The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 219, Ed. 1 Friday, June 25, 1976 Page: 2 of 17
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THg BAYTOWN SUN
Friday, Jun> 25, 1874
; CITY STAYS NEUTRAL - - i
J tCSswjiwd Emm Page i; ^ acr(gs the street from* ray*!
, were Mayor Tom Gentry, Mary [home. j
• Elizabeth Wilbanks, and E. C. | Under said, "I object to an es-
• (Jack) Kimmons. TabILshment like this in a
i Voting against the motion [residential area There are other
J were Ted Kloesel, Jody R. iplaces where it could be located
J Lander and Allen Cannon where it would not cause a dia-
• “I personally feel this is adurbance
r threat tb home owners because] Hutto disagreed, saying it is a
1 of its close proximity," said Can- commercial area and the lounge
1 non. T think we ought to take a could be,"just as good a business
. stand one way or'the other. lias Stockton's (Stockton owns
, would not want it (the loungei to'an upholstery business in that
r
l, As . long as the “business
iperates according to the rules
Funeral xNotices
WALTE R , 40
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THE BAD NEWS
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and laws. Hutto thought the
{applicants were entitled to be in
!business. He also pointed, out the
[license for the mixed beverages
a-ould be revoked if these rules
i were violated.. *
J Kloeiei said he had no objec-
tions to this type of business but
jhe was not convinced the
[Baytown police would take a
land granddaughter Mrs. Gloria
I Howell of Baytown.
Seven Other grandchildren,
J14 great-grandchildren
l three great-great-grandchil-
en alto turvive.
Arrangement! are under
J direction of Earthman Funeral
■ r Home.
WRIGHT .
LA PORTE (Sp) — Servicer
Women To Try Hands As Air Force Pilots
WILLIAMS AIR FORCE
BASE, Ariz. (AP) - Women
have been trading in their apr-
ons for attache casefcand hard
aZd hats for some year?, but this
'September will be the first time
they can don the green U.S. Air
Force flight suit.
With it they'll get extra flight
Zl VlZlr*?!? i/l (. But it won’t be* any powder The only worries I’ve heard aref
62, of WS.htght derby, say officials at Wil-tabout women getting by with
at 2 p.m. Monday at Paul V. d— ..... »>*. - s
strong enough position" in
regulating it Kloesel was referr-
i-ing to officers answering calls
when-there were complaints ™u' fuuerm name
[about noj*e.1 ha',el u"h 'he Rtr'1
J
ANNIE HELFRICH
2 p.m. Monday
Lee Chapel with the Rev. Billy
Joe Tate officiating.
Wright died at 4:20 a.m.
Thursday in a Baytown
hospital..
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Everal Edison Wright; two
sons, George Eugene Wright
and Willard Eugene Wright Jr.;
and two daughters, Mrs. Erma
£SWiS£!S “ «
he held at 10 a.m. Monday ol
Paul V. Lee Funeral Home
officiating.
Beautification Program^S^
at her home.
, BEAUTIFY BAYTO.WN .Asso-
ciation. will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday at the Chamber of Com-
merce Building. Guest speaker
will.be Eileen Caffey.
A Methodist by faith, Mrs.
Helfrich rame to Baytown in
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Woodmen of the World Aux-
iliary, senior citisens and
Pioneer Club.
She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Marguerite B.
Weeks of Houston and Mrs.
John W. Clarke of Tyler; two
sons, Robert N. Brantley of
Houston and James K.
Brantley of Plant City, Fla.;
and one sitter, Mrs. Ruby Lee
Weems of Baytown. ■
Three grandchildren and one
great-grandson also survive.
Burial will be in San Jacinto
Memorial Park Cemetery un-
der the direction of Paul V. Lee
Edison Wright, all of La Porte.
Six grandchildren alto sur-
vive.
Burial wilt he in Memory
Gardens in Baytown, under
direction of Paul V. Lee
Funeral Home.
most are taxing the attitude of ]san«. medical, airlift, adminis-Jthat craft, it’s back to work
let’s do a professional job.” !tration- [maybe even as a woman m-
Tarnishing of "the fightw pi- Following further training instructor pilot at Williams.
by
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SATURDAY
First American Bank
feared
image" isn't
man; said-Lake.
One of the instructor pilots at
Williams said be is anxious to
see how the program works
"I think most of the guys are.
pay and the chance to be the looking forward to it," he said,
first women Air Force jet pilots f 'The ortes with the macho-typej
FEATURING THIS WEEKEND
AT ■
to soar Mo "the wild blue yon-
liams Air Force Base, the site
selected to train the Air
Force's first women jet pilots
".They’ll be treated exactly
like the guys, will have to meet aren’t,
the same standards and do die -The Wlves are funny/- M
si
feelings kirowThe wofnen won’t
he ableTiTTIF«)m®"pESl
The men may be looking for-1
ward to it but many of the in-Jf
structors’ wives apparently!
HADDON
Services for Mrs. Frances
1918. She was a member of juiia Haddon, 80, of 4601
Baker Road, were held at 2
p.m. Thursday at Earthman
Highlands Funeral Home with Sept. 29 will be limited To offi-
the :Rev. Robert Koch of-
ficiating.
Mrs. Haddon, a lifelong resi-
dent of the Baytown area; died
11:30 p.m. Tuesday in a
Baytown hospital.
Survivors are two grandsons,
Donald and Douglas Haddon,
both of-Baytown. Two great-
grandchildren also turvive.
Burial was in White
Cemetery. Pallbearers
'tof*
Funeral Home.
JOHNSON
Graveside services will be
held at l p.m. Friday at Striker
Cemetery in Corrigan for Mrs.
Sabra Sallie Johnson, 92, of
1106 Park.
Grandsons will serve as
pallbearers.
A Baytown resident 20 years,
IMrs. Johnson died at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday
hospital.
yetta Marconi, an officer in the
base mental health center who
has her private pilot’s license
and has been- assigned as liai- -r,H„
son officer for the first 10 fe- ..Rl„
male pilot trainees;
That liaison post is one of the
few special preparations being
made at Williams for the fe-
male fliers, Other preparations,
Capt. Marconi said; include cut-
ting down to size flight .suits,
gloves and helmets, “but that’s
aboutit.”
The first 10 women scheduled
to begin the 11-month course
‘‘They’re all in a dither about
the cross countries, or the t
women offering sex for better f
cers already on active duty but
that restriction probahly will be
removed later, said Maj. Rob-
But that's ridiculous. If the -
woman trusts her husband on a j
cross-country -trip-flow,, it won’t 1
change. If he’s got a list for ev-j
ery stop on the cross country, f
that won t change either.” L
Baily is one of the program's JL
most energetic boosters. He ^
says Williams was chosen for I
the experimental program be-1
cause of everyone’s
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thusiasm.
The base also is one of the
largest pilot training bases' in
the Air Force. Other officers
ert Lake, Williams public infor- attribute part of the decision to
mtifinn nffioor Doll,.',,
Willie Haluska, Sammy
Gentry, B. W. Keyser, Johnny
Kosina, Donald Haddon and
Douglas Haddon.
Baytonian Is
In Jail On 20
Baytown
Belvieu; one son, Burl S,
Johnson of Houston; a half-
Tomball; two half-brothers,
Jess Hulsey of Tomball and
Kenneth Hulsey of Houston,
charges' of passing worthless
sZr, Mr, Lela Bradley of checks justice of the Peace N.
0. (Pookie) Morrison reported.
Stelhymer Was arrested Satur-
day by Deputy Constable George
mation officer.
Another 10 women will begin
pilot training Feb. 14. 1977. and
six will be accepted for naviga-
tor classes in March 1977.
Some of the 30-40 men enter-
ing basic flight training cur-
rently are active duty officers,
Lake said, but many come
straight to pilot school from
college, -y;
The Air Force move toward
Baily’s previous experience in
drafting plans to admit the first
women students to .the Air
Force Academy, where the first
fema!e~class of about 150 is
scheduled to start at the end of
the month.
So far, 60 women have ap-
plied for the pilot program at
Williams. Officials at the Air
Force Military Personnel Cen-
ter at Randolph AFB in San
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full integration of women in Antonio, Tex., will choose the
the picture "began in 1972, when final 10 in July
the draft ended and the need
for volunteers increased, Lake
said. Since then, there have
been female airplane mechan-
ics and fuel chiefs, as well as
military policewomen,, nurses
and secretaries..
But never pilots, except dur-
ing World War II, when the
iDutuiutidi miaaiuus;
The Navy has been training
women pilots for about one-
year but only in propeller air-
craft. Capt. Marconi said.
“And the Navy women pilots
I’ve talked to all say the same
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Baytonian Is
A New Army
Lieutenant
Scott on 16 bad check warrants, thing: They need1 to'be treated
but Scott said by the time -—*i„ m,» n-„
First lieutenant is the new
rank of Alan D. Landry, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Landry of
Baytown.
Landry is assigned at the Fort
Carson, Colo., and will be
reporting, to Fort Bliss at El
Paso in November for a six-week
NIKE-Hercules School.
In January 1977 will report to
the Republic of South Korea for
a 13-month tour of duty and
afterward will be stationed at
Fort Hood near Killeen.
Stelhymer appeared in
Morrison's court Thursday, four
more checks had been turned in
to the constable’s office.
Judge Morrison set bonds on
The bad checks, totaling 3999.45,
were passed to Baytown , area
businesses.
Scott said] he expects more
checks written by Stelhymer to
exactly like the guys.
There will be one distinction.
The women will not be quali-
fied to fly combat aircraft,
since women still are prohibit-
ed by law from combat mis-
Then, the former secretaries,
psychologists and maintenace
women begin 48 weeks of being
one of the “guys”—learning
how to read maps, pack a para-
chute and combat altitude as-
thma.
On graduation day, the Air
helicopter, weather reconnais-
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commander for operations at
Williams, said:
To get in the program, the
women will have to meet the
men's minimum physical re-
be turned into the constable's of- quirements; including not more
flCe. — .....-. fil'-.n 0714 snSA ,U..„
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Noon Stocks
; than 2T‘/2 years old or less Jhan
’ 5-feet-4 in height. Once training
begins, they’ll have to keep up
with the daily running work-
outs, the ground school aca-
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Baily acknowlegejs there will
be increased pressure - on the
first women, because none want
to be'th'e first to fail.
The program’s organizers say
—H4Vt the women will have the entire
" i base pulling for them.
‘‘Everybody is, excited and
talking positive about it,” said
— Capt. Marconi, “Most of the
” " «,T Air Force women here think
jJJ-it’s about time.”
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,., m talked to anybody on base who
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Happy
Birthday
History Scenes
BAY AREA Heritage Society in-
vites the public to attend a
program at 7:30 p.m. Monday at
Johnnie Dutton is a Friday
celebrant.
Chrissie Hendricks celebrates
Friday.
Joyce Deans is sent Friday
greetings from family and
friends.
BUDGET -
(Continued From P,age I)
Baytown. New officers will be
elected.
Nearly 25' years ago. after
Lou Perini moved his Braves
from Boston to Milwaukee he
said “Boston is a one-club ma-
jor league town.”
A balance of 31,120,966
shown as a balance from this
year to be carried over into the
1976-77 budget and has been
figured in the 38 million revenue
to support that budget.
Many of these funds are
marked for certain projects, but
just will not have been paid by
the end of the fiscal year.
Flowing nearly 3,500 miles
across Siberia, the Ob River
and its tributary, the Irtyah,
make up toe fourth largest riv-
er system in toe world.
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 219, Ed. 1 Friday, June 25, 1976, newspaper, June 25, 1976; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1061867/m1/2/: accessed June 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.