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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
2
An argument argues against taxing churches noting their charitable works and global missions funded by tax exempt income properties. It asserts churches provide housing for orphans and elders, run colleges and hospitals, send missionaries, train professionals, and support medical aid worldwide, claiming tax would reduce humanitarian efforts.
In Baytown the Lee College bond vote failed as only 20 percent of eligible voters participated. College President Dr. Richard Strahan warned that even with the proposed building program the college will need more facilities to serve growth from new industries and urged citizens to take responsibility for local education.
Readers comment on societal issues, urging a signed letter policy and recommending Lee College counselors Wallace Heaner Gertrude Teter and Dee Wheatley for emotional problems. A correspondent mocks suburban isolation, and a Nebraska hunting tally notes over 18 000 deer taken in 1966.
Tonight's Spectrum on Channel 8 at 6 30 explores hypnosis with dentists and physicians and hosts films of a 12 year old girl during tooth extraction and a woman in childbirth under hypnosis. Other channels feature a National Geographic bear documentary on Channel 11 and Vietnam coverage on News in Perspective with Times editors.
A local newspaper editorial defends Carl Towner a 14 year old suspended for refusing to cut his hair argues he was jailed for violating attendance laws not hair standards and criticizes Baytown youths for unquestioning obedience while urging critical thinking and reform.
Austin climate expert Robert Orton says Texas weather’s fickle pattern mixes air horizontally and vertically, helping prevent dangerous pollution buildups. The shifting conditions may be a blessing in disguise for air quality.
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