The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 205, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 6, 1978 Page: 7 of 12
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end prints. Poly/cotton.
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Dean's List
DENNIS DW*NE Ssnders,
son of R G Watson of MIS
Hazel, is one of 506 students
turned to the Dean's List for the
spring semester it Harding
College Sanders is a member of
the tennis team and Chi Sigma
Alpha, a men s social
organisation He is majonng in
Bible and math
‘Proposition 13’ Vote Is California Highlight
LOS ANGELES (AP) - In-
dicating a California taxpayers
ry today for Proposition 13, the tween conservauve Ed Davis,
Lustrous cnrome
wnling mstru
ments hand-
somely gift
boned
Pen ot Pencil /
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ZALES
The Diamond Store
Ray Plaaa Center
The tax issue overshadowed property currently is valued at
PPL other contests on the ballot. 380.000, and annual property
revolt in the making, premier- whteh mduded the Republican taxes now range from less than
turn polls pointed toward vtcto- primary gubernatorial^ race be- l percent to atmoat 3 percent
The measure - an amend-
ment to the stair constitution -
also would roll back assess
Maddffments to 1975 figures and then
would allow increases of no
more than 2 percent a year, ex-
cept when property is sold
would become effective on July I He said it la a manage to
Enabling legislation for Pro- politician and buraaucriti who
Hippy
Birthdsy
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position I contains a clause ignore pleas from voters for a h
saying that if Proposition 13 is limit on government programs IT”*
passed. Proposition 8 becomes and continue to Increase spend- „ .SfTff - . . .
void ing and aervkn. . .n ■ ■-* "' T:
Howard Jarvis, s TS-year-old "We're going to have a new "T "■T
birth of freedom in CaUforaU. two <tou*ht*n ““
Govemmenl must be limited.
That s the secret of freedom,’’
said Jarvis, executive director
If Propositions 8 and 13 are issue is more than just cutting of the Los Angeles County
Apartment Owners Association
Opponents of the Initiative es-
timate that 300.000 of Cniifor- panel Taken
nia s 1.4 million state and mu-
nicipal employees will be laid
off if Proposition 13 is passed
The biggest cutbacks, they say,
will come In police and fire de-
partments and schools
Katina Williams, 14, li Mat
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ballot initiative that would cut
the average property Lax bill
by more than half
Proposition 13 is strongly sup-
ported by homeowners, because
it would slash the average an-
nual property tax bill from $1,.
400 to $600 It also would mean
enormous tax savings for some
of California's biggest land
owners, the public utilities
Three companies alone - Pa-
cific Telephone, Pacific Gas ft
Electric and Southern Califor-
nia Edision - would gel a com-
bined ux cut of $280 million
But because the tax cut
would reduce property tax rev-
enue for etties, counties and
schools from $12 billion to $S
billion annually, the Issue has
been critized by many labor
and business leaders
Among its opponents is Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr., running
against token opposition in a
nine-candidate DemocraUc gu-
bernatorial primary field.
Brown has endorsed Proposi-
tion 8. a more moderate tax cut
the former Los Angeles police i
chief, and GOP moderates,
Evelle Younger, Ken
and Pete Wilson
the initiative would limit an-1
nual property taxes to 1 per- <
cent of market value The aver
tax crusader who led a (Mve
that collected 1A% million vot-
ers' signatures to put the In-
itiative on the ballot, says the
age California homeowner’s both approved. Proposition 13 taxes
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on bar first
birthday!
Mix W. D. Jordan
ZALES
The Diamond Shw
Mansgar KnIis TuiiN
BAY PLAZA CENTER
AN EMPLOYEE at
Construction Co. told Baytown
police someone took i control
panel (torn a piece of heavy
machinery at Spur 101 and **
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est land decreased by I million
acres In the 1M0S.
Ariaona between May II andlj*"
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Sunday
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HOME BALES
Father’s Day savings.
AUCTIONEERS PREPARE to start the bidding oa one of a variety of items collected for the auc-
tion in the upcoming Country Baiaar, sponsored b> St. John Catholic Church, from if a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sunday at the Baytown Youth Fairgrounds. Tommy Duncan, left, Precinct 2 Commissioner Jim
Fonteno, center, will serve as auctioneers. Ron Bouillon, right, is the auction chairman for the
bazaar In additon to the auction, highlights of the bataar will include games, rides, art displays, live
entertainment and refreshments.
> 197# Gi’rtrral Telephone
The Country &
No. 1 Bestseller
Orig. 10.98 to $14.
Junior polyMtirfuhion
slacks or woatnm style
jonna. Fashion colon.
Junior ilzeu.
20% off
Quad® suit.
Sale *88
M|I11I Blur,
matching trouaora plus
coordinating slacktmd
a reversible vest Woven
polyoitor. Regular,
abort and long.
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Men’s dress shoes.
Sale 16.00,0 25.60
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More things are sold through the Yellow Pages
than any other buying gu ide.
If you think the Yellow Pages is just a What are their hours? Etc. Etc. Etc.
listing, think again. ' Maybe that's why more people read-
It contains all sorts of information the Yellow Pages last year than just
that can be extremely helpful no matter about any book published,
what you're shopping for. Curl up with it the next time you re
Like, does the place take credit cards: shopping tor something.
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Rug. 849. Klondike work shirt of no-iron
Dacron* potyeutor/cotton with Soil Release.
Long toilt and 2 cheat pockets with flaps.
Sizes m to 16
Sale 7.98
Rag. 9 Jl. Cuffed Klondike work pant in
Dacron* polyester/oombed cotton with Soil
Release. Rust-resistant zipper. Sizes 30 to 42
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Men’s velour robe.
Come home to comfort. Kimono-style robe
it luxurious acetate/nylon velour. Great colors
llkebrown, n§vy, burgundy, blue. Onesize fits all.
20% off
Towels.
Sale 3.20 Bath
M|an li PmmxjaI
neg> wrewei
designs fashion
sheared cotton/poly
terry towels.
Hind;
reg. 2.75, Sait 2.20
lA/eehnlnih-
waanciotn,
reg. 1.25, Sale $1
SHOP MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
9 A.M. TIL 8 P.M.
SATURDAY 9 A.M. TIL 6 P.M.
BAYTOWN, TEXAS
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 205, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 6, 1978, newspaper, June 6, 1978; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1074273/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.