Stock Quotes From Noon Market Roundup
Citizens National Bank and other firms report midday stock quotes for numerous blue chips. Companies listed include Schlumberger, AmTelTel, Anaconda, Shell, Armco, Sperry Rand, Ashland, Atlantic Richfield, Bendix, BethSteele, Chevron, Carrier, Texaco, Dow Chemical, Ford, Union Carbide, General Motors, United Aircraft, Westinghouse, Gulf Oil, Halliburton, IBM, Kraft Foods, Kresge, Magnavox, Marathon Oil, Monsanto, Occidental, PepsiCo, RCA, Raytheon, and more, with varied percentage changes and notable activity across several sectors.
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Allis Chalmers
Roan Select
Arlan's
Schlumberger
AmTel&Tel
Sears
Ashland
Stan Calicc
Atlantic Richfield
Stan Ind
Bendix T
Stauffer Chem
Sun Oi
Chrysler Corp
Syntex - Columbia Gas
Taft Broadcast
Delta Air
Technicolor
Diamond Shamrock
Teledyne J Vo
Dow Chem
Tenneca Sipepeas
Dresser Ind
Texaco
DuPont
Texas Eastern
el Paso NatGas
TexasGulfSat
Ethyl Corp
Transamerica _ Extendicare
Ford
Union Carbide
Foremost McKesson
Union Oil of Cal Ae
Elec
Seccos Cove
United Aircraft
General Motors
US Steel
Tire
Westinghouse
Georgia-Pacific Voce
Xerox Ee
Getty Oil
Dow Indus
Gillette
Gordon‘s Jewelr
Greyhound
GulfOi
Gulf States
U .Ity
Halliburton
Harvey Alumi Yews
DTS
Hle&pac
Inland Steel
Interlake Steel
IBM
Jers
Johnny Clark
Jones & Lang
Satur- Kerr-McGee
Jay
Kraft Foods
SS. Kresge
Os Ling-Temco'wusee Ohg
McDonald-Dt
Magnavox
Marathon Oil
Mobile Givo Monsanto
Nat Distillers
Occidental Petrels
Penn Central
Pepsi Cala
Phillips Petring Rca
Raytheon
School board to set Jan 17 make up day
Trustees will consider bids on science equipment, trucks, tractors, and musical instruments and certify the 1971 tax assessor-collector’s report for a total district assessment of 855,994,730. Policy changes and junior high athletics are on the agenda, with two-meeting policy review required before adoption. Reports include curriculum and a trimester discussion amid a statewide PRIME evaluation of four elementary schools. The United States whaling fleet will be beached by year’s end.
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Ft. Worth
Texas
Pumphrey
Lemar
Alamo
Jashbel Smith
Man Meets P51 Again Brings Back World War II Echoes
George Valentine of Ashland Ohio relives a war era memory after spotting a P51 fighter similar to the one he flew on 22 missions over Nazi-occupied Europe. Now at Ashland College he was invited to sit in the cockpit by the owner, an Air National Guard member, rekindling lasting nostalgia.
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George Valentine
Ashland
Ohio
Europe
Valentine
Ashland College
Air National Guard
Photon
Chic Kaighp
Regional education board hosts three day session at CPCC
The Southern Regional Education Board junior college project brings Dr Don G Creamer dean of Students at El Centro College and Amarante Alfred Fresquez wacher at Eastern New Mexico University Roswell. Patricia Allen director of Heereiataies and financial aid at the University of Houston attends. LC personnel will participate with Gail Stephenson leading a discussion on a teaching framework for a special communications course for underprivileged students.
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Southern Regional Education Board
Central Piedmont Community College
Charlotte
N. C
Don G. Creamer
el Centro College
Dallas
Amarante Alfred Fresquez
Wacher
Eastern New Mexico University
Roswell
Association of Mexican- American Students
Patricia Allen
Heereiataies
University of Houston
Gail Stephenson
Hydrants Flushing Uses Additives to Clear Oxides
Baytown is flushing 925 fire hydrants to circulate additives and remove oxides from the water. Chief Bland says the process also ensures fire plugs are functional and helps identify weak hydrants. Discoloration from flushing should last at most two days, usually one.
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Bland
Baytown
Local Soldier Completes First Phase At Fort Ord
Army Private Joseph R. Tichacek has finished the first phase of training under the modern volunteer army field experiment at Fort Ord California. His wife Terry resides at 5007 Ashwood Drive.
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ARMY
Joseph R. Tichacek
Terry
Ashwood Drive
Volunteer Army
Fort Ord
Calif
Transition plan targets 40,000 troops in country shift
Sources say American forces in the country would be cut to a transitional force of about 40,000, with air support and combat units, while 7th Fleet ships and forces in Thailand remain at 45,000 as the U.S. air war continues. On Sunday, four U S Air Force jets carried out the 71st attack of the year inside North Vietnam.
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7Th Fleet
Thailand
U.S
North Vietnam
Optimist Youth Week events head Baytown program
Mrs Xina Stone will direct a Ross Sterling choir program. Optimist Lester Alford will answer What Is Youth Appreciation Week. Four junior clubs will be feted Thursday at a 7 p.m. hamburger supper. The Optimist Pee Wee Goodfellow Bowl closes the week Saturday from 2 to 8 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Goodfellow fund for Christmas cheer for Baytown children.
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Xina Stone
Ross Sterling
Lester Alford
Goodfellow Fund
Baytown
Brooks Praises Doctors At Highlands Center Dedication
Sen. Brooks lauded doctors for improving Texas health care as the Highlands Professional and Business Center at 5015 Main opened. Builders and backers include William Morgan, attorney, and Nick Listi Jr, with Morgan also listing an office in the center.
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Texas
Sen. Brooks
Drs. Golden
New Highlands Professional and Business Center
Main
William Morgan
Nick Listi, Jr
Vikings Fans Tie Knot at Stadium Before Game
Daryl Meyer and William W. Caughrey wed in a ceremony in a Metropolitan Stadium parking lot, attended by about 25 friends and 30 onlookers. The couple, both football fans, planned the event around the Vikings game, and guests enjoyed a lobster and oyster dinner before retiring to a camper for the honeymoon.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Daryl Meyer
William W. Caughrey
Metropolitan Stadium
Hempin County
Caughrey
Daryl
Vikings
San Francisco
Airman Roger Ward Earns Silver Wings at Webb AFB
Roger A Ward son of Mr and Mrs H T Ward 2107 Cedar Creek has been awarded silver wings at Webb Air Force Base Texas upon graduating from U S Air Force pilot training Lt Ward will remain at Webb as a T 37 instructor pilot with an Air Training Command unit providing flying technical and basic military training for U S Air Force personnel
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Roger A. Ward
H. T. Ward
Cedar Creek
Webb Air Force Base
Tex
U.S. Air Force
Lt. Ward
Webb
Air Training Command
Travis School Vandalized and Burglarized
Police report Travis Elementary School in Lakewood was vandalized and burglarized over the weekend. A flag was burned, windows broken, papers scattered, and a $49.50 cassette recorder stolen from Room 11. Damages total about $300. Earlier week a prior vandalism opened canned pears and peaches in the kitchen.
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Travis
Lakewood
Lost Puppy in Fort Worth Reward Offered
Mrs. George H. Lloyd of 3118 Ohio seeks return of her three month old light tan mixed chihuahua terrier puppy missing a week. The dog has an umbilical hernia and a reward is offered. Contact 427-3264. Jack D. Watson of Fort Worth Texas named postmaster of the year by the Direct Mail Advertising Association.
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George H. Lloyd
Ohio
Jack D. Watson
Fort Worth, Tex
The
Direct Mail Advertising Association
Funeral Notices for Carl Clint Knox in Baytown
Services for Carl Clint Knox age 60 will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home Chapel. Knox a native of Sweetwater died Sunday. He moved to Baytown in 1955 and owned the Big Chief store on Bayway Drive. He was a member of Second Baptist Church and is survived by his wife Eda Annette Knox a son Larry Carl Knox a daughter-in-law Linda Knox one granddaughter Adrianna a brother Billy Knox of Texas City and two sisters Lima Frasier of San Bernardino Calif and Alton Martin of Baytown. Interment Cedar Crest Cemetery. Rev Roy Cloud will officiate. Pallbearers are Thomas Hedges Ernest Marcontell Victor Darby Melvin Stephen Son W J Gerbig and Doug Durant. Honorary pallbearers include J W Lounsberry Jr Reed Foster Jerry Stafford and all members of the men’s Sunday School class at Second Baptist Church.
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Carl Clint Knox
Paul A. Lee
Knox
Sweetwater
Baytown
Big Chief
Bayway Drive
Second Baptist Church
Eda Annette Knox
Larry Carl Knox
Linda Knox
Adrianna
Reed ‘Foster
Jerry Stafford
Fishermen plead guilty over closed reef oyster raid
Forty three fishermen paid fines totaling 33000 after pleading guilty to taking oysters from a closed reef in Trinity Bay known as Inner Beazleys Reef. Authorities cited boats from Texas and southern states. arrests marked the largest single court action for oyster theft in Galveston and Trinity Bays.
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Wallisville
Trinity Bay
Justice of the Peace
R. McManus
Ronnie Hornbeck
Port Boliver
Anahuac
Jim Broughton
Mont Belview
Bobby Miles
Miles
Broughton
Beazley’s Reef
Fisher's Reef
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Wayne Wentworth
la Porte
McManus
Galveston
Trinity Bays
Houston
Hornbeck
Raffle and bingo laws detailed by Texas officials
Assistant District Attorney Neil McKay clarifies penalties for raffles, bingo and games of chance. Fines can reach 1000 dollars with jail time only for nonpayment. Free drawings are lawful. charitable and fraternal groups may continue under prior law. Only private card games are legal in homes. dice gambling remains illegal. A 1668 Long Island whaling company paid Indians three shillings daily to hunt whales.
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Atty. Nei:l
McKay
Long Island
First Concert by Baytown Community Orchestra
The Baytown Community Orchestra opens its 1971-72 season with a 8 p.m. concert Tuesday in Rundell Hall at Lee College. Guest violin soloist is Beatrice Stanley of Texas City, conducted by David Corder. No admission will be charged.
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Baytown Community Orchestra
P.m
Rundell Hall
Lee College
Beatrice Stanley
Texas City
David Corder
New County Precinct Lines OK in Harris County
Harris County Commissioners Court unanimously approved Carl Smiths precinct line plan adding two more voting precincts in Baytown and Highlands while rejecting some proposed changes. The court also received a Texas Highway Department request to widen Eastex Freeway segments at an estimated state cost of 3 million dollars plus 600000 for right-of-way.
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John Black
Sup
Houston Bureau
Houston
Harris County Commissioners Court
Carl Smith
Baytown
Highlands
Smith
Nancy Palm
Harris County
Republican Party
Baytown Woman and Son Injured in Crash
A 27 year old Baytown woman Cecilia Smith Gaskey and her seven year old son Jeffrey Michael were injured in a one car crash at South Pruett and Stimpson at 1 17 am Monday. Mrs Gaskey veered to avoid two vac approaching in the wrong lane. the other car fled. They were taken to Gulf Coast Hospital and the car struck a utility pole causing about 300 in damage to the Houston Lighting and Power pole.
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Baytown
South Pruett and Stimpson
Cecilia Smith Gaskey
W. Humble
Jeffrey Michael
Susan Elizabeth
Gulf Coast Hosital
Dean's List Honors Karen Morris at Boston Univ
Karen Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Morris of 214 Burnet has been named to the Dean's List at Boston University. She majors in math at the university.
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Karen Morris Lawson
Bill Morris
Burnet
Boston University
Karen
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