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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1975
Page
1
In Crosby area schools a debate covers whether students must furnish uniforms and related equipment. Questions include towels, workbooks, daily wear, and school-owned items. many items are optional or provided by the district at no charge. athletic and activity fees are discussed. rules limit charging for gear, use of school property, and participation in activities.
The page lists Wednesday greetings for various individuals including Karel Standitor with a Sweet 14 birthday from parents, Mr Rind Wis, Stindiley LA Macon, and Houry Furies. Other names include Mrs Voumnie Mason and Alain Margton with nearby family wishes, plus belated greetings from Keith Dudley’s family.
Sunducula Council No 2708 Jin Baytowner schedules initiation Sunday at SEC Wall 2600 W Main. Fourth degree members assemble by 7 pm for procession and mass at St Joseph’s Catholic Church. Forty members and wives expected. turnout by noon for the event.
Absentee voting notes outline front page discussion of a proposed constitutional reform. It covers separation of powers, governor term limits, expanded appointment and removal powers, and rules on legislative sessions and electoral districts. The plan also addresses state funds, local government restraint, and eligibility rules for membership.
The document outlines propositions to abolish agencies on ten year intervals, add the Agriculture Commissioner as an executive officer, and potentially appoint more officials. It also details a unified court system with appellate routing to the supreme court, altered criminal and civil appeal paths, and retained voting restrictions with property ownership as a factor for certain elections. The text references ongoing discussions about voter privileges, tax elections, and district limitations.
Texas Municipal League backs only one proposition of the new constitution in a three day meeting. Delegates endorse a higher education funding plan and tax rules, while opposing broader ad valorem taxes and state finance changes. The debate centers on funding UT and Texas A&M and equal tax provisions amid a looming general session fight.
President Ford will record a videotaped statement this week to address questions from attorneys in Lynette Fromme’s case. Judge MacBride ordered the deposition, with Ford likely to testify at the White House Friday or Saturday.
Three Baytonians faced felony possession charges after police stopped a van near a Super Store on Garth, locating about 25 ounces of suspected marijuana. Arrestees include James Maddox 26, Ernest Heiser 22, and Karen Lynns, with Cockrell and Parker in custody. Bail set at 1,000 each. case tied to 179th District Court.
Services for Joseph Murlalph Asholl 95 of Liberty and former Mant Belview resident will be at Immaculate Conception Church Liberty. He was WW II veteran and Sun Oil retiree. He is survived by his wife Francis Osbolk and a son Cavolt Jr two daughters Kobi Osa FP Smith of Bellaire and Claude Nory gan of Patternon La five sisters and five grandchildren. Burial at Immaculate Conception Cemetery Liberty under Allison Funeral Home direction.
Funeral notices for Velma L George of Cedar Hayon and Olaf Geneye family list service at J. ry and Hr Funeral Home with burial at Cedar Tiayou Mechodior Cemetery Mes Beurge. She was survived by a husband and several relatives, with four grandchildren and three great grandchildren noted. Local obituary details place the family in Galevston and Cedar Bayne prior to residence.
A fragmentary column by Phil Pistoret hints at critical remarks and garbled phrases about politics and education. The text presents ragged lines, stray names, and obscure references, offering little clear event or quote to anchor a conclusion.
Chambers County Commissioners Court votes to continue the Federate Revenue Sharing program and approves drainage work on the southside. The panel weighs right of way for a Sun Oil Road project near Mont Belvieu and sets a public hearing at White Memorial Park regarding park caretaker conduct. They approve library shelving funds and form a committee to study livestock share facilities at Winnie Phil park, with reports due in 60 days. Bids on vehicles for the Shuriit Department are discussed, and two UT football tickets are offered. a KC dance event at Knights of Columbus hall is announced with Ghost Riders providing music.
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