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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1972
Page
3
An Isla Vista California patrol uses 10 speed bicycles to intercept a burglar in a parking lot. Officers say cycling allows silent approach and quicker chases around buildings where a suspect on foot or by car would escape. The bike program proves effective and could inspire other communities.
The Seeing Eye Inc announces it has trained its 6,000th dog guide. Based in Morristown New Jersey since 1929, the school notes over 3,600 blind recipients in 43 years. Executive VP George Werntz Jr. cites the vast need beyond raw numbers and the value of human aspirations.
A medical note discusses flu causes and treatment, stressing virus transmission via coughing and sneezing without masks. It advises covering the face, cautious use of antibiotics, and seeking medical care for persistent three month symptoms or possible allergies and chronic sinusitis.
A confidential Senate memo claims the Red Chinese question Ambassador Arthur Watson, IBM heir and Nixon confidant, over his drinking and licentious conduct on flights. The note urges Fritz Kissinger to remove Watson, citing CIA sources and Chinese diplomats in New York and Paris. Watson apologized. State Dept urged investigations to end. A Marine commander uses marches to keep troops in step, followed by a biblical quote from Titus.
ERNEST CUNEO reports Moscow appears to be crafting a North Vietnam crisis ahead of Nixon’s Moscow trip. Radio Moscow attacks Yankee imperialism while Kremlin ships vast consignments, with two routes averaging over one ship daily, delivering more than 10 million tons of cargo in the past year to Haiphong.
Letters discuss U.S. Highway 90 routing near Barrett Station and its impact on a natural flood gully. Petition signers, including 1,051 residents, urge relocation or widening to preserve flood control and a second through street. A firefighter's wife adds support for civil service rights and union protections.
Private guards across the United States rise to 300000 officers, with major firms Pinkerton Burns Wackenhut and Kidde leading a $3.3 billion industry. Salaries remain low, while many guards lack formal training, raising questions about regulation and safety.
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