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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1969
Page
4
A Newsfront magazine projection argues a new affluent labor class will dominate economics and culture, with security and education as pillars. By 1970 half of union members earn 5 000 to 15 000 dollars, most under 40 in suburbs, while 1975 education levels rise and those uneducated fall from grace.
A Debrecen Hungary hotel uses 60 minute hourglasses on each restaurant table. If a waiter has not taken the order before the sand runs out the customer receives a free meal. Reuters reports the idea aims to attract trends and influence patrons.
Regular readers learn antibiotics reduce scarlet fever complications and shorten illness when given early. A reader asks about brain oxygen loss and bone overlap at birth. experts explain limits of brain damage timing, skull movement, and the absence of a brain skull air space. The column notes a case of hyperactivity treatment with stimulant options and instructions for securing needed medication.
Transportation costs to obtain medical treatment are deductible for federal income tax. A biblical verse from Mark 10 52 notes faith healing as a journey toward vision and following the path.
Charles Kirkland applauds Board President Mrs. Karl W. Opryshek for engaging the Health Education and Welfare Department to clarify Harlem school desegregation plans. A new enriched curriculum initiative is proposed to advance elementary education, with the board inviting public suggestions and support.
April brings daylight time changes causing lost sleep for many as clocks shift. A tokay snake can climb smooth surfaces like glass, joining other critters that escape from liquor bottles. Building a better mousetrap may invite patent infringement suits. The boss complains of high overheard costs while discussing secretaries.
Nuclear energy from one pound of uranium 235 equals the heat of about 1,500 tons of coal. Knute Rockne, famed Notre Dame coach, was Norwegian born in Voss and immigrated to the United States at age five. The name Emily means industrious in Latin, per Newspaper Enterprise Art.
Washington column alleges American oil firms funnel support to Palestinian guerrillas via employee donations and refugee groups. Aramco, Getty Oil and others deny corporate funds, while Aramco officials note aid to refugees. Lawmakers deride junkets as abuse of taxpayer money amid inter parliament trips. District DC committee chaired by Rep McMillan faces criticism over anti democratic practices and stalled legislation.
The Baytown Sun offers editorial staff listings and administrative details including editor and publisher names, department heads, and office contact information. It notes publication is afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays, with rates and postal information for Baytown Texas.
Oswald Jim and Roth Rubens are cited praising Alvin Ross and Jeff Rubens book Modern Bridge Bidding Complete. They cite its clarity on Standard American ambiguities and show how Roth methods guide strong spade support and grand slam possibilities in hands.
In a four handed bridge sequence West North East South open with 14 Pass 1 Pass 3he Pass 34 Pass 44 Pass. South holds AQZ WALMATOS 86 hI2. With partner leaping to two spades over your one heart you must decide the next bid. The presented option A suggests pass though you still have only six high card points. The problem asks what to do now and notes the partner’s jump to two spades over the one heart.
Puzzle styled vocabulary feature listing many blue words across and down with clues for colors, animals, places, and events. Includes biblical, nautical, and linguistic entries, plus names and common terms across various categories.
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