The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 257, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 26, 1984 Page: 2 of 81
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THE BAYTOWN SUN
Sunday, August 26, 1984
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Police beat
Elementary school
is vandals’ target
Ferraro talks
about tax trouble
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I Geraldine Ferraro has sug- Republicans for trying to peddle
f gested that she might have turn- “patriotism that’s created on
, I ed down the Democratic vice- Madison Avenue.”
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Baytown police are in- traveling southbound on
vestigating the theft of a number Highway 146 when her 1979 red
of Kerns from Stephen F. Austin Honda struck the curb.
She was later charged by
police with failure to maintain
video cassette recorder, a stereo financial responsibility,
with two speakers, a vacuum
cleaner and a 6-foot ladder are
missing since the school, located
at 3022 Massey-Tompkins Road,
closed in May, Principal Joy
Rutledge told police Friday.
Police haw no evidence or
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“We’re coming to the South
early; we’re coming to the South
troversy over her family’s often; and we’re going to give
the American people a govern-
ment they can be proud of,” she
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Elementary School.
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Before beginning a campaign
. swing into Alabama, the New'vjold an enthusiastic crowd at a
York congresswoman told NBC ntHjrhere Friday night.
News on Friday that she was
distressed that her millionaire Ferraro did not raise the subject
husband John Zaccaro had been 0f her family’s finances unless
dragged into the controversy asked about it by reporters,
over her personal finances.
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Thefts, etc.
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While campaigning here, Ms.
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A Vidor man is being sought
for not returning a car he rented
from Goose Creek Motors, at
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During the NBC interview she
“1 knew what I was getting in- expressed concern that the
to. 1 climbed into a boxing ring episode may have set back the
and I was ready to put on the campaign, but predicted the con-
rented to the suspect. BAYTOWN FIRE Chief V.H. “Buddy” McBride and his cooking g]0Ves with any of the guys. But troversy won’t hurt in the end.
Seamans said he has not heard team — Pelly Junction Bar-B-Q Riggers — won two first-place Wf,at they did was they took mv
from the suspect, who was sup- awards in the Highlands Jamboree cookoff. The team won a first in
posed to bring the vehicle back the beans and a first in the barbecue catagories. Members of the
team, from left, back row, are Burl McBride; McBride; Carolyn
Ponce are also investigating McBride; and Erma McBride. On the front row, from left, are Brad
suspects, and there were no
signs of forced entry. Items were Seamans said a 1982 blue Ford
stolen from different areas of the Futura, valued at $4,500, was
school
Dealership owner James
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“I feel worse about it than
husband, who was standing on anybody. I have just felt so
the side and pulled him into the responsible,” she said. "We’ll go
ring,’’ Ms Ferraro said in the through with this, we’ll get
televised interview. through it, and the campaign
Asked by reporter Connie will go on. I intend to campaign
very, very hard and when it’s
over there will be no scars.”
One injured
A Baytown woman was taken on Aug. 11.
by Navarre's Ambulance to
Humana Hospital Baytown after the $263 theft of miscellaneous and Bryon McBride,
striking the curb of Highway 146 items from an apartment at 3600 .
near East Lobit Street
Chung, “If you had it to do over
again, would you?” Ms. Ferraro
said:
Decker Drive.
Vickie Hagan of 5418 Lillian
was changing ianes at approx-
imately 8:45 a m Friday while
Items, including clothing and
jewelry, were taken between 6
a.m. and4p.nr Friday.
The Washington Post, mean-
while, reported today that Ms.
Ferraro’s accountants had
discovered that Zaccaro might
have overpaid his 1980 federal
income taxes. The newspaper
quoted unnamed campaign
aides as saying the overpayment
was due to an accounting error
and may exceed the $53,400 the
Zaccaros paid the government
last Monday after discovering a
mistake on their 1978 federal
return.
SW*i SPORTS
“I think I would look very
closely at how many people
would have been hurt. And I
Grand jury will study case
might have said, ‘It’s not worth
it.’”-
HOUSTON — A Harris County began, Lindsay admitted he may ?
grand jury is expected Wednes- have violated the conflict-of-
day to begin considering charges interst law himself when he sign- Services pending
that Harris County Precinct 2 ed subdivision plats prepared by
The controversy resulted in
last week’s unprecedented
disclosure of the couple’s per-
sonal finances, including their
income tax returns for the last
five years.
Following the television inter-
view, Ms. Ferraro resumed for-
mal campaigning for the first
time since the Republican Na-
tional Convention in Dallas.
Appearing in the deep South,
she defended the presidency of
the region’s native son. Jimmy
Open house
BAYTOWN JAYCEES will have
an open house at 7 p.m. Aug. 27
at 610 William. Coffee and
doughnuts will be served.
SERVICES ARE pending at
Commissioner Jim Fonteno an engineering firm employing Earthman Funeral Home for
violated a new state conflict-of- his son.
Ernest H. Zettel, 53. Zettel died
Because the firm had already Friday in a Clear Lake hospital.
Fonteno, whose precinct in- been paid by the time Lindsay
eludes Baytown, allegedly signed the plats, it was deter-'
violated the law when he voted mined by investigators that the
several times to award contracts law had not been violated,
to a business that employs his Under the new law, local
son-in-law. The allegation has governmental officials are not
beeh under investigation by the allowed to engage in decision-
county’s district attorney’s of- making aspects of official mat-
ters that would include receipt of ^all. They were
That office has dropped its in- financial benefits by themselves delegates by the lodge to the
-—vestigation of alleged similar pr their relatives. United Nations Pilgrimage for a.m. Aug. 27 at the Chambers
violations by County Judge Jon Fonteno has said he was Youth. Ann will show slides of County Courthouse in Anahuac.
Lindsay. Several weeks ago, unaware of the new law when he tr'P- anc* Rhonda will present
her first-place winning speech.
interest law.
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Rebekah reception
HIGHLANDS REBEKAH Lodge
will honor Ann Saterbal of Ross Chambers County commis-
S. Sterling and Rhonda Rogers sioners will consider imposing
of Robert E. Lee at a reception an extra $5 on county auto
at 1:30 p.m. Aug. 26 at the lodge registration fees to go toward
sent as improvement of county roads.
Commissioners will meet at 9:30
Chambers commissioners
Tides
SUNDAY
HIGH: 10:36a.m., f 6:48p.m.
LOW:2:l7a.m., +2:10p.m.
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HIGH: 10:58a.m., 9:21 p.m.
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Sun
SUNDAY
SUNRISE: 6:55 a.m.
SUNSET: 7:52p.m.
MONDAY
SUNRISE: 6:55a.m.
SUNSET: 7:52p.m.
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MONT BELVIEU City Coun-
MEMBERS OF Lum-Roar^ke cilman Carrell “Pudgey’1’
road while waiting for the bus, Chapter UDC will meet fdr luncp Richardson will "discuss the
Hensceysaid. at 11 a.m. Aug. 27 at Wyatt’s Eagle Drive extension schedule
Although the heaviest school Cafeteria, 1010 Market, at the next meeting of council, To
bus traffic occurs in the morning ’Membership pins -and cer- be held atS:3fl.pj*.«ftug. 2lat Ci-
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prepare for the bus to stop fre- iu
quently Flashing yellow lights and" afternoon hours just before tificates will be presented.
on a bus notify other motorists of an^ after school, buses may be , > . r4. .,
the bus driver's intention to on the road at any time during In i/nppg W/flTlt lilt* 111
stop.When the flashing lights the day. transporting children to YYCllll MUCIMIAJCI 9
turn red all motorists following ^from^kmdergarten and The Baytown Jaycees will hold 6 p.m. Sept. 3). Volunteers are
buH^^law^s^p ' Etollment a" open house for those in- «SdedforVproject.
H J y Anticipated enrollment in the Crested in becoming members * Another ahnlial Jaycee event ~
The fine for passing a school Baytown School District is or helping out with upcoming that will be discussed at the open p
bus stopped for loading or 17,175, according to Associate Jaycee projects at 7 p.m. Mon- house is a “Thriller’84” haunted §
unloading of children can be as school Superintendent Don day at Lhe Jaycees Building, 610 house for children, to be held §
high as $200 plus court costs, Treuhardt. However, Treuhardt Williams. near Halloween in October.
Hensceysaid. noted, the figure is estimated for Rep. Ed Emmett will be pre- Voting membership in the %
He also suggests that parents the peak enrollment month of sent at the meeting to discuss the Jaycees is. .opei to interested A
instruct their children not to de- October, so the actual enroll- benefits of joining the non-profit persons, male and female, bet- j§
ment on the first day of classes leadership training organiza- ween 18 and 36 * ypafS old: A
may differ. The estimate tion £ •" however, people of alt ages are |
represents an increase of 251 The Jayeees will again this invited to, contribute in the % _
year provide free refreshments group’s activities. ,v . ... —-----_
ahd assistance to travelers at “We believe the sky is the w, PATTERN SPECIALS
the Interstate 10 Roadside Park limit and and we-havC unlimited p SIMPLICITY 1 /
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HOUSTON (Ai 1 — A/2-year- The elder Spence had testified weekend (from 6 p.m. Aug. 31M Baytown Jaycees, said,
old man, attacked by his son intf that his son should be allowed to
May, collapsed and died in a remain on probation from a
courthouse hallway less thhn an, burglary sentence to hdlp -sup-
hour after pleading unsuc- port the family as a laborer,
cessfully that his son not be sent
to prison
Charles Robert Spence suf-
fered an apparent heart attack
outside the courtroom Friday
after state District Judge
Michael McSpadden sentenced
Charles David Spence, 29. to
eight years in prison, Harris McSpadden revoked the pro-
County Deputy Neil Picquet bation. however, because of the
said.
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will consider reducing the speed between Rollingbrook Drive and
limits on Rollingbrook and Baytown city limits.
Decker drives Monday.
| The commission will consider
one request for a reduction in the
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ween Goose. Creek Stream and
Decker Drive.
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 257, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 26, 1984, newspaper, August 26, 1984; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1153588/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.