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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1971

Page

3

Police Probe Seven Burglaries Thefts In Bay Area

Police investigate seven burglaries and thefts in the Bay area including a redwood chair a lawn mower from Apartment 73 at Tri City Beach Road and a purse with about 100 from Mrs Sara Sue Williams at 1760 Florida Street A man was arrested on suspicion of burglary behind Rufus Giles home at 3213 Missouri Avenue and a cigaret machine was broken into at Fina Service Station

Bay 1 Lawn Chair John Chair E. Niederhofer Brox- House Fina Pruett West Main Christian Science Police Nevada Street Rufus Giles Missouri Sara Sue Williams Florida A. R. Cathriner Tri-City Beach Road

Church and Hospital Unite to Tackle Drug Abuse

In New York a hospital and a church partnered to run a program aiding families affected by drug abuse. Parents share progress and struggles in a weekly meeting, describing improvements in behavior and school performance as they engage with the program.

New York Frank Robertson

Baytonians Enter In Pasadena Kiwanis Bicycle Races

Baytonians will compete in bicycle races sponsored by the Pasadena Kiwanis Club at San Jacinto College on Spencer Highway. Entries close October 10 with late entries accepted, and prizes include six trophies per event.

Max F Beckmeyer E. Alford Pasadena Kiwanis Club W. P. Bowling S. Richey Pasadena

Red Cross official repurposes bras to hold grain

An official of the international Red Cross cuts bras in half to hold rice and flour for refugees. Robert Pierrepont, a self described resourceful fellow, conceived the idea while feeding refugees in East Pakistan.

Melbourne International Red Cross Robert Pierrepont East Pakistan

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