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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1976
Page
5
The readable parts describe a university league contest with mentions of a coach Betty and athletes Rivers and Garber. The text is fragmented and many names and places are obscured, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a church sale and auction details with unclear times and locations. The readable items suggest a planned sale, but multiple garbled phrases obscure precise names, dates, and agents involved.
More than 150 students were expected at the second annual High School Journalism Conference at Lee College on Tuesday. Walter Hawver of Channel 13 served as keynote speaker for the career-focused event organized by the LC journalism department. Conference leaders included Connie Lunen, John Tveten, Bill Springer, and Kay Henderson, each overseeing sessions on newspaper photography television and radio.
Anahuac plans a May 8 Bicentennial parade at 10 30 a m with floats from across the county. The route starts at Recreation Hall, goes via Kansas Avenue Miller Street and Washington Street to the Chambers County courthouse. A flag ceremony will spotlight Chambers as a county recognized by the American Revolution Bicentennial.
California radiologists say lying face down can better visualize the lung bases when obscured by fluid from tumors infections or heart failure. The technique may aid diagnosis where chest X rays are usually taken with the patient standing.
More than two in three in the civilian labor force have short term income protection during illness or injury. An estimated 63 million workers have benefits covering periods up to two years.
The Health Insurance Institute reports about one in seven Americans will be admitted to a hospital in the next year. The American Hospital Association urges restricting visits and pre approving gifts to prevent unintended harm to patients.
Five Lee College music faculty will present a wind quintet recital in Rundell Hall Auditorium at p.m. Tuesday. Admission is free. Performers include Tom Stone on piano John O Neill on bassoon David Salge on clarinet David Allred on oboe and Tom Schreiner on horn. The program features Beethoven Quintet for Piano and Winds Lees Three Variables for Piano and Winds and Vaughan Williams Six Studies in English Folksong for Clarinet and Piano.
The Edinburg High School Chorale will give a concert at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the First Presbyterian Church Sanctuary. The free program, sponsored by the church and Lee College, features sacred works by Bach Haydn and Dubus.
U S scientists probe long standing Moscow embassy microwave beams first studied in Operation Pandora 1966 to 1969. Experts debate health and behavior effects while officials weigh possible suppression impacts and no proven cause effect link.
A set of keys was found on Alexander Drive in front of Gibson's. The owner may claim by identifying themselves to The Baytown Sun at the Attend Church.
Five referendum questions on the state Republican primary ballot were approved by the GOP. The items included whether to deny release or bail for repeat offenders awaiting trial, require mandatory sentences for felonies involving deadly weapons or bodily harm, permit use of oral confessions, allow electronic surveillance to fight organized crime, and ban forced busing for racial balance.
Bill Hecht, an Instrument Repairman in the Utilities Department at US Steel's Texas Works, performs as a clown and musician for children in hospitals and for seniors in rest homes. With his puppets Jose and Gigi he volunteers for the March of Dimes and Muscular Dystrophy Association, boosting community spirits in the Houston area.
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