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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1969
Page
12
The article explains that building permits must align with the ordinance and certificates of occupancy are required for new buildings or changes in use. Violations carry a $200 fine per day, with separate offenses for those who assist. Bonafide garage sales are allowed in the residential A zone, but continuous multi-home sales are deemed commercial and not permitted.
AUSTIN State Rep. Joe Allen of Baytown announced that House Bill 12, which he authored, passed the Senate 29 to 0 and was sent to Gov. Preston Smith's office. The bill requires slow traffic on multilane Texas highways to stay in the right lane to keep left lanes open for faster vehicles.
Gary P. Gutkowski 17 of 4H S Seventh and Sherry Lynne Kelly 17 of 601 Littlewood Drive were injured in a two car crash on Alexander Drive at Alford Street at 8 54 p m Thursday. Both were treated and released at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. Gutkowski driving north on Alexander struck Willie M Yule Route 2 who was attempting a turn. Gutkowski was charged with negligent collision.
List of patients admitted to Gulf Coast Hospital includes Tommy Lee Similer at 2100 Carolina Room 215 Paul Kern at 102 Long Room 244 Mrs Fay Wall at Houston Room 159 Mrs Mildred Kathleen Shivers at 306 E Gulf Room 125 Marguelia Marie Hayes daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Ted Hayes 112 Midway Room Wi New Arrival Johnny Harry Richardson son born May 15 at 117 Fortinberry家庭
SHERWOOD BLAIR of Chambers County was elected second vice president of the Tax Assessor-Collectors Association of Texas and chaired education programs at the convention. LINDA RAHLWES, a Southwest Texas education psychology senior, was honored at Awards Day with 203 juniors and seniors. Dr. Richard D. Strahan of Lee College joins the Texas Education Agency Advisory Council.
Virginia Herrington, 17, of Baytown, is selected as drum major for Robert E. Lee High School band for 1969 70 after a week of trials and honors. She is a National Latin Honor Society member, FFA sweetheart, and former twirler at Baytown Junior School. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Herrington of 134 Higdway.
About 40 Baytown Baylor Club exes gathered Thursday to elect W. W. Brawn as president of the new group and to hear new Bear Coach Bill Beall. Officers chosen included Tasker Haynes as vice president, Johnny Riley as secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Mildred Vaughan as reporter.
Houston Harris County Hospital District administrator W B Forster said he would not quit as the board prepares a Friday 2:30 p.m. closed session to discuss personnel matters. Board chairman Dr Myke E Durham faces criticism over nursing walkouts and loss of key administrators. Don Horn, a critic and board vice chairman, says the panel will address several issues. A magazine article quoted Forster claiming Horn seeks to remove him and calling Durham a labor stooge, which he denies.
Percy H. Tiggs, 45, of 4614 Hershey, Houston, was injured when his car rolled over on Decker Drive between Baker and Fairway after skidding on a curve at 5:45 a.m. He was alone and taken to San Jacinto Methodist Hospital with back injuries, cuts, and bruises, later transferred to the Houston Veterans Administration Hospital. He faced a charge of failing to control speed.
At the Third Annual Sterling Band Banquet on May 10, new officers and top musicians were announced. Danny Owens named student director with Danny Turner as assistant. Barbara Kunze secretary, Linda Williams assistant. Louis Tanner reelected chaplain. Steve Lestarrette librarian with John Jackson as assistant. Robert Lee Read historian. Ray Fisher named Most Outstanding Band Boy and Anita Anderson Most Outstanding Band Girl. 1989 saw 70 drum majors and twirlers chosen earlier by out of town judges. Lisa Repp drum major with Leslie Foyt as assistant. Twirlers include Dehlia Conley Mary Mears Mary Jane Hargis Debbie Pittman Jeanie Edwards Sandy Latham Becky Hemphill Melanie Shepherd. Head twirler Rhonda Sullivan. assistant Lynn Faust. Senior band members received pins: Kathy Powers Larry Lestarrette Lynn Higman Debbie Kolb Diana Darby Michel Bernardin Roger Andrews Sienna Smith Lucretia Ramey Pud Wheaton Pat Garrett Lynda McMorrow Sharon Arsement Debbie Krolczyk Philip Van Natter Robert Burrell Ted Richard Donna Brack Kathy Battarbee Joe Mingo Mickey Turman Martha Cannan.
The document presents a bank's report of condition with assets totaling 6,599,177.32 and total liabilities 38,454,850.35. It lists cash, U.S. Treasury securities, government agency holdings, real estate, and other assets, followed by deposits by individuals, government, and banks, and concludes with reserves, capital accounts, and signatures from Wynnell Brinkley and directors M. D. (Buddy) Brig Lee Liggett and N. H. Conder.
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