Editorial on Tax Reform in an Election Year Air
The piece argues tax reform is needed as inflation persists and lawmakers push for changes. It cites Muskie McGovern Humphrey and others calling for eliminating loopholes, while noting the 1969 reform and ongoing adjustments. It warns reforms create offsetting subsidies and that many exemptions remain, with a long history of complex laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Muskie
Maine
South Dakota
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Lawrence O'Brien
George Wallace
Congress
Tom Stanton
Tax Reform Research Group
Naderite
Prince the geriatric dog fades as owner reflects
AL MELINGER discusses Prince ailing with age in a reflective column. The aging dog, once lively and famed for pursuit of female dogs, grows frail, sight impaired, and less spirited. The piece notes the dog’s decline and the owner’s sentiment that living too long brings solemn reminders of mortality.
Unwed Father Rights Question In Abortion Case
An unmarried father seeks an injunction to stop his partner from having an abortion while she wishes to terminate the pregnancy. The article explores common law, contract, and last clear chance doctrines, arguing that courts cannot compel bearing a child and should deny the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Cuneo Washington
Community letters question city fire chief duties
Two Baytown letters raise concerns about fire department equipment purchases and the chief James Bland. A reader questions reliance on the purchasing department and accuses Bland of sidestepping rules while juggling teaching duties. A second writer complains about firehouse color and uniforms, asking who approved the changes and urging proper accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Baytown
Bland
Dorothy Anderson
E. Fayle
the Sun
Texas
Houston
Freddie
Sandy) Boul
James Bland
Baytown Sun Masthead and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun lists Fred Hartman as Editor and Publisher with Paul Putman as General Manager and AMB Pritchett as Office Manager. Editorial staff includes Prestot Pendergrass as Executive Editor Jim Finley and Wanda Orton as Managing Editor. Advertising department is led by Paul Putman with Dwight Moody as Director and Leon Brown as Retail Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Sesersoreers
Paul Putman
Amb. Pritchett
Prestot Pendergrass
Ee Toh
Jim Finley
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Sisseeseevees
Baytown
Texas
Post Ofice
Act of Congress
Memorial Drive
Arat
Associated Press
Star
Nixon Campaign Donations List Highlights ITT Ties
From Nixon campaign files a list of major donors includes ITT lobbyist Dita Beard and ITT director Felix Rohatyn. It cites patrons like Robert O. Anderson Henry Ford II Helen Clay Frick and Richard M. Scaife plus bank fronts and Maurice Stans efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Campaign Finance Committee
ITT
Dita Beard
Felix Rohatyn
Justice Department
Robert O. Anderson
Henry Ford I
Helen Clay Frick
Richard M. Scaife
W. Clement Stone
Beard
GOP
Deida Beard
Maurice Stans
Stans
District of Columbia
Balanced Society Committee
Better Society Committee
Effective Government Council
Good Government Committee
Government Reform Committee
Americans For Good Government
First National Bank of Washington
When Is the Least Chance to Get Pregnant
A health class letter answers that ovulation typically occurs about midway between periods, roughly 14 days before the next period in a regular cycle. Pregnancy risk exists even during menstruation, and irregular cycles complicate timing. The rhythm method relies on identifying the 14 day midpoint, but no time is completely safe. abstinence remains the surest preventive.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meare Preces
Prince
AL Melinger
Baytown Sun
Jack Anderson
Nixon Drive
International Telephone and Telegraph
L St
N.W
Washington, D. C
Fenx Rohatyn
Ed Muskie
Rohatyn
Richard Kleindienst
John Mitchell
Mitchell
IPT
Harold Geneen
Geneen
San Diego
Convention Bureau
Law and Order Administration
Lawrence E. Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Ewspapes Enterprise
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