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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1973
Page
3
Delaware's 1972 compulsory no fault plan provides a $10 000 economic package with no right to sue restriction. After 13 months claims fell 70 percent and lawsuits dropped to under a dozen as medical and wage disputes vanished pending bills were paid promptly and rates did not rise. Commissioner says bodily injury rates dropped and Delaware serves as a potential national model.
The piece notes rapid growth in men's magazines such as Gallery Oui and Penthouse while See Voir is set to debut. It mentions Single aimed at 43 million single, widowed and divorced Americans, presenting intellectual emotional and practical content as a counter to sex mags.
A writer describes caring for a nest of cardinal babies and a small animal in a home prison. The text notes the birds practice feeding and the parents’ vigilance while the writer laments the busy, watchful window scene and spring’s new life.
House Speaker Price Daniel Jr named five hard linters to a bipartisan five member conference on the shielding bill. They favor an absolute shield preventing any requirement to reveal a reporter’s sources. The Senate version is referenced in the report.
Senator Moore defends privacy over disclosing banking holdings while press requests details spark contention. House and Senate clash on appro priations, with differences in salaries and agencies, as insurers eye downward rate deviations under new rules. Joe Christie leads changes amid questions about Ned Price and board reappointments.
An extensive listing shows Baytown Sun staff positions including editor Paul Putman publisher, John Wadley general manager, and Preston Pendergrass editorial executive. It notes office address at 101 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520, with subscription rates spelled out and circulation details.
Baytonian writer reflects on Nathaniel Lynch and Lynchburg ferry legacy tied to the San Jacinto Battle. She recalls Lynch family origins, the ferry’s role on the Texas frontier, Burnet’s warnings, Houston's capture of Santa Anna, and contrasts era to modern Port of Houston.
John Lahr son of Bert Lahr pursues writing careers in drama criticism and fiction. His debut novel The Autograph Wound centers on an autograph hunter and could become a screenplay with director choice. He admires actors Alan Arkin or James Coco for a key role Benny Walsh.
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