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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1977
Page
5
Non credit students may take two 45 minute lessons per week for six weeks at LC. Junior and high school band members will have an opportunity to enroll in a to be arranged schedule. The program targets brass ensemble players and general instrumental study.
Washington reports President Carter spoke with Crown Prince Fahd of Saudi Arabia on U S support for Israel and regional security. The talks focused on Palestinian statehood and efforts to stabilize the area amid tensions and violence.
William K. Luyties of Baytonian Patricia Lulty from Trt. City Beach earned a Juris Doctor from the University of Houston, graduating Summa Cum Laude. He received American honors for achievements in both civil law and conflicts. Mr. Luyties and wife Karen Martin of Amer Port reside in Pasadena, and he practices with Lawrence Thompson and Witte in Houston.
In Los Alamos a fire crew freed a man trapped head down in a manhole by lifting the cover ring and turning it over. The worker, plumber WA Spencer of Whites Rock, emerged unharmed except for dignity. In Wilkes County, deputies found 131 marijuana plants growing on the courthouse lawn near a memorial, suspected as a prank.
The business education department lists 12 week courses for office machines, beginning and intermediate typewriting, elementary shorthand, and the first half of accounting. Two real estate courses, real estate mathematics and principles of real estate, taught by Wayne Gregory. Night sessions for two beginning typewriting courses. Registration 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Tech Voc Building. Classes begin June 1.
In San Diego Texas AP report Judge Ricardo Garcia weighs divorce and $200 monthly child support. The woman says her husband is self employed and moves around but earns money by selling marijuana. The judge grants the divorce and privately urges the woman to inform the grand jury of any criminal acts.
Baytown Opportunity Center seeks a shop manager to replace David Hicks leaving July 1. Desired is a retired person who values service over money to oversee power machinery, production line setup, and inventory control. Contact Bob Chronister or Nancy King at 427-428-1902 for details. Free six week old puppies and free kittens are also advertised with contact numbers.
General Telephone reports 20000 calls from its Baytown toll center on Mother's Day with 59 operators on duty. Long distance calls for Baytown Highlands Crosby Huffman Beach City and Mont Belvieu are processed there. Peak period was planned between 9 pm and 10 pm.
JOANN Morris reported to Raytown police that a 22 caliber pistol camera and knife were stolen from her apartment Tuesday. The items were valued at $180. JRITA HUNTER reported a weekend theft of a color television set and radio from her home valued at $450. Free rabbits advertised as three bunnies and two rabbits, white with black tipped ears, will be given away by call.
Senator Bentsen's aide Lang, known for 12 patents and nine technical papers, receives recognition for contributions to exploratory coal gasification. Lang and family live at 108 Crestway Drive and are active in Westminster Presbyterian Church and Refespreness Square Dance Club.
Belated wishes reach Pamela Smith age seventeen and Mildred Covey from their families. Maudie Warren sends Wednesday greetings to Mrs. T C Smith. Messages of affection include yearned birthday regards from children and grandchildren.
Baytown police reported a southbound car struck a bicycle rider near Wyatt's cafeteria on Decker Street around 3:90 p.m. The rider, 17 year old Rudee Devona Jobson of Mark Hunter Kolp, was taken to McNair Hospital following a field search west of Baytown. Employed Terry Boutin witnessed the event and later reported theft of the bicycle. officers charged Marianne McAlpin with failure to report the accident. The bicycle was recovered and returned to the owner after a companion was seen loading it into a car trunk.
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