Bray Named Top Money Winner at Rodeo Show
Bray announced top money winner Phil Lyne with 7158.77 a record total for the year. Rodeo attendance hit 390,169 with general attendance a record 567,643. The children's barnyard sponsored by Future Farmers of America drew thousands including 4,795 from nursery schools and day care centers. International visitors from 24 foreign countries and all states attended. Dennis Bowden former scholarship recipient and state FFA VP spoke. Fall plans include 50 scholars on 4000 awards. research programs expand with 10 colleges participating. The 40th anniversary show is set for February 23 to March 5, 1972.
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Phil Lyne
Bray
Future Farmers of America
Dennis Bowden
FFA
East
Texas State University
Commerce
Corporate budget coordinator named in 1964 note
A fragment notes a person becoming corporate budget coordinator in the headquarters Controller's Department in 1964 and later being named functional controller-efin in 1969. The readable text preserves these two career milestones and the department context.
Brick Thrown Through Window Of Drug Store
A brick was thrown through the back window of Leggett's Drug Store at 514 W. Main at 12:07 a.m. Wednesday. No entry was made. Three suspects in a red Chevrolet were later stopped behind Scarborough's Drug Store. Charges had not been filed Wednesday morning. Puppies: five male and two female puppies for free. call 422-2810 or view at 9306 Nalan Road. Red Cross membership worldwide now 220,000,000 in 114 countries.
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Leggett
W. Main
Scarborough
North Main
Nalan Road
Baytown Museum displays historical items and notices
A Baytown museum exhibit features Humble Bee magazines photos of Ashbel Smith’s Evergreen Road plantation and the H. F. Gillette home on Tri-City Beach. It includes 1929-30 city directory data, a Goose Creek school photo, and DRT materials on San Jacinto Day. Donations are welcome. three display tables and cases were funded by local groups.
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Humble Bee
Ashbel Smith
Evergreen Road
H. F. Gillette
Tri-City Beach
J. W. Nelson
Stewart Heights
G. A. Hafer
Goose Creek
Solomon Barrow
The
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
San Jacinto Day
Texas
Army of Texas
Brunson
Baytown
Spur Bay Area Flood Control and Transit Proposals
City planners outline flood control projects including Spur levee, Cedar Bayou dredging, and Goose Creek Lake. They call for transit study between Bay Town and Houston and a Spur 330 overpass near the Humble Building. Master plan updates consider a municipal golf course and Farm Road 1405 extensions to Baker Road.
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Baytown
Houston
Cedar Bayou
Humble
Goose Creek Lake
Baker Road
Texas voters face broad 1972 legislative slate
November ballots will reflect House and Senate actions on drunken driving penalties liquor tax reforms and public education funding. Bills move to align license fees with public bars while proposed constitutional amendments would rename and empower the Court of Criminal Appeals and require lay language synopses in newspapers before votes. The Legislature also pursues water projects bonds and changes to voter eligibility and college application fees.
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House
Texas
House Senate Conference Committee
Dewitt Hale
Corpus Christi
Court of Criminal Appeals
Supreme Court of Criminal Appeals
Senate
Texas Water Quality Board
Texas Water Development Board
Four Sterling graduates plan German summer study tour
Four Sterling High School graduates from the 1970 and 1971 classes prepare a summer in Germany. Herbert Hampton will work near Munich for two months and travel. Sally Forsman will work in an Augsburg children's clinic and tour England as well as Germany. Ulrich Kleinschmidt and Gene Lovering will visit relatives and travel Germany, with Lovering having studied at SMU. They depart on a Luftwaffe charter flight from New York via Houston with the Texas Association of German Students. All four completed German study at Sterling under Mrs. Margaret Schulze and were active in the German Club.
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Sterling
Ross Sterling High School
Germany
Herbert Hampton
Alvera Taylor
Dwinnell
Munich
Sally Forsman
James P. Forsman
Glen Haven
Augsburg
England
Ulrich Kleinschmidt
Hermann W
Kleinschmidt
Chilton
Gene Lovering
Eugene H. Lovering
St. Andrews
Lovering
Southern Methodist University
New York
Houston
Lufthansa Airlines
Texas Association of German Students
Margaret Schulze
Wheel covers stolen from Jim Carter at Texas and Pruett
Police report theft of four wheel covers valued at 49 dollars from Jim Carter near the intersection of Texas and Pruett. The incident occurred between Saturday and Sunday, according to authorities.
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Jim Carter
Texas
Pruett
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