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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1975
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment notes concerns about storage and disposal of items at a Baytown facility. It mentions safety warnings and a directive to store or serve certain assets, with unclear details about the parties involved.
The notice urges readiness after a storm with concerns about septic systems, water supply, and insurance. It stresses securing emergency provisions for at least two days, keeping children safe, avoiding spoiled food, and not refreezing thawed items to protect life and property.
Police report tools and a calculator missing from Polot ko Construction Co at a Northwood site. They were taken from a toolbox in the back of a pickup last week. Estimated loss near $1540 with item values not fully listed.
George Scott aged 80 and 10 days older than Fred Hartman sends birthday greetings to the editor of the Pearce Street Journal who marked the passing of another year Tuesday. Donald Motley wishes a happy birthday from his family. Emmitt Eric Waugh is sent greetings on his third birthday.
The Crosby school board debated a substitute motion to reject the S S proposal and considered accepting a letter with date changes while pledging attorney coordination. In New York City, Lex East Side residents receive panic buttons to trigger nearby sirens after raising funds with a block party and YW support covering costs.
Garden pest control guidance emphasizes clearing debris and weeds before planting, inspecting plants regularly, turning under spent plants, and following label directions for registered pesticides. The Cedar Bayou 4-H meeting at the fairgrounds urged full attendance as record books would be distributed, with the session running 7 am Tuesday.
A Chambers agent shares basic guidance for painting homes and preserving wood surfaces. The notes emphasize cleaning, priming, and using quality finishes to restore woodwork without frequent repainting.
Lamar PTA schedules a 7:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday in the school auditorium. Fifth graders will present the play The Brave and the Bold and refreshments will be served.
A Baytonian sustained injuries in a vehicle collision described as a car and truck crash. An emergency crew responded and transported the injured to a local facility. The incident details are partially garbled but indicate urgent medical attention and a road accident near a cemetery setting.
The record references park improvements including beautification and maintenance budgets totaling 103,500 with allocations for three park sites and a 35,060 item for a parks complex. Mentions go to Baytown Sports near Goos Concerrations and Jenkins-Holloway with various local entities cited.
Report states six burglaries are being investigated with a timeline noting thefts occurred between 11 30 a m and 2 p m. A bicycle belonging to a student was reported stolen during the same period. Local authorities provided few additional details.
Severe electrical storms swept the nation from the southern Plains to the Great Lakes. The heat wave produced temperatures rising into the 90s and caused millions in damage across more than 30 states from Oklahoma to Minnesota.
Crosby trustees appoint a tax board panel as Gus Ho Chambers and T. G. James Ewell are named along with the other members. The small town officials announce the panel in a regular meeting note.
Trustees voted to hire three new actors for the school program as part of a staff expansion. The proposal included a pay raise for Chester’s social studies department, increasing wages from 30 to 100 dollars.
Exxon annuitants will gather at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Saviowa Community Building. Butler will speak on hospitalization insurance and related benefits.
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