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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1973
Page
3
In his book The B.S. Factor Arthur Herzog argues Americans avoid direct talk by masking truth with quotes and jargon. He cites terms like Americant Amerikant and the trend toward executive jargon as signs of self deception.
Dr Lawrence E Lamb outlines that aging mental changes largely stem from brain artery fatty deposits. By preventing atherosclerosis with calorie‑restricted diets, reduced fats and cholesterol, regular exercise, and avoiding smoking, memory training and social engagement, plus some age‑related medicines, can help maintain mental function. Deuteronomy 5 29 is cited.
The piece frames the Senate White House clash as a political standoff, not a constitutional crisis, with Watergate as the theater. Mansfield and Albert are seen as power centers who defer to committee will, while regulatory agencies grow beyond direct presidential or congressional control, maintaining daily operations like airfields and lighthouses.
A GAO probe disputes Navy environmental claims about March 1972 fires at Ocala National Forest Pinecastle range. Officials say 65 500-pound bombs and 242 250-pound bombs were dropped April 1972 to May 1973. Sources note live ordnance usage and safety cautions amid protests.
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising staff including Executive Editor and Managing Editor, with department heads for Advertising and Classifieds. It notes post office classification, publication schedule, address, and Baytown subscription rates, plus agency representation and Associated Press rights and rights reservation.
A veteran editor argues the Watergate hearings drifted into vaudeville and McCarthy style theatrics, draining public interest. He notes Nixon tapes, witness treatment, and shifting audience reactions, warning that continued excesses could damage the presidency and undermine legitimate inquiry. He cites Ehrlichman and Weicker as exemplars of deteriorating conduct.
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