Local street work advances with bids set and curbs slated
Lanham reports progress on Walker Singleton and Cline streets with 20 percent of filling completed and work expected to finish in three to four weeks. Werren Brothers submitted the low bid for South Main paving at 58,714 dollars, with an estimated project cost of 53,500 dollars. Robin Road is complete, base work finished on Bryan and HM streets, hot mix asphalt will top Florida Street, and curb removal plus subgrade stabilization near Florida Street is done. next week curb and pavement work on Butter Street begins. The Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles No. 273 will honor state president Hazel Deeg of Corpus Christi at 2 p.m. Saturday at Eagle Hall in La Porte.
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Walker
Singleton
Cline
Tolstreet
Lanham
Crow Road
Schildes
Ling
West Guit
Werren Brothers Construction
South Main
Robin Rosd
Bryan
HM Streets
Florida Street
FOE
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Hazel Deeg
Corpus Christ
Eagle Hall
N. Sth
la Porte
Former Baytonian Dies In Virginia
Jd G Weiler of Huntington West Virginia died at 3 30 p m Thursday He was a former Baytonian Survivors include two sons L J Weiler of Baytown and Dr H G Weiler of Wheeling WV Five grandchildren and one great grandchild also survive him Funeral services will be held Monday in Wheeling.
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G. Weiler
Huntington
W. Va
Baytonian Attends Her Soldier Son's Rites
Mrs. Willie Bundage of Baytown, longtime employee at Sears, attended funeral services in San Francisco for her son Sgt. Cecil O. Bundage, 39, who died in Vietnam on Sept. 38 4 96 after 16 years in the Army. Survivors include his mother, a sister Frances Robinson, and a brother James Bundage, all of Baytown. Mrs. Robinson accompanied her mother to the Golden Gate Highlands Cemetery service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Bundage
Frances Rob- 47Inson
James
Bundage
Baytown
Robinson
Golden Gate Highlands
Cemetery
San Francisco
Last Rites Held For Mother Of Baytown Man
Funeral services for Agnes Gertrude Pruett 90 of Appleby were held at Bethel Baptist Church Appleby. She died Tuesday in Memorial Hospital Nacogdoches. She was the widow of David Mack Pruett and mother of W. W. Pruett of Baytown with eight daughters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Interment in Bethel Cemetery.
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Appleby
Tex
Agnes Gertrude Pruett
Nacogdoches’ Memorial Hospital
W. W. Pruett
Forrest
Baytown
Pruetts
C. L. Watsons
Bethel Baptist Church
Norvil Jones
M. A. Ervin
Calvary Baptist Church
Nacogdoches
Bethel Cemetery
Ronnie Pruett
Young Pruett
Hospital Notes List of Patients by Room and Name
Irene Herrera and W Cleveland in Room 20. Annie Rayburn in Highlands Room 18. Thomas Martin Tomerlin in La Porte Room 131. Rodney Flynn Curie in Highlands Room 125. James C Willborn in 2102 Chilton Room 12.
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Irene Herrera
W. Cleveland
Annie Rayburn
Highlands
Thomas Martin Tomerlin
la ‘Porte
Rodney Flynn Curie
James C. Willborn
Chil‘tan
Nixon pledges Pentagon overhaul and more missiles in 1972 bid
Nixon pledges a major reorganization of the Pentagon, greater power for top military advisers, and expanded arms including missiles, warplanes, and nuclear submarines if elected. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces report heavy fighting with at least 447 North Vietnamese killed in three days in northeast South Vietnam. Strife rises around Lone Star Steel Co. in Lone Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Nixon
Pentagon
U.S
South Vietnam
Lone Star Steel Co
Lone Star
Wallace rhetoric on law and order sparks campus debate
Students from American Party and allies at the University of Houston discuss Wallace’s law and order stance. They contrast federal protection with local police control, debating Supreme Court limits, police rights, and the impact of federal troops on riots.
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Phil
Ken Bunting
Lee College
Houston
Mr. Wallace
Supreme Court
Law and Order
University of Houston
Ron Keller
Wallace
Ren
Ken
Nixon
Edward Porter
Edward
Chicago
Ron
Highway hearing tickets on sale with lunch included
Councilman Albert Fanestiel said a p m hearing on a city highway project will charge $8.50 for tickets that include lunch and refreshments. Seats may be reserved at the Chamber of Commerce, and Kuligen may receive a plane ride to assess crossing needs while officials promise to provide full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaught
Chamber of Commerce
Albert Fanestiel
Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Kuligen
Fanestiel
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Baytonian
Virginia
Citizens National
Neon
Allis Chalmers
Arlan
Am Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Armco
Ashland Oil
Bendix
Beth Steel
Carter Corp
Celanese
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Delta Air
Diamond Shamrock Dow Chem
Dresser Ind
DuPont
el Paso Nat Gas Ethyl Corp
Ford
Foremost Dairies
Elec
Hoffman Electr
Gen Motors Ss
Tel & Elec
Gen Tire
Georgia-Pacific
Getty OH Co
Eee
Gillette Oo
Gordon’s Jewelry
Greyhound
Gulf OM 2
Gulf States
Gulf Western
Halliburton
Harvey Alumini My Ho
L&p
Interlake Steel
IBM
Jones & Laugh
Kerr-McGee
Ee Kresge SS
Ling-Temco-Vought
McDonnell-Douglas Magnavox Marsthan Mil
Mobile Socony Monsanto
Nat Dairy
Nat Dist
Occidental Pet
Penn Central
Pepsi Cols Phillips Pet
Teases Raytheon
Schlumberger
Sears We
Tenneca
Texaco
Texas Eastern
Texas Gulf Sul
Union Carbide
Union Oil of Cal
United Air Lines
Upjohn Ding
Waguam
Lmrem
Center
N. Main
Hospital
Turday
Mr.c
The
5. 5. Kresge Company
United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
Mattel
TEXAS
Les
Dreidlin
ALL Brands Cigarettes
Carton
Ste
Kmart
N. Pruett
Bayhine
Dacron
Oxford
Henry L Seigel
London
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