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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
1
The Baytown police chief administers junked vehicle laws, allowing entry to inspect vehicles on private property. Owners receive registered notices with a five day return receipt and ten day hearing window. Failure to comply can lead to misdemeanor fines up to 200 dollars and daily separate offenses.
Community members and officials discuss public works issues along Uvalde Street in Lanham. Residents raise questions about material quality and safety as city staff and council members respond to traffic and maintenance concerns.
Pay Luceford responded quickly noting that about 13 women will share back pay materials. He mentioned a federal government backing and that the college and school district have not finalized the amount. Johnny Clark said the figure is expected to exceed the initial $381,000 estimate.
The top Nixon administration oil spokesman warns some motorists could be stranded by gasoline shortages during the Memorial Day period. NOAA reports Gulf water levels along Texas and Louisiana borders risen up to one and a half feet in 21 years. Argentina inaugurates Hector J. Caumpora as 30th president ending seven years of military rule.
SBAYTOWN Motors will be closed Saturday and Monday in observance of Memorial Day. A signage error led to confusion about hours with the fire department or opening on Monday, and staff confirm the closure dates.
A Baker Elementary retirement tribute celebrated veteran educator Myrtle Rhodes of Baytown la porte. The 20 year fourth grade veteran has taught in Porte Austin and Fort Bend counties and earned degrees from Sam Houston State University. Rhodes and her husband James live in Baytown with two sons.
Rednarshki, active in Americanism work and citizen talks, earned the Distinct Distinguished Service Award from the Bastown Jaycees and awards from the Optimists for Respect for the Law. He hopes to serve Baytown as District 4 councilman, thanking God and country for guidance while pledging to make decisions for the people. Olympia Recreation Club opens Saturday with a 10 a.m. pool start, games for members and guests, free refreshments, and prize drawings.
Rep Hawkins plans a study in partnership with the Texas Council on Marine-Related Affairs. The aim is to inform TWRC district petitions with data guiding the commission's decisions. The effort is described as tackling the absentee crisis in the session.
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