holsomback
Dr. Hughes
Assistant City Police Chief Academy Grad
Assistant City Police Chief H. H. Turner graduated Friday from the Southwestern Police Academy at Southern Methodist University after three months of study. U.S. Atty. Harold J. Sullivan addressed 37 graduates from 18 cities, as diplomas were presented by J. P. Plain of the Sears Roebuck Foundation.
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H. H
Bo) Turner
Southwestern Police Academy
Southern Methodist University
U.S. Atty
Harold J. Sullivan
Washington, D. C
J. P. Plain
Sears, Roebuck Foundation
Southwestern Law Enforcement Institute
Texas
Norman
Okla
Denver
Colo
Farmington, N. M
Shreveport
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Craigmont Expansion Costs Up For City Council
City Public Works Director Jack Morton will report April 8 on expanding the Craigmont sewage treatment plant with cost figures from manufacturers. Councilman David Evans raised concerns about sewer service for a rising Baker Road multi level dwelling under construction as the project nears completion. Floyd Adcox said plant modifications aren’t meeting hoped outcomes, and City Manager Voelkel noted apartments can be held until sewer service is ready. Evans urged starting work on the 1971 street program so engineers can prepare specifications.
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City Public Works
Jack Morton
Craigmont
Morton
Councill
David Evans
Baker Road
Adcox
Mgr
D. R. Voelkel
Evans
Rally Planned For City Race Candidates
The 18 city mayor and council candidates have been invited to speak at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the East Harris County Democrats meeting in Roseland Park Pavilion. Each candidate gets five minutes. an open forum follows. All are welcome. Carl Connerton is not on the ballot. Officers will be elected after the forum and all area Democrats urged to attend. Coffee will be served.
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East Harris
East
Harris County
City Auditor Firm Rehired for 1970 71
The firm of Gerace and Hallum was rehired as city auditor for the fiscal year October 1, 1970, through September 30, 1971, by the Baytown City Council on Thursday night. The appointment of the 1971 board of equalization was postponed to April 8 due to insufficient two day notice. Brooks Starrett was reelected to the Urban Rehabilitation Standards Board in unanimous action.
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Gerace and Hallum
Baytown
Board of Equalization
LeonardStasney
Brooks Starett
Urban Rehabilitation Standards Board
Way Cleared For City Bond Sales
New Baytown can now sell its capital improvement bonds after a court action favored the city. The $11.6 million bond issue, approved in 1978, plans phase one for sewer expansion, street work, and parkland with $200,000 borrowed to meet December deadlines and about $75,000 owed for engineering fees. City Atty. Bill Laughlin said no appeal was filed, finalizing the court order. Fiscal agent Underwood, Neuhaus and Co. will set a bid date, aiming for early April.
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Brownwood
Aion
Garth Road
Bayway Drive
Late payment penalty okayed for city water bills
A 10 percent penalty for late water bill payments was reinstated by a 4 to 2 council vote led by Leonard Stasney Lamar Kelley Don Hullum and David Evans. Mayor Glen Walker and Ted Kloesel opposed noting penalties should not apply to drinking water. The council also amended sewer fees requiring a $50 payment at building permit issuance, with Leonard Stasney the sole dissent.
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Baytown
Leonard Stasney
Lamar Kelley
Don Hullum
David Evans
Glen Walker
Ted Kloesel
Kloesel
Mer
D. R. Voelkel
Ron Embert
Ad Valorem
Embert
Humble Credit Union to Hold Annual Shareholders Meeting
Humble Credit Union will hold its annual shareholders meeting at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Sterling High School auditorium. About 1,200 persons are expected to attend. New board members will be elected and door prizes valued in the hundreds of dollars will be awarded. A special program with films and an Easter egg hunt is planned for attending children. This is the first daytime meeting of the credit union membership.
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Humble Credit Union
Sterling High School
Credit v Union
Council Favors Raising Exemption For Elderly
Baydences, Hullum report State Legislature study of a city plan to raise the senior property tax exemption. The Baydences endorsed Resolution 219 to exempt the first 3 000 on residence values for residents 65 and older. Mayor Glen Walker thanked the council for backing the plan as supporters urged the measure to aid seniors amid inflation.
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Don Hullum
Hullum
Hallum
W.C. Tidman
Glen Walker
Council
Counttown
Bray Backs Down On Huffman Park Move
County Commissioner Jamie Bray, facing resident opposition, reversed plans to move park equipment from I.T. May Park to Duessen Park. He cited a moral duty to honor the donor and the Little League presence, deciding to keep lights and equipment at May Park after local input and discussions with Huffman residents.
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Bray
Huffman Park
Huffman
Jamie Bray
Precinct 2
I.T
May Park
H. M. Jeter
Jeter
Baytown
I. T. May Sr
W. V. Ramsey
E. A
Squatty
Ramsey
Oyster Fry to Benefit CAP Headquarters Fund
Baytown Civil Air Patrol sponsors an oyster fry from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday at the Bayshore Red Reel and Gun Club House on Minnesota Street. Donations of 1.50 per person go to CAP headquarters construction at the south end of Humphrey Airport. Eddie Huron and Bob Read will cook.
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Baytown
Civil Air Patro
Bayshore Red, Reel and Gun Club
Minnesota Street
CAP
Humphrey Airport
Eddie Huron
Bob Read
Vietnam Front Tensions Prompt Vietnamese Reinforcements
Reports from Saigon indicate rapid Vietnamese troop moves to the northern front as allies note a buildup of enemy forces and long range artillery in the DMZ. In other items, Calley murder trial verdict due by Monday, Nixon policy faces Senate scrutiny, welfare funding gaps loom in Indiana and Nebraska, and DOJ to draft spending oversight legislation amid presidential dollar disputes.
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Saigon
Baytonian Not Charged In Pot Case
James Kenneth Daniels, 19, of Baytown was charged with possession of dangerous drugs in a first offense, not marijuana, in Justice of the Peace N. C. Morrison's court. A $1,000 bond was posted, and Daniels’ sister claimed he drove the car in a case involving two other people and denied possessing any dangerous drugs.
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James Kenneth Daniels
Baytown
The
Sun
Daniels
Justice of the Peace N. C. Morrison
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