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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1973
Page
6
US newspapers brace for tight newsprint as Canadian mill strikes ease but shortages persist for years. Industry officials warn prices may rise up to 229 per ton and demand grows faster than supply, with small papers hit hardest and long term contracts helping larger outlets.
In Nicosia Cyprus an abundance of antiquities from 5 000 years ago to 700 BCE fills shops despite strict laws banning pre 1850 removals Many items resemble pieces in the Cyprus Museum. Looting and smuggling cross divide Turkish and Greek areas with contractors destroying cemeteries to make way for hotels.
HAL BOYLE argues that the feminine mystique, once a defining social force separating women from men, has faded as women fight for equal rights. He contends women abandoned refined stereotypes and now join men in the public arena, altering manners, morals, dress, and speech.
Randal Scott Tanner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Randal C. Tanner, turns one on Sunday. Grandparents are Verton L. Myers of Baytown and Glen H. Tanner of Lafayette, La. Great grandparents include Iva Tucker of Baytown and C. W. Hubert of Beaumont. Great great grandmother Georgia Baker lives in Lufkin.
An insurance industry representative urges a broad attack on vandalism and arson in Texas schools. Tom Lee of the Texas Insurance Advisory Association notes vandalism costs school districts hundreds of thousands yearly, citing Dallas District damage above $100,000 in 1972. He cites the American Insurance Association booklet School Vandalism for guidance.
Mrs. LaVonne Daniel has joined Lee College as instructor for a new cosmetology program. Classes begin Oct 1 with tuition of 50 per semester for three semesters, not including blood tests, tuberculosis test, or textbooks. Daniel previously taught at Ross S Sterling, North Forest ISD, and private colleges, and is Pasadena native. Contact 427-5611 ext 315 for details.
Napa County volunteers, eight miles west of Napa, form Northern California's first all female fire crew. They respond to brushfires during dry summers, living in remote canyons and leaving family duties to fight fires. Boss Norman Silver says they are more dependable and aggressive than former male volunteers, calling the work night and day different. Bea Henke notes the danger and stamina required as fires threaten homes across the mountain.
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