Friday meat ban lifted boosts U.S. fish demand
More than six years after the Catholic bishops relaxed Friday meat abstinence, Americans eat more fish. Imports account for a record 64 percent of U S fish and shellfish consumption, with per person intake rising from 10.6 pounds in 1967 to 11 pounds in 1968 and above since, and projected to reach 16 pounds by 1973 if prices stay favorable.
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U.S
National Marine Fisheries Service
Department of Commerce
Citizens urge zoning to resolve Sixth and Pearl Street business
A letter from Denn Ras wD argues the Sixth and Pearl Street business lacks citations for violations, notes neighbors fear property devaluation and hazard, and urges the city to adopt zoning as the solution after examining both sides of the issue.
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Bastown
Denn
Local Paper Editorial Desk Faces Understated Changes
The Baytown Sun shows a shuffled editorial leadership with Preston Ponder and editor emeritus roles noted. Key figures include editor and publisher Fred Harti and general manager Jat Wadles along with Putman as assistant to publisher.
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Fred Harti
Jat Wadles
Putman
B. Pritchett
Stus
Assi Iat
Ektising
San Patina ‘ A
Dwight Woods
Tenn Brow
Baytown
Oyrty
McCord Reveals Break In Plans In Watergate Probe
James McCord testified before a federal grand jury about the Memorial Day 1972 break in at Democratic Party headquarters. He described who did what, how long they were inside, and that a locksmith opened the front door. He noted electronics work and the bugging devices purchased in Chicago.
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Washington
James McCord
Nixon
Spencer Oliver
McCord
Bernard Barker
Barker
Frank
Sturais
iHoward
Hunt
Watergate Hotel
Sn L
Frank Surgis
Nervous hyperventilation explained by doctor
Dr Lawrence E Lamb explains overbreathing or hyperventilation, its causes and risks. Breathing slowly and shallowly helps restore carbon dioxide levels, while holding breath can be dangerous. The piece notes anxiety, altitude effects, and the need to address underlying causes.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Faithful Believers Stand Fast in Hebrews Verse
The text cites Hebrews 10 39 affirming believers who do not retreat to ruin but persevere in faith and strengthen the soul through steadfast belief.
Editor Cites Hard Facts About Use Of Marijuana
A reprinted editorial warns marijuana use risks lifelong consequences. It lists felonies, loss of citizenship, barred professions, security clearances, and public-office eligibility, urging youth to avoid possession or sale and stressing lasting police records and future employment impacts.
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Felix R. McKnight
Dallas Times Herald
Baytown
Sun
FBI
Kent State killings haunt anniversary without final verdict
On the May 4 anniversary at Kent State University debates over accountability continue. Students, administrators, and observers urge truth and a possible Congressional probe, while some call for closure and others accept ongoing questions about what happened.
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Kent
Ohio
Kent State University
Vietnam
Cambodial
OM Kent
United States
Craig Morgan
Olds
Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon
United Nations
Billy Graham
Len Garment
Peter Davies
New York
Kent State
Davies
Law and Order
Berrigan Brothers
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Jack Anderson
Grand Jury
Chicago
Seymour Glanzer
Mr. McCord
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Stevens
Stevens Co
Lawrence E. Lamb
Nero
Varia
Seth
Armed Forces
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Texas Association of Consumer Finance Companies
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Boston
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Berkeley
Midwest
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