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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1973
Page
1
Coast Guard officials report that about 30 percent of boating accidents involve hunters, with unclear details in a fragmented Baytown Sun item. The text also mentions Lee Ide Forest and a 1907 reference to a radio series knife, though these details are garbled.
Houston congressman Bob Eckhardt urged the Education and Labor Committee to extend the Office of Environmental Education for three years with funding rising to 30 million dollars in year three. He noted Gulf Coast groups seeking grants for public air quality education and Earth Care Club work at Nassau Bay and local high schools. The office faces closure on June 30 without approval of the extension.
Funeral services are set for Hattie Julia Jackson of Baytown at Washington Chapel Church McNair with a wake at Walker Funeral Home Crosby. She died Monday in a Baytown hospital and is survived by siblings and a foster son. burial at Robertson Cemetery. Pallbearers named for Pomeroy Franssen, Mont Belvieu, a retired field worker and church member, who died Wednesday in an Anahuac hospital. Burial in Cedar Crest Cemetery under Sterling Funeral Home Dayton.
Gulf Oil announces higher gasoline supply by lowering octane levels for No Nox to 99 and Good Gulf to 93 nationwide under voluntary allocation. Gulftane 91 octane remains unchanged. The move aims to increase crude oil yield per barrel while preserving distillates and maintaining equitable distribution.
Mrs J L Bennett of 24 Eu Republic offers three black male kittens for adoption. One is bob tailed. contact 422 8065. The note also mentions the invention of the microscope in 1590 by Zacharias Janssen, Dutch spectacle maker.
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