Miss Baytown-Lee College Crown Set for May 8
Debbie Martinez will crown a new Miss Baytown-Lee College 1975 at Ross Sterling High School in Baytown. Fifteen contestants will compete at 7:30 p.m. with tickets at multiple local outlets. The winner earns a $500 scholarship, a trophy and an all expenses paid trip to Miss Texas.
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Lynn Hughes
Pretty Lee College
Debbie Martinez
Baytown-Lee College
Ross Sterling High School
Baytown-Lee - College
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Peoples State Bank
Gray Pharmacy
the Community Building
Citizens Travellety
Lakewood Pharmacy
Glenn Walker
Lee College
Cage
Fort Worth
Texas Voters Side With Lloyd In Primary Battle
U S Senator Lloyd Bentsen, a favorite son in the Democratic presidential primary, wins the Senate nomination as Texans elevate him while ten Democratic incumbents and two Republicans advance to the general election. The Patman seat in District 2 triggers a runoff, with Glen Jones and Marshall Hall among the top contenders. Gramm is routed by Bentsen in the Senate race, and Alan Steelman earns the Republican nomination as Carter dominates delegates.
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Associated Press
U. S
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
South Texas
Senate
Wright Patman
Glen Jones
Jacksonville
Marshall
Sam
Hall Hall
Welby Parish
Gilmer
Hall
Patman
Bentsen
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Rio Grande Valley
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Harris County
Texas A&m
Phil Gramm
Gramm
Alan Steelman
Jim Mattox
Dallas
Wes Wise
Congress
Steelman
Charles Wilson
Lufkin
Ray Roberts
McKinney
Olin Teague
College Station
Bob Eckhardt
Noon Stocks Report Listing Major Firms
A fragmented list of stock names and market mentions appears, citing Atlantic Richie Beth Sel J Celanese Citien Service Dinwand Shamrock Dow Cipmos and others. Dow Indus, Halliburton Humana IBM Kimberly Clark Texan Gulf Western and several large companies are referenced in a noisy period stock page.
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Paine, Webber, Jackson and
Curtis
Atlantic
Richie
Beth Sel
J. Celanese _ Citien
Dinwand Shamrock Dow Cipmos
Ee DuPost
Rhyl Cope
Ecu
Ford
Schlumberger
Aeron
Dow Indus
Cordon's
Greyhound
Gull
Halliburton
Hoapital
HBP
Ee Humana, Inc
IBM
Kimberly Clarke
Krenge
Mobil Gil Momanto
Phillips Pet
Cae
Woidworth Ey Yas Stauffer Dem
Sun Oi
Tennero
Texas
Texan Gulf
US Steel
Walpreen's
General Motort
Voters Thanked By Rep. Allen After Primary
State Rep. Joe Allen thanked East Harris County voters for support in Saturdays Democratic Primary. He congratulated David Ellis for a clean, hard race in Baytown and pledged to continue campaigning on issues that matter to East Harris County residents.
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Houston
Jake Pickle
Austin
Bob Poage
Waco
Eligio de la Garza
Mission
Richard White
el Paso
Dale Mitford
Grand Prairie
Bob Kreuger
New Braunfels
GOP
Jim Collins
Dallas
Ron Paul
Lake Jackson
Paul
Bob Casey
Bob Gammage
Jack Brooks
Beaumont
Omar Burleson
Henry Gonzalez
Antonio and
Abraham Karen Problems
East
Harris County
Laredo
Bill Archer
Joe Allen
East Harris County
David Ellis
Baytown
Different Kind of Dandy Don to Be On TV Tonight
LOS ANGELES AP Foot ball fans will see a different Don Meredith tonight as Banjo Hackett on NBCs Monday Night at the Movies a period Western where Meredith plays a free spirited itinerant horse trader He co stars with Ike Eisenman Chuck Connors and Anne Francis Meredith notes the role carries humor and emotion and says the best help came from his family He is under an NBC contract and also works with Curt Gowdy on NFL games
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Los Angeles
Don Meredith
Banjo Hackett
Meredith
Ike Eisenman
Chuck Connors
Anne Francis
Slim Pickens
Jennifer Warren
Jeff Corey
Dan O'Herlihy
Gloria de Haven
Mount Vernon
Tex
MNBC
NBC
McCloud
Sky
Curt Gowdy
Howard Coselt
Frank Gifford
Barbs By Phil Pastoret
Column by Phil Pastoret lampoons self praise and popularity lures. It notes that courage in voting reflects prejudice more than principle and jokes that once you’re sick enough to ride in an ambulance the thrill of a siren fades as traffic clears.
Agnew Breaks Drought With Interviews From Crofton Md
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, three years after resigning amid tax evasion charges, speaks in a two hour interview outlining his life post politics He discusses writing a novel The Canfield Decision and plans for a future memoir he hopes to publish within two years He says the memoir will cover his life beyond the vice presidency and aims for a candid, non self serving account.
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Associated
Vice Press
Thej
Agnew
Canfield
Playboy Press
Crofton
Stolen Pipe and Items Reported in Baytown Burglary Spree
Police investigated multiple thefts over the weekend with losses totaling over $3,000. Items stolen include pipes valued at $3,130 from behind an oil well on Amelia Street, a timing light and drill from a Fina Service Station workbench, and about $67 from Mallory's Florist. A 1968 Oldsmobile was taken from Elm Street, valued at $1,400, with other details incomplete.
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Baytown
M. K. McDaniel
Lomax
Amelia
McDaniel
Charles Staley
Fina
West Main
Pruett
Patricia K. Mallory
Mallory
E. Texas
Carl V. Rose
Rose
Robert L. Sellers
James
Schwartz And Nugent Face June 5 Runoff
Galveston Democrat A R Babe Schwartz faces former state rep Dean Neugent in a June 5 runoff for District 17 Senate. Schwartz led a three way race that included Dr. James D. Parker but failed to exceed 50 percent. District 17 covers Galveston County and SE Harris County. In other items, a police report notes a car theft incident and a 3rd birthday for Crystal Leona Crosthwait with family tributes listed.
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Galveston
Spit Theamn
Keat
A. R
Babe) Schwartz
Dean Neugent
Schwartz
James D. Parker
Neugent
Dickinson
Chhallenge
Galveston County
Harris County
Canadian Ferret cars sweep Mosport race in 1-2 finish
John Scratch and Alec Purdy, both Ontario, drove Canadian-designed Ferret cars to a 1-2 finish in the Formula 100 race at Mosport Park. Scratch had previously won the event, but this was the first time Canadian-built cars finished first and second.
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Bowmanvill?3
Ont
John Scratch
Alec Purdy
Ontario
Canada
Mosport Park
Scratch
Chambers County runoff set in sheriff and commissioner races
In Anahuac precincts the Democratic primary produced runoffs for sheriff with Don Pounds versus Wesley King and for Precinct 1 commissioner between Lee Mendenhall and C. C. Courtney. Precinct 3 and 4 commissioners also moved to runoff, while several incumbents won outright and multiple unopposed county offices were decided. Presidential preference favored Carter delegates with substantial support in Chambers County.
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Anahuac
John Lee Smith
Chambers County
Don Pounds
Wesley King
Lee G. Mendenhall
C. C. Courtney
E. B. Stephenson
Charles W. Casey
Pounds
King
GE. Morris
Don W. Graham
Ace
Mendenhall
Courtney
LaVerne Stratton
Carl Warmack
Stephenson
Casey
W.C. Sullivan
Billy W. Northcutt
Marvin E. Hall
Jimmy Carter
Chambers Couny
Lloyd Bentsen
Leonard J. Gilbin Jr
Essie Bellefield
Billy G. Turner
Harlan D. Friend
Dale Dowell
William N. Thomas
Fred R. Harris
Len Yarbrough
Tobe Duhton Jr
Ruby Stertz
George Wallace
James
Nacol
Dorthy J. Inter
Rachel F. Pieratt
Raymond Scott
Wilda Hayes
John D. Hienstra Jr
Sadler Newton In RR Panel Runoff
Texas voters produced a runoff in the Railroad Commission race as former land commissioner Jerry Sadler led eight rivals, with Jon Newton advancing to face him on June 5. Supreme Court results saw Don Yarbrough defeat Charles Barrow, and Truman Roberts topple Jerome Chamberlain for the Court of Criminal Appeals seat.
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Associated Press
Texas Railroad Commission
Jerry Sadler
Sadler
Petroleum Regulatory Agency
Jon Newton
Beeville
Texas Supreme Court
Don Yarbrough
Houston
Charles Barrow
San Antonio
Ben Ramsey
Woodrow Bean
el Paso
Lane Denton
Waco
Terence
O'Rourke
Dave Finney
Fort Worth
Grapeland
R.R. Williams
del Rio
Robert A. Wood
Pampa
Walter Wendlandt
Texas Election Bureau
Newton
Denton
Wood
Supreme Court
Yarbrough
Barrow
Criminal Appeals Court
Roberts
Chamberlain
Phillips
Dally
Railroad Commission
Afl-Cio
Commission
Ramsey
O’rourke
Jack Pope
James Denton
Calvin Coolidge Sworn In As U S President In 1923
On August 5 1923 Calvin Coolidge took the oath as the United States president after the death of Warren G Harding, who died in San Francisco on August 2 1923.
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Calvin Coolidge
Warren Harding
San Francisco
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Margie Hooper
Kimberle Ann Bultzo
Charles Bultzo
Tina Coker
D. E. Coker
Chevyl Craig
R. C. Craig
Sherri Dickey
Lonnie, Dickey
Deann Gibbs
Qulein Gibbs
Sherri Hartley
F. W. Hartley
Margie Lynn Hooper
Harold Kk, Hooper
Mary Hooper
Harold K. Hooper
Deborah Diane Matthews
W. R. Matthews
George Hatcher
Devine Shop
Lloyd
Fawn Ward
Michael Haley
Ray Foerster
Robert E. Lee
Ross Sterling
John M. Stuart Career Center
Sum
Glenn Folkes
Rep
Allen
Phil Pastoret
Maryland
Jason Glenn Owens
Glenn Ray Owens
Mont Belvieu
John Fowler
G. W. Owens
Leonard Owens
L .B. Jones
Matt Odom
Mont Belview
Nugent
Sellers
Frank Helms
Sawders Gulf Station
Garth
Helms
Routh
Crystal Leona Crosthwait
Hans K. Crosthwait
A. M. Crosthwait
Brush
Colo
Larry Ouellette
Fairfax, Va
HK. Crosthwait
Fort Morgan
Hans Peterson
Brush, Colo
Etta Halford
Coos Bay
Ore
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Acton
Mass
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Boston Lobsters
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Pittsburgh
New York
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Brown Arena
Cambridge
Harvard
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Princeton
MIT
Paul Capalbo
Capalba
Plivo
Suffolk Downs
San Mateo
Calif
Windy
John Ward
Jack Morehead
W. M. Edmonds
D. H. Fontenot
Harvey Lee Haynes
John L. Steagall
J. W. Andress
William C. Wallace
E. Stratmann
W. E. Jenkins Jr
L.A. Worchescik
W. G. Woods
Eugene Jenson
Sherwood Blair
Norris Rowland
Wallisville
David C. Bennett
Hankomer
Ralph Leggett
Hollister’s
Masury Paint Mart
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