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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1977
Page
2
A draft describes EIRS or Eyes as a national electronic information system with message delivery, sign-in access, and an editor-referee process. It envisions a computer conference replacing seminars, and a personal notebook space for composing papers readable by authorized readers.
A survey of students parents and teachers was conducted in Channelview to aid accreditation. Fifty students from trades 112 parents and all faculty were polled with 53 statements measuring importance and current performance. Results to be presented to the school board in June or July.
Police investigate a weekend surge of crimes including a 7 11 theft at 701 Zunker and burglaries at Dowie Maney Elementary and a restaurant on Marekt. Offenses include stolen cash from registers and safes, damaged windows, spray-painted floors, and a motorcycle stolen from a Pitt Grell parking lot. Detectives report multiple incidents, with neighbors sighting a prowler and authorities tracing items to several sites.
The Rev Charles Probst pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Church Dubuque Iowa was awarded a Master of Divinity from Warburg Theological Seminary Iowa He graduated from Warburg in 1959 with a bachelor of divinity and has served in the American Lutheran Church ministry for years and has led St Pauls since 1970 He is a graduate of Texas Lutheran College
Fragmentary stock market note shows unsettled data with garbled company names and dates. Readers warned of brief quotations and uncertain values while the column hints at a market snapshot amid confusion and editorial notes.
Rosalynn Carter begins a 13 nation swing from Brunswick to Jamaica and Latin America. She will meet leaders, discuss U.S. aid, Cuba relations, and nuclear and economic issues while promoting her husband’s foreign policy. Stops include Jamaica, Peru, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela and others.
A 53 year old insurance broker swam the Narrows from Staten Island to Brooklyn in a bid for a notable double. The attempt follows earlier moves in a day of varied news across AP wires.
An armed man robs the new Safeway at 4230 Decker Avenue. Two clerks are in the office when the suspect asks to see a clerk. A pistol is shown, money taken, and the assailant escapes through an unfinished area of the shopping center. clerks and employees unharmed aside from the incident.
An unmarked police car associated with W. H. Dabney was struck by a BB gun while parked at Fifth and Bastayle Friday night. The windshield sustained minor damage, and police noted the event amid a broader report.
Four 1977 graduates selected for a four year scholarship program covering tuition books and fees at Lee College. Recipients include Pabiela Bush of Crosby High Lauite Shertie Hohn of Dayton High. Scholarship aims to link study with employment at Exxon Research and Engineering.
At San Jacinto Methodist Hospital a drill tested emergency power equipment showing real need for readiness. Executive Director George Fleming said the exercise confirmed the generator functioned, though the hospital took about one hour and 92 minutes to return to normal power while issues were resolved. The facility maintained power throughout the incident.
Two men were injured in a two car collision at the Tayway and North Street intersection. Ernst W. Lafiellé, 72, of 512 was taken to Gui Coast Hospital by private vehicle. Joel L. Kuon, 39, of 209 N Seventh in Highlands, went to Sindiwinto Hospital by Baytown Ambulance Service. Patrolman Jack Hage reported both drivers involved. The Laffelle car pulled onto the roadway from the side street and was struck by the Koon car.
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