Americans Get First Swine Flu Shots Amid Roll Up Your Sleeves Drive
The Associated Press reports the United States begins its largest immunization program with initial doses distributed nationwide. State officials cite piecemeal shipments and uncertainty over total supply while authorities estimate 7 million doses ready in late November and emphasize vaccinating high risk groups including nursing home residents. The plan, backed by Congress and launched by President Ford, aims to curb the swine flu outbreak traced to 1918.
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Associated Press
America
National Center For Disease Centrol
Indianapolis
Maristhill Nursing Home
Waltham
Boston
Massachusetts
William Schatz
Belstate Department of Health
Social Services
Stuart H. Shapiro
State Department of Health
Trane
Congress
CDC
Federal Center
Wisconsin
Ford ‘Dix
N.J
University of Virginia
New York
Ford
Americas St
Queeninged Fram Page At Munich Officials Plan Public Notices
An eccentric report describes Munich and Stuttgart officials handing out tax pamphlets and San Mar chilympiad materials to promote a German heritage event. It mentions Suzanna as a Stuttgart burgermeister figure presenting honors, and references a charity life membership to Karl Buenta, plus a colorful, dubious assortment of World War I and II names, museum appeals, and a Swiss Matterhorn flag stunt planned by Suzanna.
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Goppel
Munich
Stuttgart
Germany
Pars
Suwinna
San Mar- Hoy
Mannfred Hemel
Atrike Korps
Suzanna
Nimitz
Grossedmiral
Karl Buenta
Tetalf
Duenitz
Ench Raeder
Wiel
Suzannas Texas
Matterhorn
Zermatt
Switzerland
Sterling
Highlands Mentary
Junie
Revere Plocheck
Crosby
Fata
Marviff
Betty
Highlands
Gerald
Sterlings
Rites for Dr. G A Liles office nurse at Lillie Duke Hospital
Miss Knowles survives by Jane Beather Sam L Knowles and sister Mrs Annie Lou Arnold both of Baytown. Graveside rites at Nixon Cemetery Nixon at 2 pm Sunday under Paul UC Lee Funeral Home. Pallbearers list includes Arnold Yates and others. honorary pallbearers include many named Baytown residents.
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G. A. Liles
Lillie-Duke Hospital
Grace ‘United Methodist Church
Baytown
Knowles
Arnold Yates
Robert Arnold
Arnold Carter
Danny Carter
Hay Cline
Joe Holecek
Billy Mack ‘Knowles
Billy Mack Knowles
Jodie Knowles
Danny [McGary
Richard — Lehoven
Staven Leboven
Glenn Smith
Due Wells
Clifford Yates
Chris ‘Teten
Carl Teten
Ben [Pryor
Lynn Pryor
YMCA Indian Project Plan Announcement at Baytown YMCA
The Baytown YMCA unveils Indian Guide and Indian Princess programs for children ages six to eight with parent participation. Fathers and children adopt tribe names and practice American Indian culture, meeting in home groups then gathering for activities, including a campout at Camp Cullen on October 9 and 10. An organizational meeting is set at the Baytown YMCA Monday at 7 p.m. For details call 42721797.
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Baytown
Camp
Cullen
Lake Livingston
Baytown “Y
Iwmca
Unidentified Drug Sickens 2 CV Students
Two male students in Channelview junior and senior high schools were hospitalized after an apparent overdose of an unidentified drug. One is stable at Hermann Hospital and the other is in good condition at Tidelands. School officials briefed students and urged treatment if any drug intake was involved as juvenile officers investigate the drug type and source.
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Nadine Patterson
Wasalso
B. H. Hamblen
Troy Cooper
Tidelands
John Gills Promoted at U S Steel Texas Works
John C. Gills was named general foreman central maintenance in the maintenance and utilities department at U S Steel Texas Works Baytown announced by Victor G Glass Jr general superintendent. A Texas Works veteran he arrived in 1963 for the new plant during construction and previously supervised contract maintenance. He began at National Duquesne Works in 1961 as a management trainee rising to foreman bloom and bar mill then maintenance order planning before transferring to Texas Works. Gills and his wife with two sons reside in Baytown and he serves the community through United Pond and the community orchestra.
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John C. Gills
U.S. Steel
Texas Works
Victor G. Glass Jr
Gills
Baytown
National Duquesne Works
Pittsburgh Area
Bloom and Bar
United Pond
Community Orchestra
Crosby Fire Board Hears Repair Cost for Building
The Crosby Fire item notes a school board meeting discussion of structural problems in a building. A Houston consulting engineer's report said the structure would be safe for at least 10 years. Renovation to meet classroom needs was estimated at 50,000 to 70,000 dollars.
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Houston
Pye
Olney Release Tied to Cantrell Murders and Plywood Venture
Former REL standout Olney faces 300 bond and murder indictments linked to the Cantrell case. Paula Cantrell Derese, 26, also indicted. Olney and McManus, high school teammates, once opened a Baytown plywood firm after REL career. Olney testified, invoked Fifth Amendment, and was alibied by McManus on the night of the Cantrell murders. He later left Kirby Lumber and pursued sports and business ventures, including a Checkmate lounge.
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Cantrells
Paula Cantrell Derese
Olney
Kirby Lumber Co
Houston
Silsbee
Materal
Kirby
McManus
Cantrell
Olneys
Sandra Sutphin
Ganders
Rice University
Sam | Houston State University
Woolverton Center
Bayway Drive
David Humphries
Sam Houston Enrolls 21 Freshmen for Fall Semester
Twenty one area students enrolled as freshmen at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville. The list includes Timothy Hill, Bruce W. Clawson, Karen Grota, Jeffrey Harrelson, Jim Mosley, all 1976 Channelview High School graduates, plus Cheryl Hubley, Donna Johnson, Sandra Read, Bonnie Roelse, Gerry Stratmann, Frankie Sullivan, all 1976 Barbers Hill High School graduates. Also Cheryl Everett, James Jenks, James Malone, Denise Metrand, John Permenter, Celia Prewitt, Deborah Prewitt, Benita Smith, and Gordon Westergren, recent graduates of La Porte High School.
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Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
Timothy , Hill
Robert E. Lee
Harold L. Murphy II
Pavle
Bruce W. Clawson
Karen
Grota
Jeffrey R. Harrelson
Jim A. Mosley
Channelview High School
Cheryl L. Hubley
Donna D. Johnson
Sandra J. Read
Bonnie G. Roelse
Gerry A Stratmann
Frankie R. Sullivan
Barbers Hill High School
James L. Jenks
James M. Malone
Denise C. Metrand
John P. Permenter
Celia D. Prewitt
Deborah R. Prewitt
Benita D. Smith
Gordon B.westergren
la Porte High School
Houston seminars on profitable contracting and designbuild
Jack Miller 43 president of Group Communications Inc Houston will conduct two seminars October 18 to 21 at Host International Hotel Houston Intercontinental Airport on Profitable Management Techniques for Contractors and Design Build Build Lease and Financing Building Projects Baytonians may call Madeline Graeter at 564-8818 or write Group Communications at 6101 Southwest Freeway
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Jack Miller
Group Communications, Inc
Houston
Host International
Houston Intercontinental Airport
Madeline Graeter
Group Communications
Southwest Freeway
Grocery Bills Rise In September Survey Shows
The Associated Press reports that grocery bills climbed in September across 13 cities with an overall 2 percent rise in the market basket, driven by higher prices for items on the checklist at stores in Albuquerque, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Philadelphia, Providence, Salt Lake City and Seattle. Milk varied, sugar fell in August then rose cautiously, meat prices edged up in several cities, and tariffs on imported sugar may lift retail costs shortly.
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Associated Press
Vey
Jemment
Ford
United States
AP Survivor
Albuquerque
N.M
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Providence
H.J
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Agnew Suit Filed Over Oil Deals and Unitrust Violations
A 2 million federal suit was filed in Baltimore against Spiro T. Agnew and Education for Democracy Inc. by Sam Polar of Miami, alleging Agnew concealed dealings with Arab countries and oil cartels violating unitrust laws. Polar seeks a jury trial as the former vice president faces pending litigation.
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Baltimore
Spiro
T. Agnew
Sam Polar
Miami
New York
Agnew
Education For Democracy Inc
United Pera Republic
Highlands Manl 1 of Top Area Businessmen
A Superior Court order bars former Beatle George Harrison from releasing a solo album through his own companies. The injunction, in a suit by A&M Records, compels Harrison his manager and Dark Horse Records to honor the A&M contract and appoints Payne Keller Rodda to control the record entities while litigation continues.
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Los Angeles
George Harrison
A&m Records
Harrison
Dark Horse Records
Highlands
Joe T.harrison
Houston
Houston Jaycees
Clinton Joe Payne
Con Rodda
Payne
Keller, Inc
Payne and Keller
Louisiana, Inc
J. G. Ceiver
McCullough Construction Co
M&wi
Equipment Co
A&m
York
Texas bid to remove McCarthy ballot order denied by Powell
Supreme Court Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. refused Texas request to rescind his order placing independent candidate Eugene J. McCarthy on the November ballot. He rejected the motion to withdraw the ruling, noting the cost of reprinting ballots and reprogramming machines while underscoring Texas law offered no clear means for proving substantial voter support. Powell explained Texas’s approach as an incomprehensible policy that clashes with constitutional rights, allowing courts to assess evidence of community support for independent candidates.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Texas
Eugene J. McCarthy
Powell
McCarthy
U.S
Aubrey E. Robinson Jr
District of Columbia
Mark White
Secretary of State
Sen. McCarthy
West Texas Sees Mild Weather From Hurricane Liza
Hurricane Liza churned in the Gulf of California and sent clouds inland to extreme West Texas today. Skira remained clear across the rest of the state with mild conditions and light winds.
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Dallas
Gulf of California
Texas
Knights of Columbus Dance Hosted by San Jacinto Council
The KC Dance sponsored by Knights of Columbus San Jacinto Council runs from 9 p m to 1 a m this Saturday at the Knights of Columbus Hall located at 2600 West Main. Music by the Ghost Riders will be featured.
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KC Dance
Knights OF Columbus
San Jacinto
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