Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Baytown Sun in Baytown, Texas

Page 1

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1971

Page

1

Crosby School Board votes for closed meeting in split decision

Crosby citizens advisory requests trigger a 4 to 3 vote to hold a closed session after 9 p.m. The board also named a tax equalization board, accepted resignations, hired a new teacher and discussed building plans. An extra meeting is set for May 24 to review improvements.

Wanda Orton Crosby Crosby School Board Citizens Advisory Committee Citizens Committee Matt Howard Citizens ‘Committee

Pruett Reappointed to Second Term on Port Authority

Former Baytown mayor R H Red Pruett wins a 3 1 vote to continue on the Houston Port Authority. Harris County commissioners approve the reappointment while Judge Elliott opposes and Commissioner Bray abstains, after prior discussions and a test vote last week amid lobbying in Austin. Pruett remains the sole Port Authority member from outside Houston city limits.

Baytown R. H Red) Pruett Houston Port Authority Harris County Pruett Bill Elliott Jamie Bray Precinct Judge Elliott Bray Austin W. Kyle Chapman BI Elliott E. A. (Squatty) Lyons Port Authority Elliott Louis M. Pearce Jr Houston

Kindergarten Workshop and local club notices

Community Building hosts a Kindergarten Workshop from 6 30 to 7 p m Wednesday led by Dr Minnie Alice Robertson and Phillip J McCrenden with East Harris County teachers invited for information call 422 5454 Other items include Cedar Bayou 4H Club meeting at 7 p m Tuesday Baytown Fairgrounds Baytown Little Theater board at 7 30 p m Tuesday Methodist Men meet at 7 p m Wednesday Deer Park School Board rescheduled to 7 30 a m Thursday May 27 and other regional notices about Alaska visitors shipboard tours and local events.

Minnie Alice Robertson Phillip J. McCrenden Harris County Cedar Bayou Baytown Fair Grounds Baytown Little Theater Board Deer Park Lance McFadden Mons Hal Cook Dorothy Bart Aek Alaska Anna Mae C. N. Banning Anchorage Dick Johnston Baytown Mexico B. Aubrey Thompson Geana £. Waugh Sr N. Gail Jard.ua Tafabanne Inka Oanten

Redistricting Plan Split Into Five Congressional Districts

Rep Delwin Jones of Lubbock, chairman of the committee on redistricting Texas for the 1970 Census, said he is preparing amendments to the congressional redistricting bill to divide the six-county at large district into five individual districts.

Austin Delwin Jones Lubbock Texas Baytown San Austin

City Traffic Department Meter Purchase Question

A reader asks about buying an old parking meter to place near a sofa for brother-in-law visits. The inquiry references the city traffic department and seeks guidance on acquiring a used meter and any related regulations.

Baytown Council, bank weigh depository deal

Baytown officials and First National Bank executives met Monday to discuss the city depository contract. The city plans to deposit about $7.75 million in bond funds now held at the Federal Reserve, with estimated daily interest costs around $1,200 based on a maximum rate of six and three quarters percent.

Baytown First National Bank Federal Reserve Bank

Vietnam War News Briefs From AP Wires

Our World From AP Wires reports a heavy NVA rocket attack devastates Ban Dong Hene in Laos near the Ho Chi Minh trail amid escalated Laotian panhandle fighting. In Istanbul Turkish threats to abduct Israel's consul-general spark a prison release demand. In Washington a 5 percent Social Security benefit hike clears Ways and Means as Nixon welfare reform advances. A National Commission says marijuana is probably dangerous but should be legalized.

Saigon Ban Dong Hene Ho Chi Minh Fistanbul Israel Istanbul Washington House Ways and Means Committee Nixon National Commission On Marijuana and Dangerous Drugs

Shell Building 75000 Service Station In City

The third Shell Oil service station in Baytown is under construction at Ward Road and Alexander Drive, on the former Trainer's Drive-In site. Engineer Hugh Roche says completion is set for mid July. Pemceo Inc. of Houston is contractor. Estimated cost for the white brick masonry building with heavy timber construction and double ridged roof is 75000. The station will be leased. Other Baytown Shell stations are at Interstate 10 and North Main and at North Main near proposed spur 201.

Shell Oil Baytown Ward Road Alexander Drive Trainer's Drive-In Hugh Roche Houston Shell Oil Co Pemceo, Inc Roche Shell Interstate 10 North Main

Weather Forecast For Baytown Area Tuesday

PARTLY CLOUDY and continued mild with a chance of afternoon showers. Temperatures expected in the low 60s to mid 70s. Morgan's Point tides Wednesday: highs at 11:07 a.m. and 11:25 p.m. lows at 12:19 a.m. and 11:49 a.m. Wednesday sunrise 6:26 a.m. sunset 8:10 p.m.

Baytown Morgan's Point

Baytown Man Found Dead in Trinity Bay Search Ends

The body of Lee Harp, 52, was found at the mouth of a discharge canal in Trinity Bay after an hours long search by Baytown and Wooster Emergency Corps and Coast Guard helicopters. Harp, who ran a crew boat for an oil company, disappeared Monday after reporting shrimping time. His body was recovered by his sons and son-in-law near McCollum Park.

Lee Harp Baytown Houston Lighting and Power Co Trinity Bay Baytown Emergency and Wooster Emergency Corps U.S. Coast Guard Harp McCollum Park Emergency Corps Crawley Tri-City Beach Road Eddie Dale Harp Henry ‘Bernshausen

Fire training session attracts Gulf Coast officials

About 200 police, fire and industrial security officials from the Gulf Coast area will attend a Thursday classroom session at the Community Center and a field demonstration at the former Camp Rebel site off Decker Drive in Baytown. Fire Capt. W C Turner, coordinator, said explosions during the exercises will help officials recognize devices they may encounter. Some cars will be blown up and there will be noise but no danger, he stressed.

Gulf Coast Area Decker Drive Baytown W. C. Turner

Voters approve tax districts for Gulf Coast Waste Authority

Gov. Preston Smith signs a bill allowing the Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority GCWDA to create pollution taxing districts within Harris Galveston and Chambers Counties by public vote. Districts fund waste treatment facilities via bonds taxes and user fees with GCWDA oversight and district boundaries set by the authority. The Anahuac area is cited as a potential district example.

Houston Preston Smith Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority Jack Davis Harris Galveston Chambers Counties GCWDA Davis Anahuac

Lee College to award first hearing impaired degree

Friday exercises mark a historic moment as Lee College grants an associate of science degree in technology to Freddy Clifton of Houston the first for the Hearing Impaired Program. Thirteen other students will receive vocational-technical certificates in office practices offset printing auto mechanics welding drafting and related fields with a reception planned by the Baptist Student Union.

Betsy Webber Lee College Freddy Clifton Houston Judy Montgomery Lubbock Laura Proffiett Dallas Hazel Benefield Charles Crawford Don Bucci Chris Cadena San Antonio Larry Proffitt Austin Walter Richardson Texas Baytown Richard Barnes Edward King Joyce Berryman Fred Simerka McAllen Danny Hensley Pasadena The Baptist Student Union Mack Smoke W. Republic

Inbound Traffic Halted as Signalmen Strike Binds Rail Lines

Southern Pacific Baytown operations paused as the nationwide signalmen strike enters its second day while Missouri Pacific continues train movements to Houston. Don W. Smith reports only office staff at Baytown and that cars are moved to Houston and Beaumont terminals, with perishables held only while trains are assembled. He urged quick congressional action on Nixon's emergency legislation to resume service. The Senate Labor Committee approved a resolution to halt the rail strike until October 1.

Southern Pacific Railroad Baytown Missouri Pacific Houston Don W. Smith Beaumont Smith Congress Richard Nixon Washington Senate Labor Committee Signalmen's Union

SP Agent Lanford Ready to Run Train in Emergency

SP Agent W F Lanford called to main line for emergency use as trains operate normally. Pickets absent at local yards, workers report for duty though Missouri Pacific notes no incoming trains and no signalmen among staff.

W. F. Lanford Smith Houston Beaumont Missouri Pacific L. E. Cole MOPAC

BEA Election Ballots Mailed forFederation Officers and Reps

Ballots for the Baytown Employes Federation officers trustees and representatives are mailed. Ballots must be returned to 3607 Market by 5 p.m. May 25. Incumbents Phillips Stuart and McAlister contend for president secretary and treasurer. A slate of candidates covers chemical products ER&E M&C Clerks and several technical and lab areas with multiple incumbents and challengers listed.

Baytown Employes Federation L. B. Phillips Federation Pata Arencumbent Phillips Rayford Strickland W. L. Murdock Jim E. Burgess Leon Chase Douglas Doug Walker LaNell Stuart B. McAlister Johnnie Allen James Bond Henry Holland Knute Blomstrom H. J. Tarski Er&e Larry Waddell L. J. Patton Bobbie F. Richardson Coralie Roe Tom Moon M&c John Eby D. J. McFadden Paul Hinton Fred Gregerson Gregory Strawn Jimmy Selkirk A. G. Fayle KT Laboratory Troy Calhoun

Also Mentioned on This Page

Crosby Royce Robb Rudy Sikora Albert Schmidt Robert Luquette MEET Methodist Men of Grace United Methodist Church Church Fellowship Hall ITU Ope England Belgium France Don Riddick David Kadjars Amarillo Bob Beman Terry Dopson Glendon Clifton E. Cranford George C. Plantz Granville Stephen F. Austin State University Nacogdoches Bulletin Capt. Turner LIONS Baytown Lions Club Paulette Rivers Floyd C. Rivers N. Main Highlands Ross Sterling High School Larry Shook Robert E. Lee Mary Shook Wyoming Kim Worden Lions Club iPhoto Linda Cassity Gcwda Board Peo Authority Roy Hatch Nassau Bay Lazemont Clear Lake City Water Authority Clear Woods Due LC Charles McKay Clifton McKay BEA Sal Enjay Ernie Davenport HOR Tech Mfravis Craig J. B. Gill Floyd H. Dauphin W. E. Carroll M. A. Currey Physical Testing Lab H. C. Ayhart Archie Atkins Walter Hill Joe Remeore Baytown 5S Lavy Ura Citrrens National Bank Ar Baytown State Bank FBC
Search Courier

Search the Baytown Sun Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Baytown Sun?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication