Rites Set For Former Cedar Bayou Woman
Services for Lydia Wilsie Wilson 90, a former Cedar Bayou resident, will be held Sunday at Bethlehem Chapel Bon Wier Tex. She died Friday afternoon in a Buna hospital. Her son M A Parker formerly of Baytown now lives in Hardin. Funeral arrangements are by Griner Funeral Home Newton Tex.
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Missing Texas teen tied to other death in area
Deputy Patton linked the deaths of Colette Gonzales and Collette Wilson, noting an obvious connection. Sheriff Kern said a suspect would be found as they pursued leads from Collette’s June disappearance. Mrs Wilson, Collette’s mother, recalled seeing a black car near the disappearance site. Colette was the second oldest of 10 children, with another baby due.
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School Lunches Shared Across Baytown and Barbers Hill
Monday menus show Baytown breakfast of grapefruit juice cooked cereal buttered toast and milk. Lunch offers spaghetti with meat sauce or braised beef green beans carrots spinach choose two fruit salad buttered roll milk and brownie. Barbers Hill lunch features Frito pie spinach carrot and pineapple salad Mexican corn bread milk and peppermint sticks.
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Little Murders set for LC stage December dates
Lee College will stage the two act comedy Little Murders December 3 4 at 7 30 p m and December 5 at 2 30 p m in Walter Rundell Hall auditorium directed by T E Rowlett Jr with Tommy Reagan as student director Rita Ryan as assistant. Cast includes Becki Zubik Ce ci Turner Maureen Wendel Blue Deckert Tim Stone Mike Norris Gary Morrow and Tommy Reagan. Admission 2 adults LC students free with ID.
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The text reports injunctions and cooling-off measures under Taft Hartley law in Charleston and Georgetown plus New Orleans. Mediation efforts resume between AFL CIO Longshoremen and shipping groups after talks faltered in Miami over guaranteed man hours. Nixon orders Attorney General Mitchell to halt the strike temporarily.
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Tense border alert as Indian troops mass near East Pakistan
Reports say about 100000 Indian troops gather on the East Pakistan border while Dacca residents appear unfazed. In Lancaster California a jilted teen kills his former girlfriend their new partner and the girlfriend’s parents then dies by suicide. China and the Soviet Union clash at the UN over a proposed world disarmament conference.
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Bicycle traffic law enforcement noted in Baytown report
Police report that after a new traffic law took effect in Baytown officers issued tickets to cyclists for failing to yield, collisions, and other violations. Major issues include no headlights, running stop signs and red lights, and improper passenger carrying as stated by Sgt. Baker.
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Court Fiscal Summary and Player Highlight Mentioned
The report shows municipal court activity with totals for fines and jail time, including 2,631 fined, 71 jailed, 55 suspended sentences, 3,562 guilty, 28 not guilty, 172 warrants, and $1,498.70 in collected fines, plus 5,351 cases filed and 608 drunk cases. It also notes 1970 revenue of $106,536.12, 4,187 fined, and 136 jailed. plus defenseman Dale Rolfe of the New York Rangers noted as the team’s tallest player.
Economy Uptrend Said Decisive In Power Plant Costs
An economy uptrend is described as decisive as agencies forecast rising power costs. Wilfred Johnson estimates a 5.5 percent guide was exceeded by February. Atomic Energy Commission projects a 11.5 percent increase in nuclear plant generation costs. Postal Service plans 23.9 percent third class postage hike delayed by wage price freeze. Price Commission chair Donald Rumsfeld notes 64 requests average 3.3 percent, not jeopardizing goals.
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