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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1976

Page

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St John’s rummage sale at Knights of Columbus Hall

St John’s Catholic Church sponsors a rummage sale at the Knights of Columbus Hall 2600 W Main from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday and 8 30 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday A bake sale runs all three days with proceeds to the building fund.

ST. John's Catholic Church Knights of Columbus W. Main

Mobay to Supply Insulation Foam for Construction

Mobay Chemical plant in Baytown will supply a major share of about one billion board feet of urethane foam insulation for the construction industry. Nicholas Cullen says 209 million pounds of cellular plastic will be used in five forms including poured in place sprayed on site factory boardstock and pipe insulation. In 1975 a total of 818 million pounds were produced.

Baytown Mobay Chemical Nicholas T. Cullen Mobay Pittsburgh Ipa

Insulation use surges as energy costs rise in 1976

The report shows 742 parents with children in school and 140 with preschoolers, plus 269 adults without children. Insulation demand climbs to a record 975 million board feet in 1976, a 19 percent rise, led by boardstock for roofs and perimeters. Pipe insulation expected to fall with Alyeska pipeline nearing completion.

Cullen McKay Alyeska

Exxon Retiree Wayne W Johnson Honored in Local Notice

Wayne W Johnson of Weldon retires from Baytown Refinery laboratory duties after years as a laboratory technician He is a member of First Mt Olive Baptist Church and enjoys spectator sports especially baseball and football He and his wife Flossie have three children and three grandchildren.

Wayne W. Johnson Exxon Baytown Weldon First Mt. Olive Baptist Church Flossie

Baytown Officials Defend Meeting on School Finance Vote

Clark contends his remarks were explication of events. BEA and BCTA officials say Joe Allen voted against the school finance bill not in the district’s interest. Alien invited to address teachers at a crowded in service session to explain his stance, with no political implications tied to the upcoming election.

Joe Allen Clark

Panel of Houston firms named in fair sponsorship list

The article lists multiple Houston based sponsors and supporters for the fair including Commerce Bank of Houston Shell Oil Teneco Continental Oil United Gas Pipeline Houston Natural Gas Strake Foundation American General Insurance and others. The named entities cover banks oil companies utilities and local institutions.

HLE&P Proposes Monthly Key Rate Increase Details

The utility plans raising bills from 23.14 to 24.98 monthly, about six cents daily, with smaller hikes for under 200 kilowatt hours and up to 9.9 percent for larger users. It outlines cost of service components and excludes executive salaries and certain expenses from adjustments. City council retains review before any change takes effect.

Tremors Hit Northeastern Italy Trigger New Landslides

In Udine and surrounding areas strong quake aftershocks topple more buildings, isolating towns six days into the disaster as fresh landslides block roads and hinder relief efforts.

Udine Italy

Job provider New York says package industry employs many

The package making industry provides jobs for about one million people in the United States, according to Continental Can Co.

New York United States Continental Can Co

Anahuac Bicentennial Parade Winners Named

The Anahuac Bicentennial parade listed winners from 30 entries with top four floats judged by a panel including Mrs. Beau Hamilton Winnie and Mrs. Tony Morehead. First place went to Anahuac for a float depicting Amos Barber of Barbers Hill. second to Sake Island and Double Bayou Volunteer Fire Departments. third to the Fine Arts Club of Anahuac. fourth to the Children of the Republic of Texas. Best decorated bicycle honors went to Michael and Suzanne Yates. best wagon to the Fine Arts Club.

Anahuac Beau Hamilton Winnie Tony More T. L. Poland Amos Barber Barbers Hill Lloyd Brown Mont Belvieu Sake Island Double Bayou Fine Arts Club of Statue of Liberty Uncle Sam Children of the Republic of Tex Michael Suzanne Yates Matt Yates Fine Arts Club Chambers County Louis Otter

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