The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 20, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 27, 1971 Page: 6 of 32
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FIRSTAID SPRAY * 1.46 1.35 1.19 18%
CAMPHO PHENIQUE
SINE-OFF
THE BAYTOWN SUN
Wxtntwtoy, October 27, mi
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Zrooki & Lawrence
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NIGERIAN CHIEF’S SON ENROLLS HERE
Kura Umanah, Right, With Bobble Wheat!til
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Nigeria is a country of many
languages - nine major ones
- but English is used for “gen-
eral contacts," says Umanah
Umanah had jbeen studying
attended the College of Tech-
nology for three years in Yba-
Lagos, Nigeria, and a Shell-BP
training school in Nigeria.
Umanah still does not have
his visa,situation straightened
out completely, but an immi-
PACT--
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mated annual output of 80,0001
units.
The contract, with the ponl- Ij
bility of further awards, was[
valued at $216 million.
Breihnev returned to the El-1
ysee Palace for his third round
of talks on major political Is-
sues, where basic rifts have be-1
come evident.
Hie U S. government forced
the Ford Motor Co. and Mack
Truck to drop negotiations with
Moscow to build the $1.4 billion
complex. The Renault deal is
to sew up for France
most of the equipment supply
for two large sections of the j
complex.
After two long private ses-1
sions Tuesday, the French pres-
ident an d the Soviet Communist
party chief issued a Joint state-
t which said they devel-
oped, “a common point of I
view” on questions of Soviet-
French political consultations,
on Europe and on "certain as-1
pects of European security.”!
They also said they "envis-
aged" measures to develop
technical and scientific cooper-1
aliNh
However, French officials!
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UBBT'S WHOU KERNEL 01
six brothers and three sisters In reCgnt ^ , wiJ Indla
Nigeria. His family has planta- ,nstead ^ agreed to ,
-----... ..u „wu.5 gF0W rubbar’ C0C° declaration of principles cov-J
construction and design for al- m ^ ' erm8 future relit>w, i&IIadl
- most a year in Germany prior Oil exploration is being con-iin general tqrms and to be is-
to coming here? He Dreviouslv ducted in the area of his home [sued at the close of Brezhnev’s
town, Noon-Eyo. A refinery is |visit.
operated at Port Harcourt by On today’s schedule was a
Shell Oil Co. and the Nigerian general session with the leaders
government. backed by full delegations for
Umanah’s family is Method- discussion of "softer” sub-
ist, and he attended missionary jects-economic, scientific,
c-hnnie ~ [technical and cultural coopera-1
tion. .
Regents To. Discuss
College’‘Rep’ Visit*
Lee College Board of Re-
gents Thursday night will dis-
cuss an approaching visit from
a representative of the South-
ern Association of Colleges and
Schools. . . /
The representative, Dr.
James Owen, a member of the
association’s commission on
colleges, will be here Nov. 2 in
connection with’Lee College's
current self-study being con-
ducted prior to the regular 10-
year evaluation by the
association.
Dr. Owens is to meet with
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Mangum, Okla., to be chamber||
I of commerce manager.
OVer at La Porte the battle ||
Sen o? ^iSiS^StSe II
committees, the administra- and he ustin on the battle Une.
live council and the faculty.' . “,3 was
Att Thursday’s meeting, a e j*’ G®n. Bkckbum, who |
which begins at 6:30 p.^hastochairnmofthehigh-
regents are also expected to set (ex,en310n ^fort,ofrthe
a date for a future informal Houston Chamber of <***
workshop session to discuss |
long range planning.
And now another step Ja be-
rShoriLm.AnfhooMmlo in ing taken With OpOnfog Of 8
jsssksto-* t*
calendar, tax and enrollment™*’ “ 1^1ft
reports, include acceptance ofNj stree‘from Interstate 10
bids on new musical instru- 0,lexa.s_ *’ .
ments” Regent E. L. Gunn is to Inbetw*n ware such fea
____________________- give a report on a recent meet- avents “J* Point
regents at a noon luncheon and jing of the Council of ^-I^Xrta Um^f in 19^ °Wn" 1
Nobody but nobody can pre-
dict what the future holds,
what with Bayport and Mor-I
.gans Point being, such an inte-1
Slowing Of Love Field
Alerts Dallas Business
in the afternoon will have ses-|munity Colleges which he
Sions wifi) four different col- recently attended in Denver,
lege groups-the steering cbm- Cofo
pens to Love Field and n the
Dallas business com-
munity that serves it when
major airline service departs
in 1973 for the new regional
airport?
At the momeffiLmoraJmoars dedicated and will be
)r sure. But the North Dallas soon. ,
for! .... ibhn
Chamber of Commerce is I Special tribute will be shown I
launching a determined search to those forward-looking men
for the answer. * of yesteryear whose vision and
Hie end of Love, Field as one push made possible today’s ac-|
of the nation’s busiest commer- complishment.
cial airports will undoubtedly
have the greatest effect on IrAD f „ndpr
North Pallas, of any develop- LiCouci
ment in this entire decade, ’ ’ said o i pi _
Gordon Rose, the chamber’s ex-1 3C6K8 Lilollgc
ecutive vice president.
SPUR - -
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in Chambers County would
be 390 feet wide and 120 feet
wide,in Harris County (the
Baytown side of the spur).
Norman McElvaney, real
estate manager for U S.
Steel’s Texas Works, said the
company had no objections
to the spur extension in West
Chambers County going
through its property. ________________... _________
Parmer read a letter from in Love Field matters lor many
years
When the $200 million payroll
of Love Field and its allied
business is at stake,
be concerned,” Janies said
We will
this Task Force
the most important under-
the Baytown Chamber of
Commerce stating that its di-
rectors had repeatedly sup-
ported construction of the
spur.
The bearing, held inCham-
bers County commissioners’
courtroom, was attended by
ItlVCYIVCpiCOlUCIIt. • •• «- |
What we need to find out now In VotC 1.1TIPS
-|
To accomplish this, chamber recommendation has been
President Tom James has es- added to Bowing list of
tablished a Love Field Task Plan* °r «*»«
Fbrce, headed by W. L. "Dub” TOi*n« nes ^Harru County,
Miller, a former DaUas city .-«• ris minty Commis-j
councilman whohas been active slonei^ Couff Tu^day heard a |
about IS persons. In addition, taking to challeng.e our Cham
e members of ber in the 1970s."
there were five i
the Beaumont office;
from the Houston office, and
four from the Anahuac of-
fice. such a study have ever been ap-
r the propriated,
_i-'.1! Parmer presided over i
hearing, which lasted SO min-
\ ,
Representing the City of
Baytown were Mayor Glen
Walker, City
Charlie O. Walker, City
Neel Richardson and City
Manager D. R. Voelkel.
Parmer told those attend-
ing that written protests
against Spur 55 could be filed
with Don W. Syphrett, resi-
dent Texas Highway Depart-
within lOdays after the pub-
lic hearing
chairman of the Harris Cotinl
Republican Party,
Mrs. Palm recommended the
county abandon voter precinct
lines and completely redraw
the boundaries according to
census tracts.
The voting lines have, been a
part of most commissioner
meetings for the last several
dumber officials noted that,weeks *«*the *»«te election
they had asked the City of Dal-
las eight years ago to make a
thorough study of the future of
Love Field, but no funds for
Rose said it is'not certain
what type of commercial serv-
ice, if any, will be maintained
at Love Field after the regional
irt is opened,
We understand there will be
no interstate service out of Love
Field, but that there may be in-
trastate service of some type,"
he said. "Right now, we just
don’t know.”
One use the North Dallas
Chamber has urged for Love
code prohibits election pre-
cincts from crossing congres-
sional or legislative bounda-
ries, making recent redistrict-
ing plans in many qf the
county’s precincts invalid.
Mrs. Palm presented several
district map proposals, but the
commissioners just listened.
They did not discuss or act on
her proposal.
County Tax Assessor-Collec-
tor Carl Smith, who is respon-
sible for registering voters,
said he would be at the Thurs-
day court meeting to make his
own recommendations.
meat engineer, in Anahuac, Field is as a terminal for any
rapid transit system designed to
gerve the regional airport.
Smith indicated that he felt it
would be better to use present
precinct li«es-rath«r than have
an entirely new system. .
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LIBBY'S PINK OR REGULAR
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 20, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 27, 1971, newspaper, October 27, 1971; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1066186/m1/6/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.