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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1973
Page
2
A report notes 8 dollars worth of gold in dental soot and crowns, while total gold mined remains vast. Dentists expect rising demand for gold despite substitutes like chrome alloys, with new materials marketed nationwide to reduce gold use in dental work.
A study from the University of California examines how men and women select leaders in all female versus mixed groups. It notes women often see themselves as leaders in all female groups but hesitate to choose other women in mixed settings.
WAS HINGTON The state of the art of genetics has advanced to a point where some new and interesting points of law may arise. Marriage is a civil contract.
A reader argues for voting for Glen Walker to secure his mayoral leadership while keeping Tom Gentry on the city council. The letter suggests voting Walker counts as support for both men and their continued service to the community. It invites other residents to consider the dual benefit.
The piece explores legal and ethical questions about marriage by proxy across time, surrogacy and embryo transplantation. It questions who is mother or parent in fertilization cases and imagines future state influence on reproduction with quotes from fictional thinkers.
James McCord testifies before the Senate that a February 1972 meeting in Attorney General John Mitchells DOJ office included Mitchell John Dean Jeb Magruder and Gordon Liddy discussing bugging and related operations. McCord notes charts and funding details and says Dean arranged deniability while Liddy planned a broader operation. The article notes subsequent convictions of McCord Liddy Hunt and others.
A reader mails Dr Lawrence Lamb discussing hiatal hernia management. He questions the advice of surgery for nonfatal cases and notes symptoms like burning, coughing, and discomfort when moving. The letter cites medical uncertainty, patient experience, and the possible role of selective surgery for certain cases.
Neighbors complain of a noisy dog while a playful quip notes a moonlighters plan street lamps for lunar housing. A jovial holiday quip warns of a nip in the heir after parties, and a wry line says marriage steadies the world’s spin.
The text outlines that a prairie dog has a bark similar to a dog and is a ground squirrel. It also notes an annual contest where Olney England women race Liberal Kansas women in Shrove Tuesday Pancake Race and confirms three active volunteer canoes in Antarctica at Erebus Deception Island Melbourne.
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising staff including General Manager Assistant to Publisher Office Manager Preston Pendergrass Executive Editor Jim Finley Managing Editor Wanda Orton and Advertising Director Paul Putman Retail Manager Leon Brown with office at 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas. The paper notes second class matter registration and subscription rates current at $2.40 per month or $28.08 yearly with 10 cent single copies.
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