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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1971
Page
4
The article explains eutrophication and phosphate roles in water pollution, noting that only a minority of pollution stems from detergents while urban sewage and runoff contribute most. It cites industry reductions, potential substitutes, and cheap treatment to remove phosphates, suggesting housewives consider soap or low phosphate options.
A dense list of crossword like clues spans chemical suffixes plant parts Greek and Roman terms month abbreviations and world currencies. It hints at a themed vocabulary grid with many proper nouns including Peruvian Indian Ocean places and roles such as magistrate dean and surgeon.
In Washington a cabinet of rivals, CIA and DIA spy on each other while the President’s Daily Intelligence Briefing stays tightly controlled. A Moorer aide is accused of copying sensitive material on a DIA machine and State’s NODIS round-up is allegedly routed to Joint Chiefs and DIA. Also: IEEE warns microwave devices may raise cancer and eye risks, while Zaret links retina scarring to flash lamps used in photography.
The Army Engineers at Fort Belvoir divert funds to produce a glossy national emergency issue of The Engineer magazine. Maj. Gen. Robert Pledger and Brig. Gen. Ira Hunt pressed $20,000 and $26,000 respectively, with Public Printer A N Spence arranging private printing to meet a banquet milestone. The incident drew a cautious Public Affairs response and a note of concern over the use of official resources.
Attorney General John N. Mitchell warns that a deterred justice system must declare innocence or guilt with finality. Steve Baker, 21, of Hamilton College, asks Nixon in a White House meeting what country we invade today and how to beat you in 1972. Alan Paton notes that white supremacists fear change more than God.
Bridge game notes describe a slam attempt with South opening 2NT followed by a 3C response and three passes. The entry and signaling indicate the correct play for a slam in the given auction dynamics.
South, after Stayman and three diamonds, must execute a heart ruff and diamond finesse plan. With diamonds divided and the king singleton, the magazine prescribes winning dummy’s heart, drawing the king, discarding spades, and cross ruff to reach the slam. If West guards diamonds, no line saves the slam.
In a standard auction, responder’s sequence after five no trump and six hearts is discussed. The problem asks what to bid now when partner has shown six hearts over your five no trump and hints at potential seven by partner with extra values. The text also includes a biblical quote from Hebrews 10 10.
Prince the mongrel dog, once near death from a red skin ailment and hair loss, has recovered after veterinary treatment and a miracle drug. The narrator notes Prince’s charm and loyalty while expressing resentment at the dog’s comfort and questioning laws about harming animals.
A set of trivia questions with answers: Californium named for California discovered 1950. Oliver Cromwell as the uncrowned King of England. clams have a large organ called a foot used to burrow. Iceland has no army or navy.
Fragmentary OCR from Baytown Sun shows editor and staff roles, address, publishing schedule, and postal info. The text includes names such as Preston Pendergrass and Johnella Boynton, plus office and subscription notes, with numerous garbled lines and missing data. The readable items indicate the newspaper’s identity and production details rather than a news event.
A reader asks about an unde scended testicle in a nine year old. Dr Lamb advises urgent evaluation and treatment to place the testicle in the scrotal sac before puberty to prevent sterility, noting possible surgery or hormone therapy and the risk of cancer, and urges timely examination and therapy per a doctor’s guidance. Continuous guidance from Viewspaper Enterprise Assn notes forthcoming general-interest answers.
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