Stock quotes drift through Baytown market mood
On Wednesday September 4 1968 at noon Citizens National Bank and Goodbody Cal publish stock quotes for Arlan's Dept Store Tel Am Columbia Gas and numerous major firms including Dow Chemical Dresser Industries El Paso Natural Gas Ethyl Petroleum Ford Occidental Petroleum and General Motors among others. The listing shows varied percent changes with leaders and laggards across oil chemicals autos and utilities reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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Baytown
Citizens National Bank
Goodbody
Arlan’s
Tel Am
Columbia Gas
Delta- Air
Diamond Shamrock
Dow Chem
Dresser Ind
DuPonk
el Paso Nat Gas
Ethyl
Ford
Occidental Pet
Foremost Dairies
Penn Central RR
Motors
Philips Pet
Tel & Blee
Raytheon
Georgia-Pacific
Roan
Getty
Ss AG
Schlumberger
Gillette
Sears Weeta
Gordon's Jewelry
Shell
Greyhound
Sinclair
Gulf
Spery-Rand
Stan Cal
Stan Ind
Stan NJ
Stan
Ohio
Fil
Stauffer Chem
jSun GN
Taft
Technicolor
Tenneco
Texaco
Texas
Texas Gulf Sur
Union Carbide
Union Oi
Cal
United Air Lines
Lupjohn Drug
U.S
Kristinek Named New Annuitant at Crosby Refinery
P. P. Kristinek became an annuitant on August 1 after a long career at the refinery. He joined in 1947 and moved to the Carpenter Department in 1999, retiring after decades of service. He plans retirement activities with fishing and gardening at Crosby home and staying active with his son in Boy Scout work. He and wife Ollie have two children, Leisner and Claude Ray Kristinek, both of Crosby.
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Crosby
Kristinek
Fensterred
Carpenter
Ollie
Pauliette Leisner
Claude Ray Kristinek
LP Airport Gets 20000 Grant For Land Buy
La Porte Municipal Airport in Austin received a 520,000 state grant for land acquisition to create a clear zone and install runway lights. The Texas Aeronautics Commission approved 28.2 million in small airport development allocations, with local matching required. The TAC is funded by a fuel tax refund pool and legislative appropriations, and the commission considers repealing the refund law to free about 2 million annually for airport aid and TAC programs.
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Austin
la Porte Municipal
Texas Aeronautics Commission
Texas
TAC
City Budget Proposals Draw Council Debate and Veto Risks
City officials unveil budget changes affecting clerical, city attorney, city hall, and engineering needs. Library funding faces scrutiny as council weighs a near ten thousand dollar rise for books against sewer and street repair priorities. Civil defense and finance budgets shift, with council set to vote Wednesday on remaining salary items.
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Clerica
City Hall
Jack Morton
Lanham
Andy Braswell
Braswell
Civil Defense
Finance Department
Mary J Greer 72 Baytown educator dies
Mrs. Mary Jone Greer 72 of Baytown died at 5 30 am Wednesday in a Baytown hospital She taught school here years ago and held a UT master’s degree She was a member of Second Baptist Church Funeral services 2 pm Thursday at Earthman Chapel Rev Roy Croudt officiating Burial Memory Gardens Survivors include two sisters Ophelia Cooley Anahuac and Etta Smith Baytown nieces and nephews Pallbearers Wilburn Engleman G L West J C Walding Johnny Lashiee Charles Albright G B Hollingshead
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Mary Jone Greer
E. Lobit
Baytown
Earthman Chapel
Roy Croudt
Memory Gardens
Ophelia Cooley
Anahuac
Etta Smith
Wilburn Engleman
G. L. West
J. C. Walding
Johnny Lashiee
Charles Albright
G. B. Holingshead
Mother Of Two Area Men Buried In Livingston
Funeral services for Mrs. Virgie Munson Hinkson 90 were held at Pace Funeral Chapel Livingston a longtime Ace resident and Presbyterian Church member. Survivors include three daughters four sons one sister twenty one grandchildren and forty three great grandchildren. Burial was in Blue Water Cemetery near Livingston with pallbearers named.
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Mont Belvieu
Herman Munson
Ace
Louis Munson
Sweeney
Pearl Wiggins
Act
Robert Walters
Livingston
Don Needham
CG. L. Williams
Blue Water Cemetery
Livlingston
Tony Munson
Donald Munson
Vernon Munson
Johnnie Lee Clifton
F-111 Transfer to Australia Highlights 90 Million Deal
The United States turns over the F-111 bomber to Australia with a 90 million dollar price tag including spare parts and ground support. Defense officials note 9.5 million per aircraft while stressing the transfer strengthens allied defense and may involve future Southeast Asia commitments.
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United States
Atlen Fairhall
Gossick
S. W. Dallywater
U.S
Dallywatter
McConnell
Australia
FIC
Free World
FNC
Royal Australian Air Force
Air Force
Harold Brown
Fii
Brown
Southeast
Asia
Channelview school board candidates face tightened election race
Channelview trustees prepare for filing as candidates vie for Position 1 2 and 3. Incumbents Hershel Tate and Jerry Knox hold seats with Tate unopposed for Position 3 while Knox faces Marvin Lorfing and Ronald Alien for Position 2 and 1 respectively. Lorfing active booster member and Alien a Texas A&M graduate employed by Armen Steel. Also notes a death of Mrs. Nellie Robinson mother of Mrs. Pond Bay Town and a Bay Shore Wagon Square Dance Club meeting agenda.
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Channelview
Lerfing
Hershel Tate
Jerry Knox
Tate
Knox
Marvin’ Lorfing
Ronald Alien
Loward
Barr
Ren
Loftin
Alien
Texas A&m University
Armen Steel
Nellie
Man Refuses Plea, Must Consult Wife Before Verdict
In court Judge Barney Ward asked a drunkenness suspect how he would plead. The man said he could not plead, answering that he must ask his wife first. Ward denied the request, and the man faced a default path as proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Barney Ward
Jaige Ward
Plans ReReleased for Baptist Student Center Construction
Plans and specifications for construction of a new Baptist Student Center at South Whiting have been released. The facility will be built by the San Jacinto Baptist Association.
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Baptist
South Whiting
San Jacinto
Clear Lake area doctors vow to build hospital
A group of about 80 percent of Clear Lake physicians announced plans to build two hospitals in the area. They will finance privately with no public funds or government aid, aiming for a Webster vicinity location and avoiding public solicitations. The move follows local disputes over Area Hospital Corporation plans and Seabrook water charges.
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Clear Lake
Psasasay ‘Area Hospital Corporation
Seabrook Council
Hill-Burton Grant
Heyne
Clear Lake Area
Webster
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