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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1973
Page
1
In Houston a Mun i doctor reports high demand for Family M D services with public site credits and final remarks from medical officials. The piece mentions Jere Wabhian and concerns over tuition and access to care amid ongoing physician shortages.
Funeral services for Arthur Monkeys Silva 67 of Wallisville were set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Eminence Baptist Church with Rev. W Lavder officiating. Burial will follow at Wiggins Cemetery in Wallisville under Sterling Funeral Home Anahuac. Also noted is the death of Judith Ann Reed 23 of TH19 Decker Drive Baytown with services at 2 p.m. Thursday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home Chapel officiated by Rev. Robert Joiner and Rev. Odig Cleaver. Burial will be Memory Gardens Baytown Cemetery with arranged pallbearers named.
Hill student will attend a science symposium on June 4 at Lith Texas with teachers from Houston Lighting and University staff. The event features Mr. and Mrs. Bulb as host family and involves Spy Steve Kolb, son of Mr. and Joe Bulb, among attendees.
Baytown police investigate burglaries at two homes and a beauty shop in the same block. Items taken include a brooch and a TV, with disturbances noted in bedrooms and living areas. Also entered was a house on Yupon street with additional missing items.
The Baytown Clinic at 1921 W. Main operates as an outpatient facility for Harris County indigents. It serves about 73 patients daily and moved from San Jacinto Hospital in 1970 to its current site funded by HCHD. A future move to a Sterling building is planned this summer with staff including two physicians, nurses, lab tech, pharmacist, clerks, and Red Cross volunteers assisting with transportation.
The policy allows continued teaching until the end of the quarterly reporting period near the sixth month of pregnancy. Under leave, the employee keeps accrued sick leave benefits but receives no salary or monetary benefits including district hospitalization contributions. Employees may convert asset coverage to an individual policy upon resignation or leave.
Doc Severinsen will conduct and trumpet solos as the Robert E. Lee High School band performs William Lovelock's concerto. Despite a heavy schedule he arranged the program, praising the band's capability. He arrives in Houston late Friday and 11 a.m. Saturday rehearsal is set, followed by a barbecue hosted by the Felton Browns.
In Washington Nixon flies to Iceland for talks with Georges Pompidou to ease fears of a heavy Washington role in Western Europe. Across Texas clouds bring showers as a cold front moves south. Aden reports a Yemeni KIA from Bazooka attack. Iceland expels a British diplomat over leaked ship movements. New York confirms David Shuh, escapee and Lenin biographer, has died.
NBC announces Tomorrow a one hour late night interview program to debut in October hosted by Tom Snyder a Milwaukee native and longtime KCRN NBC TV anchor. The show targets late risers or night owls featuring experts and various personalities taped without an audience at NBC studios in Burbank California. Mort Werner NBC senior VP conceived the concept as a successor to Today and Tonight, marking network broadcasts past 1 a.m. on weekdays for the first time.
Leigh W. Crabbe 72, former owner of the Community Laundry and Baytown Motel, died Monday in San Miguel de Allende Guanajuato Mexico while visiting his stepson Ronald Crabbe. He is survived by his wife Kathryn a daughter Janice Hoover of Baltimore Maryland a stepson Ronald Crabbe and a son Don Crabbe plus five grandchildren. Crabbe born Mississippi moved to Texas soon after birth and served 14 years in the U S Navy.
Baytown humane officer seeks a Collie stolen from the city pound after May 19. John P. Cross notes the dog was picked up May 17 at 132 Kathrine and has no disposition in pound records. The owner wants the dog returned. value listed at 3100.
Junior School openings at 10 a.m. Monday with classes 8 10 a.m. and 10 12:10. High school registration at 9 a.m. Tuesday with two sessions 7:30 9:50 a.m. and 9:35 12:15 p.m. English and Related Math preset. various government and history courses listed. Summer school at Sterling for 18 days. driver education included. after 15, eligibility for restricted Texas licenses.
A 12 week contract bridge course begins June 3 at Lee College. Classes meet Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Contact the Continuing Education office at 427-3611 ext 214 for details or registration.
John Drouilhet, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adrien F. Drouilhet of Baytown, will receive his MD from the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. A Phi Beta Kappa member with top grades, he earned a BA with highest honors and held multiple scholarships. His externships spanned Tacoma, Tokyo, and El Paso, with hospital work in Houston and La Marque. He plans ophthalmology residency at Hermann Hospital after a Honolulu internship.
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