Brooks Bill Expands Texas Special Education and Medical Training
The 1969 actions include broadening state special education to cover learning disabilities and language handicaps. Bills increase Texas physician training, establishing the University of Texas Medical School at Houston and enabling contracts with Baylor Medical School for resident instruction. Senate sponsor Sen. Chet Brooks, 53, with multiple bills passed and averages noted.
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Brooks-Bass Medical Training
University of Texas Medical School At
Houston
Coordinating Board
Baylor Medical School
Texas
Six charged with possession after Baytown drug raid
Police raided a garage apartment at 1501 Yupan Baytown charging six men and one woman with possession of dangerous drugs and marijuana. Donnelly faces charges along with five others and Dugat remains jailed on probation awaiting trial after the Thursday night operation led to narcotics and paraphernalia seizures. Blood samples and drug tests confirmed amphetamine and marijuana content from items seized.
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Baytown
Howard B. Thedford
Weldon L. Bush
John G. King
David R. Donnelly
Nelda Ramada
Glen Beauchamp
Pasadena
Morris $. Dugat
Deer Park
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Vickery
Donnelly
Dugat
John B. Wilkinson
B. J Ausley
John Peel
Wilfred Spell
Wayne Clepper
Clepper
Houston Police Crime Laboratory
Knocking Damages Door At Sherry's Lounge
The owner of Sherry's Lounge at 1912 Harbor woke at 11 13 p m Friday to loud knocks that nearly knocked the flat door down. The lounge is closed for repair with about 50 dollars in damage.
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Sherry'’s
1912
Harbor
Homemakers Meet Young Homemakers of Texas at Lee High
The Homemakers Meet Young Homemakers of Texas will convene at 7 30 p m Monday in the Homemaking building at Robert E Lee High School to plan a fall open house. Visitors are welcome and encouraged to attend.
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Texas
Robert E. Lee High School
Microwave power shifts hospital meals to later supper hours
At the hospital, new microwave service lets supper be served 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. instead of early evening. Food is prepared ahead, frozen, then zapped on site. The system enables part time shifts, vacation coverage, and weekend scheduling while keeping eggs fluffy and meals warm.
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Brown
Sun Spots Tapes Taken
Rosemary Juneau reported four tape cartridges stolen from her locked car between 6 p.m. Thursday and 7:15 a.m. Friday. An attempted theft of the tape deck was noted by Patrolman R. D. Knight. Value of the tapes was $24. A Baytown note mentions Navy man Daniel C. Edwards aboard USS Dewey in the Mediterranean. A Baytown Parents Association meeting is announced for Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Center. An art show by Zakaria Ali at Pan Art Galleries in Houston is postponed to Sept. 15-22. A Navy airman, John Stombaugh Jr., aboard USS Oriskany in the Western Pacific, is married to Robbie Muller of Baytown. The Lakewood baseball park, Muller Park, will be named in memory of Gene Reynolds. The Baytown Kennel Club set a dog show at the Lakewood park grounds with judging at 1 p.m. Admission is free.
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Rosemary Juneau
Michigan
R. D. Knight
M. G. Simon
Baytown - la Parle
Holly Inn
Alexander Drive
Zakaria Ali
Southwestern University
Pan Art Galleries
Houston
Pacific
John Stombaugh JR
U.S. Navy
Oriskany
Lakewood
Robbie J.l
Gene Reynolds
Baytown
Muller Park
WLU Dyylonian
Baytown Kennel Club
Baytown City
Civic Center
Muller
Felony Theft Case Cleared at Black's Pharmacy
Police recovered narcotics, costume jewelry, watches and billfolds from a burglary and felony theft at Black's Pharmacy. Detective Glen Rosier said charges against a Houston man and woman were expected to be filed Saturday in the case.
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Black
Glen Rosier
Houston
Rosier
Riches, Names, and the Kennedy Tragedy Reflections
The sermon argues a good name outweighs riches citing Bible verses. It reflects on Senator Kennedy’s tragedy and how wealth cannot buy happiness or repair reputation. The piece emphasizes humility and warns against trusting wealth for happiness.
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Paul
Senator Kennedy
Christianity Today
Kennedy
H. A
Test Driver Strikes In Baytown Leaves Stolen Car
A Baytown incident centers on a self described test driver linked to multiple stolen cars in Houston and Pasadena. The man, about 5'9" and 160 to 170 pounds with thinning blond hair, left several cars at dealers during test drives and vanished. Police trace the vehicles to Anderson and Ott, Fizzel's, McRoberts Chevrolet, and a Pasadena dealer.
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Baytown
Houston
Pasadena
Anderson and Ott
707
Texas
Anderson and
Ott
A. R. Liles
Frizzer Pontiac
Liles
Alderson
Fizzel's
McRoberts Chevrolet
City weighs interim road repairs and levee funding
Fennema urged the council to accept a committee study on nonessential road work and to seek county fill to cut costs. The group expects construction in a month. Financing questions focus on the sales tax election set for Sept 23 as a possible funding source after the next hurricane.
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Fennema
Walker
Brazil military leaders weigh prisoner swap for U S ambassador
Brazil’s military rulers meet again to plan freeing 15 political prisoners in exchange for the release of kidnapped U S Ambassador D Burke Elbrick. Nixon tax bill proposals face Democratic criticism for adding to individual tax burdens. Neil Armstrong returns to Wapakoneta Ohio welcomed by family and friends after moon trip.
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Brazil
U.S
D. Burke Elbrick
Neil A. Armstrong
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Moon
Funeral Notice for John D. Jordan in Mont Belvieu
John Dea Jordan, 68, of Mont Belvieu, died Friday at home after a seven year residence there. A retired pipefitter, he is survived by son Everett D. Jordan of Arlington, sister Mrs. &. R. Hutto of Baytown, brothers Roy Jordan of Burnett and Elvis Jordan of Longview, and two grandchildren. Services were set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Arthman Chapel with Rev. Roy Cloudt officiating. Interment followed at Memory Gardens for Baytown Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jim Greg, Jimmy Day, Gary Tharp, W.L. Ward, Rowland Loewen and Joe Zorn.
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John D. Jordan
John Dea Jordan
Mont Belvieu
Everett D. Jordan
Arlington
R. Hutto
Baytown
Roy Jordan
Burnett
Elvis Jordan
Longview
Arthman
Roy Cloudt
Memory Gardens
Baytown Cemetery
Jim Greg
Jimmy Day
Gary Tharp
W.L. Ward
Rowland Loewen
Joe Zorn
Stolen Loot Recovered By Police
Baytown police detectives recovered stolen goods including four rifles and a stereo record player in Houston. The items belonged to John Burt of Baytown whose home was burglarized in June. Detectives Glen Rosier and Robert Merchant found the loot on Long Point Road. Two Baytown men, Charles Gary Long and Gerald Willis, face burglary and felony theft charges and were sent to Chambers County jail.
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Baytown
Houston
John Burt
Glen Rosier
Robert Merchant
Long Point Road
Charles Gary Long
Gerald Willis
Chambers County
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Uss Dewey
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