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THE BAYTOWN SUN
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All Right, Board,
A Little Exercise
An aspiring physical educa-
tion teacher put school trustees
and the district’s top five
school administrators through
a brisk. workout Monday night.
At the command and whistle
of young Lou Ann Kramer of
Bowie Elementary School,
trustees rose from their usual
dignified seated positions at
the board table and did six side
straddle-hops along with their
"teacher.” *
1 Young Miss Kramer and
other students of Mrs. Billie
Thompson were telling the
board about their career
awareness study this year.
Bowie student Danya Goss
softened the board up for
cooperation by demonstrating
earlier the things she will need
to learn to be a model. She
practiced walking and sitting
for the board, dressed in a long
costume and wearing more
than the usual makeup for an
elementary student.
Another Bowie student,
shoulder-padded Scott Kell,
added to the fun by telling how
he wanted to be a professional
football player. One of his legs
was in a cast, and the cast was
“for real,”
Young Miss Kramer said she
!■-
would have to prejWe,herself
by two years of schooling at
Lee College and two more
years at Texas A&M Univer-
sity for a college degree. That
got more delighted response
from the board.
The youngsters exited
music, waving good-bye.
“That was fun,” said a trustee,
without too much puffing.
Our
From AP Wires
schqolmM
(CooUawd From Pape iFf
! school system. "I think we
Mde
llearly, or they won’t-be pushed
||enough,” he said.
Dr. Holman conceded that
+ WASHINGTON - “"L.’S' JEEVf
individualized education look
beautiful on paper” but are
The pine beetle
outbreak spreading
The southern pine beetle1
outbreak increased in area
and intensity during the first
half of fiscal year 1974 to af- **** El Pmo aDd
feet58 per cent of the.85.2 mil-
lion acres of susceptible pine
forests in the South and the
Forest Service sayS no gener-
al relief from the .outbreak is
anticipated.
Cooperative state* and fed
eral pine beetle suppression
projects were allotted $1.2
million for the first half of the
out of. the total $2.4 mil-
year^ut of the total $2.4 mil- by the American Aul
"lion requesteihor~tbrentire Association says.
year, which ends June 30. -
CNS
Denver is
way up there
(V Baij Plaza I
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B.O. OWN-5,15-'riit.Hr.
FEA: 5:30-7:30-9:30
JONVOIGHT
is
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Of the 50 largest cities of the
United States, Denver, Colo
is the highest with an average
elevation over 5,000 feet.
Of the 50 cities, there are 16
with elevations of at least
1,000 feet and five cities with
high elevations of less than
100 feet. — CNS
MNMISION’
HOH By DELUXE
PAKISTANI POWS
The last of the 89,981 Paki-
llstani prisoners captured hur-
ling the 1971 Bangladesh war
-haye^ft,
I turned home. — CNS
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DOUBLE FEATURE
BEATLES PICTURES
FEATUlii: i:05
"HELP”
2 NO. FEATURE
FEATURES: 5:40-9:00
THE BEATLES
> IN
“LET IT BE"
other policy battle with
wmsms*
he said.
i Trustee Smith observed that
+ DALLAS - A iate anew emphasis on educational
spring heat wave has Texans 1
moving into it on our own,”
said. „ .’ ■
“This business of acH
sibility before becomes a|
legal responsibility,’
Holman responded.
Trustee J. W. (Wes);
tine agreed that the
. WHEN A PERSON WRITES HIS OH/A/ NAME. .
its called ms signature /
JL
public realtions man",
translate educational]
vocabularies into man-on-the-j
street language.
Dr. Holman agreed that “to]
do the public relations job
, , . . ^ .“accountability” is now being
mopping their brow, in most Jr€inforced in iaw by some state. - _ r_____________ „
secttoni of the state. Temp- legislatures. “I’m glad we are properly, I don’t think Fthe
eratares went soaring Mon- ' (present staff) has the time.”
|- w|Bt Mortno ^
$
iAT ABOUT-RETIREMENT?
reaching Into the Ns at many I FL0OD -
pototo Forecasts promised „ From P^e ,,-
no letup today.
. - water standing in the field, it
+ WASHINGTON— Most I has not been mowed since 1971
_ _ Q A person receiving Social
ms-modelcanwill hav# a' I11* fieW is a “ hazard- had college training in the last I retirement benefits
special air pollution device,
but there may not be enough
unleaded gasoline needed for
such cars, an interaalfeport
by the American Automobile
| Mayfield noted.
That whole area serves as
I watershed from Highway 146,
he explained, and the railroad
tracks that cross Cedar Bayou
Road form a dam in heavy
rains. Mayfield observed
+ BRESCIA, Italy — A I water rising seven to eight
bomb exploded at an anti- inches 4n 20 minutes May 10.
Fascist rally today, mting “Cedar Bayou Road, fills up
nine persons and wounding land it all starts moving north.”
50, officials said. « | He said a large culvert
should be installed under the
+ WASHINGTON — I railroad tracks at the end of
Bruce Biossat, 64, chief Mabry, He also pointed out
Washington correspondent that ditches need to be dug on
for Newspaper Enterprise [Mabry and Nolan to drain the
six-acre field and that more
right-of-way will be needed for
this ditch work. He said he is
willing to give right-of-way for
this purpose.
Public Works Director Doug
sesfji
j'i
ENDS TONIGHT
BOX OFFICE OPENS 5:15
s*^Jladnitz / Mattel Productions prnM>
where the lilies bloom
ADULTS SI .00 TIL 6 30 P.M.
FEATURES-5:30-7:15 9 00
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK/
AND TRUST COMPANY
MEMBER F 0IC
427-7101
&£***-- IS HAVINGS FBEf « •
SCHOOL’S OUT
KIDDIE SHOW .
THURSDAY M0RHING
: AT 10:00 A.M.
8- CARTOONS 8
PLUS TMS SFEGUL fEATURE
THE MOST FANTASTIC SCIENCE
ADVENTURE EVER FILMED!
8:15 P.M..
AGAIN
»•> ,»;)ik
Association (NEA), died
Monday of a heart attack. He
had been with NEA for 25
years writing four columns a
week, focusing on political
figures and analyzing politi-
cal events. " ■ -
+ WASHINGTON -
President Nixon sent Cod-
economic report predicting
that the surge in
should subside to about
seven per cent in the last
quarter of this year.
+ SAIGON, South Viet-
served that he thought "the
program would work but you
will need excellent teachers.”
He was assured by Dr. Hol-
man that teachers who have
TpATABO
2^00 earnings
subject to taxes
Free Kittens
MRS. MARK Wiess has eight
half-Siamese, half-Persian kit-
tens to give away. For more in-
formation, call 424-1628.
By FRANK CORRICK
Copley News Service
five years are well aware of * ai,^ to earn $2,400 per
the movement toward indivi-j ^ ^ tj,ls $2,400 subject to
dualizing. education, but he federal withholding tax, flCA
pointed that in-service edife^ tax and local taxes?
tion for teachers is beling “r.F.W.
planned. ...
Dr, Holman said that after a | A-The A2:*00 is treated like
md is sub-
year-long series ---------- .. ,
meetings of elementary princi- J66*to the ^f"16 l‘edeTal
pals, the decision was made to state M wed as 008 * 18X63
begin a system-wide plan. The _ t •. .
&&& ilh°it ^k^^-tomake . arill?
fail have schoolrwith physical ' „ , , .
arrangements stuiabie for it. A' ® a** causa® [ordl®
Other schools who will enter
Srtr “'."rs
may need some physical!
changes in their plants.
lost individ-
>eir families
.. 1 will get their property if they
Schools beginning the P^Ue intestate (witiwut a will)
gram this fall are Bowie, San! Qp the other hand, they Ire-
Jacinto, Stephen F. Austin, I quently do not realize how the
_ Pumphrey and Harlem property will be divided and
Lunceford estimated it will be Elementary Schools and Hor-1 that there may be needless fi-
ll hardships and possi-
Jy an unnecessar^^sacrifice
[of both capital and'"income,
[without a will.
' fifsjme cases. carelesmess
in intestacy. Qiyte of-
ten, a will rngiy be r
[ or lost simply becaus^the in-
dividual may not give it the
cotection that iLd^serves. If
July 12 before city crews can |«ce Mann Junior School
start drainage Improvements
Iin the Cedar Bayou Road aqd
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(Continued From Page 1)
house and restroom area usirign
I standard billing rates. Only
water charges should be billed
namese government spokes- I area, ‘Christensen said. “This
man denied today that Presl- will require a city expenditure
dent Nguyen Van Thieu’s to^nstall a second meter and a
special assistant for political Ukewood Pool expenditure to
affairs has been placed separate the service to the two
under house arrest in con- areas.”
Citizens To
Si
At Brunson
Citizens National Bank will
sponsor a “School’s Out"|aariU
ifound, the re-
nam- The chief South Viet- | for the meter serving the pool “ (Si SrtSSteflrsfptecT
Eight cartoons will be shown
with the feature, “Yog-
Monster From Space” be-
dually notify at their own ex-
pense each member of the
class on whose behalf they
are suing.
Attend Church I sanitary sewer line from the area.
pool change house and rest- u „ , .
room area. During heavy rains N6W TOTK 10
raw sewage is forced into the .
bath 'house area and pool ilUStl IIS DOmS
grounds from the city trunk ^ New york city bepart
■£i , v v . . ment of Air Resources has
The Lakewood pool is near propose a regulation setting
the Lakewood sewage treat- the loudness level for a vehi-
■ ment plant and the city trunk cle traveling 35 m>p.h. at
lines leading to this plant are 'iess than half as loud as the
NOW! THURSDAY
Playing Doctor was itowr iMpTWsi
H0 TICKET
NEEDED
JUST
WALK IN
the area are such that raw feet on all new vehicles sold in
sewage can be forced from the the city in 1974 and thereafter,
city sewe.r lines through The regulation would re-1
connections into the Lakewood quire installation of city^coun-
pool lines. try horns, widely used in Eu-
He added that the restroom rope, which emit a lower
area experienced sewage sound when the car is travel-
backflow about six times last ing at street speeds than when j
ye8r it is moving at highway
"The pool board finds this to speeds.—CNS" ,
Ibe an unacceptable and f Tir.FRisH vfar
preventable health hazard, yEAR .
The Chinese Zodiac runs in
recurring cycles of l‘2 years,
each named after an animal,
in which the order is rat, ox,
tiger Twhich started Jan 23),
— . „ .. rabbit, dragon, snake, horse,
'2S55T—•“‘•sssr*: * meettag. Mayor Tom Gentry ram< monkeyi rooster, dog
asked the city administration ;in,j pjg _ CNS'
£ymM
candy srrip« rturws
Installation of a one-way check
1 ' valve or positive shutoff valve
suggested,” Christensen
said".
At the last city council
2ND FEATURE 9:50 P.M.
the June 13 meeting:
TEACHERS
EE3
Q. Since l am unmarried
and support my mother in a
. . home for the aged, can I qual-
gmning at10 a.m^ ify as head of the household
“Yog is the story of an re(iuce my inCome taxes
nection with an alleged Com-I The “pool proper” is the invisible force which makes v R
Supreme Court ruled today tion-and splash losses. Addi- Pacific island where it imme- tjon ^ jte fact that ^
that plaintiffs in so-called tional maKeup water is added diately permeates the cells of a Laren^ ijves elsewhere,
class action suits, used In- for dilution purposes to pre- squid, making it grow into a| Therefore, payment of these
creastogly In recent years by vent mineral and organic monstrous beast which expenses is equivalent to
environmental and con- material building up and for threatens the island’s natives. I a household for
sumer groups, must indlvl- [backwashing of filters. Joining the natives in theirl ^ nt as the principal
The pool is drained and filled fight against this frightening] abode
about once per season. \ invasion are a group of'
The pool board further re- scientists and photographers] q, j wouid like some infor-
quested the city to install an who had been surveying the mation on where to go to see
ahti-blackflow device in the island as a possible resort] about Medi-Cal and Medicare,
My wife, 55, and I, 56, intend
to retire this year. —
I J.V.McM.
A. Neither of you will be eli-
I gible for Medicare until you
I are 65. An exception would be
if either of you become dis-
abled and entitled to disability
benefits. The disabled person
[ would be eligible for Medicare
beginning with the 25th month
states except California) you
would have to contact the De-
partment of Public Welfare.
Eligibility under this, program
is based primarily on need
Q. About 40 years ago I had
a.,common-law husband. He
died and I remarried. Will this
cause any difficulty when I
apply for Social Security? I
don't want my family to find
out. — Anon.
A. If you apply for wife’s h~
benefits on your husband's
account, you will be asked to
relate your marital history
However, any information
you supply to the Social Secu-
rity office is confidential and
is not available even to mem-
bers of your immediate fam-
ily. Your prior common-law
marriage will not affect your
eligibility to wife’s benefits,
since it was terminated by
death prior to your present
marriage.
Questions on retirement
may be mailed to What About
Retirement?, Copley News
Service, In care of this news-
paper..
r-C-,y r„ .
KATINA WILLIAMS, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Raymond W. Wil-
liams of 2203 Kipling, is in
Room 219 at Gulf Coast Hospi-
tal suffering from two broken
arms.
At Unveiling
HOWARD FRIEDMAN, phar-
macist at Kroger Family Cen-
ter, attended the unveiling of a
memorial erected in the me-
mory of his late father, Morris
Friedman, at Elmont, Img Is-
land,^. Y.
K(‘pp I p ft Hh
SPORTS
ALittlo Bit Of Mexico In
Baytown
Gonzalez Mexican Restaurant |
3417 Wisconsin 427-2839
HIGHEST PRICES
PAID FOR
JUNK CARS
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days 427-3261
NIGHTS: 4244322
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the *
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labulous Astrodome. Perfect weather conditions guar-
anteed plus comfortable seats as the Astros battle to get
beck in the race tor the NLWest crown.
8 GAM D0MBTMD STARTS JUNE 4
Three Eastern division contenders, the Montreal
Expos, New York Mets, and Philadelphia Phillies
provide the opposition, lor the Big Orange.^ The
■raW2a«iri»l|P,«i* «****«»4w»4*Wy-«ach team in a three game series
in iiuspiLai an effort topick up some ground in theiedmsion,
theNational-ieagueWest. ------------/ \ _
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at /:35.PM
JUNE 4, 5 and 6 ^ [
Aims vs. expos; '
The Norfh ol the Border gang has finally taken otrthe ap-
pearance of. a genuine pennant contender Young pitcher
Steve Rogera'and veterans Willie Davis and Bob Bailey help
the .Expos cause • .....
Friday and Saturday at 7:35 PM/Sunday at 2:05 PM
JUNE 7,8 and 9
ASTROS VS. METS
The defending National League Champion Mets of Manager
Yogi Berra are still amazing Superstar pitcher Tom Seaver
Cleon Jones are sortie ot the Mets stars. Friday is decal night
with a tree Mets sticker given out .it s also Astros T-shirt
night Saturday night starts Louisiana weekend, something
.the Astrodome has made famous. Sunday afternoon is Family
Day as well as an Astros Buddies Free Day and Meeting
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 7:35 PM
JUNE 10,11 and 12
ASTROS VS. PMUJES
The surprise ol the National League East the Phils, have
been at or near the top of the standings most ot the season
Ace lefthander Steve Carlton will test the likes ot CesarCe-
deno. Lee " May and Bob Watson of the Big Orange The
Phillies have a young, exciting team that should provide a
good match-up with the Astros.
In The Sun
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(known as Medicaid in all
OFFERING
QUALITY IN
Prescriptions
|24 Hours A Day
^ NIGHT PH. 427-5594
Leggetts Drugs
1422-2920 514 W. Main
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