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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1973

Page

3

Air Fare Ruling May Affect Millions of Passengers

The Civil Aeronautics Board orders discontinuance of youth and family plan fares, effective in stages through 1974. It targets about 10 million annual users, though overall fare increases may not raise net revenue as higher prices push passengers to other transport modes and reduce business travel.

Civil Aeronautics Board

Wartime Photographs Fade Into Marines Career Notes

A 1965 magazine feature on Bill Owen, his mother, and Elaine War photos recalls Bills service in Vietnam. Burrows’ death haunts him as he returns to duty, earns air crew wings, and plans further overseas assignments while living in Ohio and Toronto with Amy Marie and two sons.

Winkie Hottie Elaine Bil Owen J.T. Owen Patton Pianie Lo Bill Vargas Weert Life Phates Sun Irvine Tyan Vietnam Steubenville Ohio Burrows Amy Marie Toronto Tom White Dayton

Reader wart cures and cautions in Dr Lamb column

Readers describe plantar wart remedies and seek medical guidance. A nurse notes a one dollar plaster success, while others warn against unproven cures and urge professional supervision. The letter column includes Bible quotes and a plea for responsible reporting.

Skylab Failure Raises Questions About U S Space Plans

CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP NASA races to salvage Skylab with possible bobtailed flights as heating and power issues threaten a $2.6 billion program. A second station could be built but would cost about 430 million and require 15 months. President and Congress face funding decisions as NASA weighs the impact on long term human spaceflight research and crew training.

Cape Kennedy Fla U.S National Aeronautics and Space Administration William C. Schneider NASA Schneider

Baytown Sun Masthead and Publishing Details

The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including Editor and Publisher John Warley, General Manager Paul Putman, and editors Wanda Orton and Preston Pentergrass. It notes office location at 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520, mailing address P O Box 90, 77520, and specifies publication schedule afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays with subscription rates and service details. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.

Fred Hartman Neste Aldol Wobec John Warley Corp Ethew Vereseress Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchett Preston Pentergrass SIM Pmmoy Oc Cece Cece Eves Wanda Orton Memorial Drive Baytown Texas P.O US Suburban Press, Inc Associated Press Afcent

Goose Creek District Name Change Sparks Public Debate

The Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District proposal to become Baytown Independent School District triggers strong community reaction. Trustees cite tradition and map issues, while educators point to recruitment and local identity concerns amid calls for public input.

Johnella Boynton Goose Creek Consolidated Independent Baytown Independent School District Troy Peterson Baytown Sun Peterson Goose Creek Willie Moreno Billy Going Educational Advisory Council Johnny Clark Clark Baytown U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Barry Nettles Spring Branch Ray Swofford Texas Oswald Harman Highlands Cedar Bayou Pelly Bay City Tex Gulf Coast

Army grants WACs authority over men in new policy

The Army issues a regulation change allowing Women’s Army Corps members to hold command positions over men. WAC officers may oversee male personnel except in combat and tactical combat support, marking the first time they can exercise disciplinary command over male soldiers.

Army Ms. Jones Army Corps

Connally Formalized as Unpaid White House Advisor

Reports say President Nixon announced John B. Connally as an unpaid part time adviser after a Key Biscayne conversation. Connally vowed Washington presence and private counsel, while avoiding detachment from his law firm and corporate boards. Critics call the move risky amid Watergate taint.

Nixon John B. Connally Connally Key Biscayne White House Washington Abe Fortas Clark Clifford James H. Rowe Lyndon Johnson Johnson Ronald Ziegler Treasury Zeigler New York

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