The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 138, Ed. 1 Friday, March 5, 1965 Page: 3 of 12
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ib find past president
^town University of
tudcnts.
lizcd'and served as ...
■sident of the Lapiar-
s.CSub which maki-
ng facilities for Girl
th£\Lamar » Alamo'
has serv
jue Board and is a
uber and director of
in Kiwanis Club. He
asurer of Baytown
ic and has been is*
ager of Lamar Ban-
baseball team,
as director of the
e Commission;
Gloria, teaches the
e at Horace Mann
. She is past vie#
the Baytown Edu-
liaiion and a mern-
i Kappa Gamma.
>Uys have a daugh*
i, wbq i$ president
Sparks Chapter of
hen and to a mem-
obert E. Lee Band,
'avid, plays football
pates In track at
i Junior High.
FAMOUS BRAQt'S ASSORTED
The continent of Asia has the
largest population in tne world,
.but the lowest per capital produc- "
'.toon and consumption oj leather ^''
Jootwear.-.--' .
HOCOLATES
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are answer* to questions ANSWER: The City of La
,y BaytdWn citizens about Porte budgets no funds for ope-
thc proposed 55,730.000 capital rational cost for their municipal
improvement bond issue to be airport. They derive adequate
voted on Saturday: revenue from users of the ajr-
QUESTION 1: Is it possible for
the new municipal airport
pnsed in the forthcoming
bond election to become or
self - supporting?
ANSWER: Yes. In fact, many
ol the municipal airixnls in Tex-
as are entirely self - supporting.
QUESTION 2: How will the
new proposed municipal* airport
aiiect the two existing airports?
ANSWER: The two existing
airports in the Baytown area
are privately owned (they are
by taxation) and
as such, they can continue to
operate "as they..see fit. Since
they are privately owned, they
arc not required to provide serv-
ices to everyone rior or lb*
quired to allow any other
tutors, to conduct business on
their field.
QUESTION 3: B*>w many
cities in Texas the size in popu-
lation as Baytown have a mu-
Ulcljtot'THH'portT' Honil
| ANSWER: There are a total
cl m publicly - owned .airports
in Texas. Of this total, 109"are
; tlty owned aqd 88 of the city
owned airjiorts are in cities
i smaller than Baytown.
: QUESTION -S: What is the
(population of the smallest city
to Texas operating a municipal \ : ■% „
a'rpwt? By MACHINE HOLUMAN
i ANSWER: A Texas Municipal Channel view Correspondent
league study dated November.' Two j^mbere of the Channel-
1964. list*; Caddo Mills, which view copter, future Farmers
had a fxspUlatkjn of 738- in W6Q, Jj America.- have'jdaced in the
as rimving a municipally owned Q[)en shovv nfl,i a, the Houston
Irport.___ - ■’ ■ ’ . Livestock Show and Rodeo.
QUESTION 5: If the airport Bryant White placed sixth, with
issue doe* not earn, will the, Hereford heifer, the prize
$217,000 KAA grant for Baytown __ reeved wa* M0. Leroy
(he returned to Washington and j0rd a n pieced ninth with a
j-finafly revert back to the tax- u^man bull. His prize money
t payer or will it be reallocated w,s tin ■■■
j for another municipal-airport r^n«»lview FFA Chapter had
somewhere else? ,• g m fhe junior show.
ANSWER: Should the airoort pocajd ctork showed an Angus
issue not carry, the 1217,000 Hf wa, ln the calf
^ m! scramble'laat yew and »«o the
by the FAA to improve or com ( (f His sponsor'to Walton b
Terminal '
“ oirrsminsf 6 Will the aironrl TW McCarty- and Tbny Star-
! 1^ htoh scNs, fk,kJ Angus heifers. Ray
« William* and Dwayne Jordan
in the
Bay T^* Avtoto;
Services. Inc hes anitouneed ^*cher at Ou^mew ffigh
that they anticipate closing the School, will takc^lt hoys fo >'
airport Me lorotod tmNortfc g***
Ma in and moving their operation toey- wJi hold anSnmls tor
| to the new municipal a I r p o r f j
■when it to-available, 2,2^51!? and
QUESTION 7: What to the «*w». li'eKtock a^dairj and
City of La Porte’* operational Mil comjete agaicat ntoer
tort tor ttwirmanlcipal afapan? g^ ta w Wglng or placing
Cash n’izri, trophies and ban-,
ner will he f.warded the Win-
ning FFA uiaj
The Cliannc
to be held jointly? IF so, would
this result in a sayings to the
tRynAVP!*!;^
ANSWER: The city council
and school trust# elections may
not legally be held together.
Baytown’s Charter require* coun
cil elections to be held the first
Tuesday in,.April and the state
lkw requires school trustee elec-
tions to be held the first Satur-
day in April. The, city bond —
school bond elections could legal-,
lv be held jointly but it would
be impractical inasmuch as the
school district 4s much larger
than the City of Baytown, and
separate* election judges and
mmoines would have to be used
ne precincts. Some pre -
are entirely within the
school district but only partly
within. the city limits. Further-
more, bond elections held jointly
would’ require separate ballots
foi separate issues.
In summary, city council —
school trustee elections, under
present tow, may not be held
jointly and in holding joint city
bond — schoblbond. elections,
the savings would probably be
nonexistent as well as impracti-
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QUESTION 8: Did the city
council and mayor of Houston
allow the.citizenry to vote on
ftpe new multi - million dollar
HpofFcar
ANSWER: There was not an
election in the City of Houston re-
garding the new Jetero Airport.
Cities with |»pulation of over
600,000 have legislative authori-
ty to issue airport revenue bonds
tor the development of aifppHs
without the necessity of having
ahelectkm.
QUESTION 9: How many air
iles is it from downtown Bay-
town to the* new Jetero Airport,
ANSWER: It is 26 air miles
from the traffic circle in Bay-
town to the new Jetro Airport.
It is 36.5 highway miles through
Houston to the new’ Jetero Air-
port .and 39.6. miles by way of
Crosin and Lake Houston.
QUESTION: Would it be law-1
ful for the City Council - School
Trustee elections'"
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from year to yaar,
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don't change much
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Also A Complete Selection of Patented Roses
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W nuti, Chocolate Stars, Bridge Mix, Malted
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quietly cooling with lrttta or
no maintananca, yaar aft|r yaar,
the City
elections
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FFA and SheMon FFA. Others
arc expected before the judgirijh
Judges for the livestock show
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are Dr. John Nance from Sam
Houston State Teachers College,
John Seward, retired former
vocational agriculture teacher at
StuiKHouston High School; in
Houston and Kay Durhain from
Grandbury. Texas.
Tne Channeivtow FFA Chap-
ter to also preparing two tables
of displays for the open house
Friday afternoon in observance
of Public School Week. This will
be held at the Channelview High
SehoalciMena. . ,
GARDEN <MB PROGRAM
A book rn.ii w aid ’’Fashions
for Spring '65" will be presented
at 7 p.m, Friday by the Old Riv-
er Terraco Garden Ctah of CTtan-
neiview at their clubhouse, 523
Crockett St., next to the county
library.
Mrs. W. C. Cinningham, teach-
er from Cimarron school, will
give a Book review on "Three
Hear fhe Bells" by Alice Lee
Humphreys.
Fashions for spring will be
modeled by students of tlvjun-
lar and acnior Northshore
schnols. These ttwtaM are urn
der the direction of Mrs. W. I.
Davto.
The adult vocational group of
Future Fanners of America met
Wednesday to work out the last
dgtaito tor the jamboree.
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new. This to a ’'Comfottotoi"
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think lor you when
Chinese Elm, Silver Maple, Sycamore, Plum,
Green Ash, Ho pa Flowering Crab, Bad Flower-
in* Purh, American Redbud, Golden Bain
Thae. Fruit Trees: Apple, Peach, Pear, Phun.
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the insida temperature
In accordance
with outside condittons.
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exclusive.’Come In and
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the jamboree that will be held
March 4-6 In Channelview.
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I. THERE ARE TWO PRIVATELY OWNED
AIRPORTS HERE. EACH ONE IS A PRI-
VATE MONOPOLY! THEY ARE NOT
REQUIRED TO SERVE ALL THE PUBLIC.
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Everett ■
name of Brooke, who liolds ttie
hUhaat elective office filled by
a Negro, had beast inentiooed aa
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2. THEY ARE NOT MALF-MILUON DOLLAR,
FIRST - CLASS, DEPBflSSKf AIRPORTS
WHICH MEET INDUSTRY'S NEEDS. THEY
DO NOT MEET FAA'S MINIMUM RE-
QUIREMENTS FOR DEVELOPMENT.
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OPEN FOR ALL OPERATORS TO USE
WITHOUT REQUIRING ADDITIONAL AIR-
PORTS FOR EACH ADDITIONAL OPERA-
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party «nd mi* may be one ap-
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 138, Ed. 1 Friday, March 5, 1965, newspaper, March 5, 1965; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1145046/m1/3/: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.