Candidate Coffee Meeting With Local Candidates
A candidate coffee will be held at Mrs. Jess Stovall's home 1306 Adams at 8 a.m. Friday public invited to meet the candidates.
30 Mar 1967
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1967
Page
1
A candidate coffee will be held at Mrs. Jess Stovall's home 1306 Adams at 8 a.m. Friday public invited to meet the candidates.
Partly cloudy and continued warm through Friday in the Bay town area. Temperature range expected Thursday from 80 to 84 degrees. Tides Friday will be low at 2 a.m. and high at 11:06 a.m.
A collage of short items mentions Louise Jones researching history, Bury Greenwood seeking a garden club president, Helen Lar extending a PTA conference invitation, Judy Linscott awaiting results, Peggy White in a dated blue dress, Suzanne LeBlanc and Mrs Louis Le Blanc, Sharon Creel happy with a research theme, Ron Trachsel apologized to for misspelling, Cub Scout Pack 10 notes, Gary Purroughs busy, Chester Rogers teaching film technique, Wanda Burch inventing green cake coloring use, Sandra Jesse updating a former classmate, Lisa Swaim and Margeret Foster with a canine visit to kindergarten.
Bay town City Council of Parents and Teachers met at Sterling Library to organize the third annual Pre School Clinic set to begin April 25. Mrs Willie Terry as primary coordinator and Mrs Paul Holladay as PTA council president led planning with J H Stuart and Clark Botkin assisting. Registrations start April 10 with home visits by staff and each worker handling up to six names. An information folder will help first grade teachers prepare for incoming pupils.
Morton and White lead Baytown Relays threats as Baytown schools join 21 programs in Houston area carnival. Morton clocked 48 seconds for the 440 and White 48.5, with White co holder of the state 47.2 record. Baytown standard stands at 48.2 from 1968. Other contenders include Lindberg, Boyle, Kenney and Urchin among Ganders, Trojans, and Mustangs as preparations focus on sprint relays and field events.
The Senate ethics committee will not seek Dodd's expulsion nor strip him of seniority or levy penalties. The 1%year old Connecticut Democrat faces misconduct inquiries over finances and a West German business agent. Recommendations to the Senate are due in three to four weeks as the panel weighs possible censure or reprimand rather than exoneration or expulsion. The committee has not yet finalized its wording.
The registrar at Lee College announces enrollment for summer reading classes at AFLC levels, with junior high and elementary offerings. Classes begin April 3, with elementary grades four and five meeting at 5 a.m. daily. junior school closes at 9 38 a.m. Parents should contact the Lee College Registrar for details.
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce will set its 1967 activities at a Friday luncheon. Members will form 69 small discussion groups to select favorite projects, then report. Individual preference lists will be compiled and reviewed at the next meeting.
Baytown Police Department faces a critical shortage as higher paying industrial jobs lure recruits away. Beginning pay is 473 a month with strict Civil Service screenings, including physicals, written tests, and intensive background checks. Since Feb 1 three veterans resigned, three more vacancies exist, and the department plans a regional recruitment drive, including East Texas papers, to attract qualified candidates.
In Austin Senate action moved to end the emergency provision of the Saturday Sunday closing law. The chamber defeated an amendment 23 to 6 and sent the House-passed measure to Governor John Connally for signature. Senator A R Schwartz of Galveston led a late filibuster against the move, criticizing Lt. Gov Preston Smith for blocking debate and amendments. The vote followed a tense session with House members facing pressure over four-year gubernatorial terms and party leadership actions.
Arson investigators probe a fire that destroyed Chappell Hill Electric Co owned by C M Hurst, a Washington County Grand Jury member. Damages near 35000. Threats and a mental hospital commitment followed. Schools guarded after threats.
A Delta Air Lines DCS jet carrying five pilots and a federal inspector crashed into the Hilton Inn motel near New Orleans International Airport and exploded. The wreckage scattered across homes and a highway as rescuers searched for missing guests and checked hospitals.
Funeral services for Mrs. La Vers Thelma Zimmerman of 421 West Lobit Baytown will be held at 2 pm Friday at Earthman Chapel. She died at 2 pm Wednesday in a Baytown hospital at age 68 after moving to Baytown in 191 with her parents. Rev. A L Jordan of Memorial Baptist Church will officiate with burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park. She is survived by her husband Larry H Zimmerman. mother Mrs. Dovie Jordan. daughter Mrs. Margaruite Ledell. sister Mrs. Clara Hutto. brothers Roy Jordan J L Jordan and Elvis Jordan. five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Nephews will be pallbearers.
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