High Tides to Persist Along Baytown Coast
Baytown Civil Defense director J Fletcher Hickerson says tides remain about 3.3 feet above mean sea level at high tide. Water covers some streets in Brownwood and Cedar Bayou areas as persistent easterly to southeasterly winds drive higher levels for several days. A second, weak tide starts today and will grow, partially cancelling the first, though levels are not dangerous.
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Cedar Bayou
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Two Injured In Two Car Wreck Here
Two drivers were injured in a two car collision at North Main and Fayle at 9 25 p m Wednesday. Grace Anderson 36 of North Main South bound struck a car driven by Daniel E West at 2102 Cedar Brake. West reportedly ran a flashing red light. Both drivers had minor visible injuries and were taken to San Jacinto Methodist Hospital by Baytown Ambulance Service.
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Cedar Brake
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Funeral Notices for MRS ODell DAVIS and Others in Baytown
Obituaries list services for Mrs Odell Davis of Argo and Richard Marshall Levingston of Baytown with memorials at Mount Calvary Baptist Church and Earthman Chapel. Also noted is Miss Mary Margaret Bradshaw of Baytown who died after a long illness with services at Earthman Funeral Home Chapel and burial at Cedar Crest Cemetery.
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W. 63Rd Place
Argo
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Baytown
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Walter Brown Cemetery
Johnson and Fraser Funeral Home
Frank
Davis
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Freddie L. Davis
Anglas Davis Jr
Donnell Davis
Paul M. Davis
Richard Marshall Levingston
Kansas
Earthman Chapel
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Msgr
Joseph P. O'Sullivan
Levingston
Houston
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Thomas Levingston
Mary Levingston
Alice Johnson
Tyler
Gethsemane
Earthman Funeral Home
Mary M. Bradshaw
Mary Margaret Bradshaw
Vermont
Atlantic-Richfield 101 Co
Earthman Funeral Home Chapel
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Lamar Clark
Roy Felder
Bradshaw
J. J
Jap) Bradshaw
Grace Methodist Church
Ex-Prison Guard Plans Book on How It Is
Baltimore based ex correctional officer Sgt Eric Swinn, a 36 year old former Scots Guard sergeant, plans a book on the futility of locking people behind walls. He cites contraband, understaffing, and limited rehab resources as ongoing issues at Maryland Penitentiary. He argues current corrections efforts fail to rehabilitate and require more help and resources.
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Preston
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Thief Breaks Into Drive-In Grocery for Medicines
A burglar sought medical aid by breaking into Andy's Drive-In at Park and Pruett early Thursday. Antihistamines, headache remedies, cough and cold liquids, and nose drops were stolen. Police found the break-in at 3:20 am and noted Dairy Dream at 516 Park was burglarized nearby with $2.75 and small change taken from the cash register.
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Channelview native James H Summers details
James H Summers, 29, of 16219 Bear Bayou, a welder and pipefitter in construction work, is an ordained minister. He is married with three sons and has lived in Channelview for 10 years, after graduating Channelview High School in 1968 and being a lifetime Channelview resident.
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Houston
Channelview High School
Channelview
James H. Summers
Bear Bayou
Nixon Signs Draft Extension Aims for All-Volunteer Force
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird says this may be the last extension of the Selective Service Act except for standby machinery as the Nixon administration races to a volunteer force by mid 1978. Friedheim projects two to three weeks to gear up for inductions from a pool of college graduates whose draft deferments expire in June. Nixon signed the extension bill after a three party fight and ordered a $2.1 billion annual pay raise delayed until after the wage price freeze ends.
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Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
Friedheim
Selective Service
Willcome
Baltimore Violent Crime Leads Nation Again
The FBI reported the Baltimore metropolitan area again led the nation in violent crimes for a second straight year, mirroring the prior period with a high crime rate across the region.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
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