Elks Supper and Local Events in Baytown
Baytown area clubs host a series of events Friday through Sunday including an Elks chicken tetrazini supper before and after the Gander game with plates at 1.60 for adults and 0.55 for kids. A Baytown Stamp Club meeting, VFW rummage sale, Youth Fair and Rodeo Association feed, a Tri City Beach Lions fish fry, a western dance at Knights of Columbus Hall, and a porcelain guild meeting are listed with times and chairmen where given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Elks Lodge
Stamp Club
Baytown Stamp Club
Bluebonnet
Civic Center
Baytown
Tri-City Beach
Lions Clubs
McCollum Park
Lions Crippled Childrens Camp
Porcelain Guild of
R. R. Cates
Mississippi
Tides and Weather Outlook Through Friday
PARTLY CLOUDY to cloudy through Friday with a slight chance of showers. Temperature range Friday upper 50s to upper 70s. MORGAN'S POINT tides for Saturday show highs at 3:55 a.m. and 2:13 p.m. and lows at 4:25 a.m. and 4:07 p.m.
Pecan pies and pledges in late news
Late notes cover Jenny Richards baking pies and Alma Haddick photographing a meeting while Sam Bramlett carves cups from a horse apple tree. Audrey Maeser and others travel to Longview for a Texas Press Women's convention with Sidney Brasfield as a featured speaker. Sterling Library awaits Carl Sandburg’s granddaughter visit. Psi Alpha Sorority pledges include Mary Lynne Jonas Patsy Walker and Dianne Alford. Adancements noted for Margaret Neuman Charlotte Krigar Annette Elliott. In AP briefs a Life Magazine claim about a Washington lobbyist paid 5040 dollars in cash while McCormack was away. Beirut imposes indefinite curfew seeks peace talks. US and Soviet Union discuss halting arms race. Nixon Thieu agree on troop withdrawal timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Richards
Lee College Board of Regents
Alma Haddick
Sam Bramlett
Audrey Maeser
Martha Hemphill
Linda Ferrell
Longview
Texas Press Women
Sidney Brasfield
Sterling Library
Carl Sandburg
Psi Alpha
Beta Sigma
Eight Hurt in Texas City Plant Explosions
Two large blasts at Union Carbide Corp facility in Texas City injure eight, trigger evacuations as fires are controlled within 30 minutes. No serious injuries. First blast hits ethylene unit, a second follows ten minutes later. Residents fear further blasts near the 1947 disaster site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas City
Tex
Union Carbide Corp
Texas
Grandcamp
J. M. Barrett
Bay Area
Baytown
Dehlia Medrano
Union Carbide
LC Regents Ponder Paid Leave Policy
Lee College faculty would gain a two-type leave plan with pay, including three quarters salary for nine months or full salary for a single semester, plus annual increases and fringe benefits. Regents deferred action to the November 25 meeting as administrators and faculty currently receive no pay during graduate studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regents
Baytown Firms Top United Fund With 100000 Gift Sum
Esso Research and Engineering Enjay Chemical and Humble contribute 28 400 to the Community Chest drive while 3 900 employees total 100 381 in Baytown and East Harris County. The combined gifts raise the drive to 177 700 and 75 percent of the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Esso Research and Engineering
Enjay Chemical
Humble
United Fund
Community Chest Drive
Ralph Kunz
Com
Kunz
East
Harris County
Enjay
Esso
East Harris County
Seth Mitchell
Ken Bartz
Er&e
Jody Lander
Sterling and Lee Announce 1970 Nondistrict Football Schedule
Baytown’s Robert E. Lee and Ross Sterling reveal tentative 1970 nondistrict football slates. Lee opens Sept 11 hosting Spring Branch at Stailworth Stadium. Sterling travels to Spring Branch Westchester. Sept 18 Lee to Port Neches. Sterling hosts Rayburn at Stailworth. District 24 AAAA competition includes Galveston Ball, Clear Creek, Texas City, LaMarque, Angleton and Alvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Ross Sterling
Pete Sultis
Baytown
Lee
Spring Branch
Stailworth Stadium
Sterling
Spring Branch Westchester
Port Neches
Pasadena Rayburn
Stailworth
Rayburn
Galveston
Clear Creek
Texas City
LaMarque
Angleton
Alvin
Voelkel Says Employes Using City's Equipment
Baytown council accepted a protest petition from 107 of 275 city employees over a pay check policy by City Manager Delly R. Voelkel. The council formed a committee to study the issue and heard Voelkel defend payroll timing and an off duty use of city equipment policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Lennard
Baytown
Delly R. Voelkel
Voelkel
James Gracey
Public Works Department
Lamar Kelley
Ted Kloesel
Kelley
Baytown Council Increases Car Allowances For Seven Members
Baytown city council approved an increase in monthly allowances from 50 to 100 dollars for councilmen and 150 dollars for the mayor. The payments will be labeled car allowances, not expense accounts, with no requirement for itemized statements. The vote was five to one, with Ted Kloesel voting no and Leonard Stasney absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Kloesel
Leonard Stasney
J. B. LeFevre
Don Hullum
Baytown
Texas
Hallum
Lamar Kelley
Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
VFW
Knights of Columbus Hall
W. Main
Lakeside Ramblers
Laround
New York
Life
Washington
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Peoples State Bank
Mameer F.O
LC Regents
Ponder
Wanda Orton
Lee College
Board of Regents
Er& E
UF Donation
Bay Plaza
Baytown State Bank
F.c.1.c
Citizens National Bank & Trust
First National Bank
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