School Lunches Tuesday
School lunch listings show a Tuesday menu with corn chips, mustard greens, corn bread and butter, and pudding, but the item text is garbled and incomplete.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1972
Page
6
School lunch listings show a Tuesday menu with corn chips, mustard greens, corn bread and butter, and pudding, but the item text is garbled and incomplete.
Baytown police investigated two theft reports over the weekend. Lonnie Kelly reported the theft of an undetermined amount of ash from a coin operated machine at 2300 Taft Circle apartments. Ernest C. Wright reported tools valued at 300 dollars stolen from his garage at 801 Beecher on Saturday and 5 p.m. Sunday.
Police charged Richard B. Moody, 31, and Owen Moody Jr., 25, cousins, with burglary after breaking into Medic Pharmacy at 521 Park. They allegedly entered via an air duct attic. Richard fell breaking his leg, hospital bound, while Owen was captured in the attic and jailed.
At Texas A&I University in Kingsville the ROTC rifle contest held during Dad's Day saw two female cadets and one female cadet corps member score high while the men managed only 48 of 56. Mrs James Kelsey of Ingleside won the women’s division. her daughter Lynne is a Cadet. Ed McLean of Kingsville won the men’s division and is Valerie McLean’s father.
The Houston congressman backs state and local action citing Harlem School in Goose Creek and Baytown, plus the Revenue Sharing Act delivering over 22 million to Harris County. He highlights Omnibus Crime Control Act funding from 1968 to 1973 boosting local police and protections.
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