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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1973
Page
4
A nutritionist warns that an organic food syndrome may be forming among poorly educated buyers. The piece notes natural and added toxins in foods, explains how toxicity depends on dose and individual metabolism, and cautions about botulism risks from home canning as home food preparation rises.
The piece argues that neither “Civil War” nor “War Between the States” accurately names the 1861 to 1865 conflict. It notes Strategy and Tactics favors a term reflecting a fight over governance, while the North aimed to preserve the Union and the South sought secession, not state sovereignty.
A 75 year old man asks if tremors are normal with aging and seeks guidance to reduce them. The doctor notes tremors can be common in older adults, advises weight management and fat reduction, and discusses cardiovascular risk factors and diet. The article includes a brief biblical aside.
The article notes 180 robot models across 140 firms, led by Japan's Hitachi with touch sensitive two handed units. It highlights early robots lacking senses, their use in dangerous jobs, and future potential for mass production and global economic impact.
Jack Anderson reports the Pentagon admitted falsifying casualty and bombing records from Cambodia and Laos prior to and after the 1970 invasion. Senate witnesses will testify about CIA run Special Operations and Blackbird air units involved in covert raids and secret bases planned in Thailand and the Philippines.
Mrs. Nona Adams of Anahuac writes from Hawaii to contest a Sun editorial. She argues most senators appear "holier than thou" and defends Sen Inouye as neither comic nor unworthy. She says the editor is prejudiced for criticizing the only Japanese member of the committee.
The Baytown Sun lists editorial staff Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley and Wandla Orton with advertising and classified departments. It notes publication details, mailing address in Raytown Texas, and subscription rates, with rights and republication statements attached.
Susan Shack, 24, recalls 1960s breast cancer treatment and her mastectomy at Jewish Memorial Hospital. She had a daughter five months later and later became a Reach to Recovery volunteer with the American Cancer Society, aiding emotional recovery for other women and promoting less radical options.
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