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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1967
Page
2
A clipped OCR item mentions Stee oo and U.S Stee oo, with Upjohn Drag and Air Lines referenced alongside Dow Jones. The readable fragments imply a brief market or transportation note without clear actions or outcomes.
Randy Christopher has been appointed as representative for ISLI in Pasadena and vicinity for Sea Le Insurance Co. Neal W. Dendis, CL, manager of the Pasadena branch, notes Christopher is a Teague High School graduate and a member of Ba yaecah Church. Southwestern Life, a major insurer, reports in force policies totaling over 1.4 billion and assets exceeding 838 million.
Hospital notes list patients including Barbara Reep in Room 704 and Carl Lankford’s family in Houston Room 118. New arrivals show Bobby Lewis born Oct 31 at Gulf Coast, and a Crosby girl born December 31 at Gulf Coast to Mr and Mrs Obr. Also John Bitter Jr. and family report a son born Oct 31 at Gulf Coast.
Susie Mee Moody 62 of Conley Road Baytown longtime resident of Baytown for 20 years funeral at 2 with services by Oscar Alles South Alain Church Grist and Bully Balke Missouri Street Church of Christ burial Memory Gardens survivors include husband J.T. Moody two daughters Mrs C Stephens Port Arthur and Mrs T A Bolt Baytown two sons-in-law and extended relatives. Alice Lee Willis 78 died in a Baytown nursing home grave services in Oakwood Cemetery Waco with memorial and church services details and survivors including husband Homer C son Nassau Bay and siblings. both notices list pallbearers and funeral arrangements from local churches and undertakings.
Dr Fallon's talk frames shifting focus across programs from early education and in service training to counseling and public relations. Mansfield stresses evaluating learning objectives and breaking normative choices, calling for data driven decisions and varied materials while noting costs and money efficiency.
About 35 Texas hospitals will join a shared computer system to collect data bill patients manage payrolls and help with books. The Texas Hospital Association says the system should start early next year after a March start by 20 administrators noting affordability. Medical Information Inc. of Dallas will supply and maintain the centralized computers with each hospital connected via telephone lines to the Dallas server.
Regents argued the sixfold higher in-district taxes for Lee College by Baytown residents compared with out-of-district fees. They claimed district students pay their way, while a bond and taxing authority would fund three years of improvements to keep up with enrollment. College president Dr Richfaratan noted overcrowding at Texas senior colleges and predicted more Baytown students would study locally.
OTIS J. MONDAY son of Mr and Mrs Eon Monday of 215 Bim In Crosby promoted to airman first class in the U S Air Force His wife Sandra is daughter of Air and Mrs Wilbert Provost Crosby Goodson Assigned SGT KERRY J M GOODSON son of Br and Mrs Elton M Goodson of Beyteran assigned at MacDill AFB Fla He is a materiel specialist assigned to a unit of the Tactical Air Command
The West Central Texas Oil & Gas association urged the board to drop the metropolitan restriction arguing it would outlaw burning hydrocarbon wastes even in sparse Taylor Jones and Tom Green counties. They say burning is sometimes necessary for exploration and production and that the plan would impose unwarranted penalties and harm industries in sparsely populated areas. The Texas Oil and Gas Association and the Chemical Council joined in opposing the measure, saying it would hamper operations and misuse police power in unpopulated counties within standard metropolitan statistical areas.
Tulsa area report notes condensate production rose slightly last week with a general uptick across several states. Oil journal data show Oklahoma up 41 740 bpd while Wyoming climbs 7 000 bpd and Texas remains unchanged at 3 634 150 barrels. Louisiana and New Mexico also rise modestly in weekly totals.
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