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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1976
Page
9
Firefighters practice on four wrecked vehicles at Shirley's Garage and another wrecked car towed to Station 5 on Bayway Drive. Shirley says supplies will hold up for ongoing sessions as traffic accidents keep coming.
Obituary notes the death of noted engineer and Exxon employee with hobbies in hunting and church service. Survived by wife Connie Bergeron, three daughters Vicki Fayle Wanda Becky, son Terry, two grandchildren. Burial at Garden of Gethsemani Houston. Pallbearers listed. Donations invited to charities in Bordelon’s name.
Sterling High School's Sterling Stars band and flag corps prepare a halftime show featuring red white and blue silks, a five circle pinwheel drill, and medleys of the Olympic theme and Fanfare and Recessional. Freshman rep is Guy Anderson. twirlers include Dawn Aswell and others. head twirler Janet Ward. Della Hall and Todd Wright will carry a torch. senior drummers listed.
A Texas Water Development Board public forum on revising the water resources plan will be held in Houston at the Crystal Ballroom of the Rice Hotel at 7 p.m. Friday. The meeting aims to gather citizen and organizational input on a proposed statewide water plan and increased bonding authority to fund communities.
In Baytown locals recall Al a longtime churchgoer and Rotarian praised for service Motto service above ego noted by Leon Brown fellow Rotarian and Exxon's Haddock says Al’s death leaves a gap in Baytown life reflecting his active role in the community Washington reports on Foreign policy ties to Vietnam UN bid and U.S. veto implications Ford faces a key decision amid service member concerns and Vietnam’s UN admission push involving 12 MIAs marked by last week’s embassy disclosure
Kissinger said U S policy on Vietnam hinges on Hanoi attitudes and progress on missing in action issues. Officials would not comment on further MIAs before the U N debate opens Friday. A source warned acquiescence could limit leverage to extract concessions from Hanoi. Nine inch round and squaw pang, at, useful for baking, syeass rolls as well as for cakes.
Report from Montgomery notes George C. Wallace refrains from linking a bedroom taping issue to politics. In Mexico City an American workers strike nears 36 hours as protests over government actions spark regional tensions and potential impacts on inmates.
CBS hit All in the Family attracted about 17 million homes, while the CBS News Special on the presidential campaign drew roughly 3.2 million, as Nielsen released weekly viewership for Sept 5. Top 20 list includes Happy Days Maude Welcome Back Kotter Baretta and more across CBS ABC NBC.
Health authorities report 15 confirmed and eight suspected St Louis en cephalitis cases in the Houston area. Two new confirmed cases involve women aged 68 and 73, while a 74 year old man is a new suspected case. The situation remains well below epidemic levels.
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