Baytown civic notices and events roundup
Baytown United Fund kick off breakfast at 7 a m Tuesday at Holiday Inn with about 200 campaign workers expected. Obituary notes father of Charles F McMorrow dies in Burlington. Optimist Club to hear Charles Caldwell on Community Chest. Baytown Junior Forum story hour at Sterling Library. Cedar Bayou Junior School council meeting with band and faculty intro. Baytown City Council budget session at 5 p m Monday. Brownwood Civic Association directors meet Tuesday. All-Play Football Inc. holds meetings Tuesday and Thursday at Citizens National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown United Fund
Ted McCall
Knox Beavers
Thomas McMorrow
Burlington
Charles F. McMorrow
Highway 146
McMorrow
Optimist
Baytown
Optimist Club
Market Street
Charles Caldwell
The
Community Chest
Junior Forum
Sterling Municipal Library
James Cauley
Blackburn
CB Meeting
Parents and Teachers Council of
Cedar Bayou Junior School
Doug Wallace
Brownwood Civic Associaton
Westminster Presbyterian Church
All-Play Football, Inc
Citizens National Bank and Trust Co
Raymond Loomis
Baytown Briefs Include Garden Tour and Local Activites
Mr and Mrs Rufus LeBou feturn from Louisiana where they toured Hodges Gardens. Attorney Glenn Vickery assists a Baytonian in need. Clem Kovar notes Saturdays are busy in Baytown. Ren Rice greets friends at the post office. Ricky Holland dreams of a motorbike. Blair and Dot Mann receive a package from Clearfield Pennsylvania containing historic items. Don Cooke hopes his name is not misspelled again. Jimmy Kniffen works on BLTs A Thousand Clowns set construction. Betty and Jack Carpenter help. Martha Ann Hemp hill and Cynthia Moore interview Congressman Wilbur Mills. Georgia Haltom celebrates a birthday with a surprise. Rusty Strahan prepares for BLT production of A Thousand Clowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus LeBouf
Louisiana
Hodges Gardens
Glenn Vickery
Clem Kovar
Baytown
Ren Rice
Ricky Holland
Blair
Dot Mann
Clearfield
Don Cooke
Jimmy Kniffen
BLT
Betty
Jack Carpenter
Martha Ann Hemphill
Cynthia Moore
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Georgia Haltom
Rusty Strahan
Baytown Eyes Inspector For Highlands WCID Plan Review
Baytown Public Works Director Jack Morton asks the city council to fund an inspector in the 1971 72 budget to review Highlands WCID No 1 plans and ensure compliance with Texas Water Quality Board permit revisions. Inspectors will review sewerage plans and enforce Baytown standards before construction and during operation.
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Baytown
Highlands
Betsy Webber
Harris County Water Control and Improvement District No
Highlands District
Texas Water Quality Board
Saigon RAIDERS Pile Up Fresh Raids and Guns
Our World From AP Wires reports fresh raids by U S bombers along the demilitarized zone and Laos border as South Vietnamese troops uncover more enemy bodies and three large Soviet made artillery pieces. The report notes concurrent moves in Brussels by six Common Market finance ministers on a plan to reshape the world monetary system and reduce the dollar's lead, while Washington debates the 10 percent import surcharge and Vice President Agnew calls for unity to fight inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
Brussels
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Mills Mixes Shoes and Politics in Houston Talk
Rep Mills argues for economically sound trade in a Houston shoe fair talk. Mills says he plans reelection but could seek another office, while Mills’s remarks mix policy with campaign musings at the Inter national Shoe Fair opening in Astrohall Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Houston
Martha S, Hemphill
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
House
Ways Mills
Inter
National Shoe Fair
National Whirligig column by Ernest Cuneo debuts
The Baytown Sun launches a new editorial feature by Washington columnist Ernest Cuneo titled The National Whirligig. It covers behind the scenes Capitol events and their broad impact, with praise from David Starr and Harley P. Grimsley. The column runs five days a week beginning on Page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun
Washington
Ernest Cuneo
National
David Starr
Long Island Press
Cunes
Harley P. Grimsley
Jackson
Mich
Citizen Patriot
Pioneer Baytown woman dies at 84 in Baytown
Mrs. Jefferson B Harbour Sarah Ellen Harbour aged 84 of 1304 Texas Ave died after a short illness. Services were held at Grace Methodist Church with Rev. Lamar S Clark presiding. She was mother of Glenn Harbour a Baytown restaurant operator. Born August 6 1887 in Cedar Bayou she married Capt Jefferson B Harbour in 1913. She helped in rice farming and later in real estate and other ventures. Captain Harbour died in 1966 after their Golden Anniversary.
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Grace Methodist Church
Jefferson B. Harbour
Sarah Ellen
Texas Ave
Lamar S. Clark
Grace
Glenn’ S Harbour
Baytown
Cedar Bayou
Harbour
Johnny
Rubin
Sarah McClain Epperson
Texas
Capt
Alabama
Anahuac
Dayton
Capt. Harbour
Pioneer
Remaining Port Bonds To Be Sold In Houston
Harris County Commissioners Court approved selling the remaining 3 million of a 16 million Houston Port Authority bond issue approved by voters in 1967. The court also funded repairs to the county air and water pollution control building in Pasadena as equipment valued over 20000 dollars is set to arrive in two weeks with a month needed to prepare the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Harris County Commissioners Court
Houston Port Authority
Pasadena
Walter A. Quebedeaux
Our Oscar and the long road to a homecoming
A lighthearted note about travel and friends calling a restless group well traveled despite luggage stickers from Laredo Dallas and Amarillo. The line hints at a journey home and the humor of frequent moves.
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Laredo
Dallas
Amarillo
Tropical storms Edith Heidi Ginger threaten U S coast and shipping
Edith drifts 320 miles southeast of Brownsville as the storm gains strength heading toward Mexico. Heidi moves up the Atlantic coast toward the Cape Hatteras region with risks to coastal areas. Ginger remains offshore but endangers shipping while Fern dumps heavy rainfall in Texas and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Edith
Brownsville
Tex
Heidi
Atlantic
United States
Ginger
Bermuda
Fern
Mexico
Barabados
Nicaragua
Honduras
National Hurricane Center
Cape Hatteras
N.C
New England
Texas
Beeville
Alice
Parents Seek Dress Code Revision At Local School Board
A group of parents and students will ask the school board to remove fashion rules from the dress code and replace them with a policy focused on decency and cleanliness. The item is for discussion on the agenda with Mrs. Howard Hunt leading the effort and student Terry King among those set to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnella Boynton
Howard Hunt
Attica Prison Rebellion Ended In Police Assault
Nine hostages and 28 inmates were killed as state police with helicopters and tear gas stormed Attica state prison ending a four day uprising. Remaining 29 hostages were freed with four seriously hurt while eight hostages died in earlier hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
N.Y
Attica State Prison
Tate Corrections
Russell G. Oswald
Ammnesty
State
Vincent R. Mancusi
Oswald
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Crosby School Board to Hear Building Plan Report
Crosby Texas board meets at 7 30 p m Monday to hear architect James A Davis on the district building program and to take appropriate action. The action follows a failed attempt to extend accreditation and possible $67 000 loss in state funds. Davis will present cost estimates for a new intermediate school or a larger high school with bigger auditorium as five prior bond elections failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
Crosby School Board
James A
Bitsy) Davis
State Board of Education
Austin
Crosby Board
Davis
East Little League Meeting Set for Tuesday at Roseland
A meeting of the East Little League is scheduled for 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Roseland Park Pavilion. Officers for the 1972 season will be elected.
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Roseland Park Pavilion
Baytown Area Weather Forecast Outlook
Partly cloudy and continued warm through Tuesday with a 20 percent chance of rain. Baytown area temperatures will linger in the 10s to the low 60s as Morgan's Point tides show a high near 2:31 p.m. and low around 12:19 a.m. Tuesday sunrise at 7:05 a.m. and sunset at 7:28 p.m.
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Baytown Area
Fides
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Nixon
Turers
Astrohall
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Natera Baru
Sarah E. Harbour
OUR_OSCAR
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Channel View
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