Inner Cities Being Reborn
Two decades after World War II major cities faced a growing crisis as suburban flight shrank tax bases while demands for housing education and services rose. Redevelopment shifted to public private and expert participation with notable projects in Pittsburgh Hartford Philadelphia Atlanta and Chicago. Lower Manhattan modernization includes the Renaissance Center scale up and a shift to a 24 hour community with 100000 residents by 1980.
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Pittsburgh
Hartford
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Lower Manhattan
Baytown Sun Publisher and Staff Directory Listing
A station listing for The Baytown Sun includes Paul Putman as Editor and Publisher, Jim Finley as Managing Editor, Wanda Orton as Associate Managing Editor, and department heads in Advertising and Classifieds. It notes Baytown Texas publication details, copyright and republication rights, and circulation pricing.
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Cooveeesee
Leben Stereos
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Texas
P.O. Bow
General Advertising Service
U.S Suburban Press, Inc
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Six Million Dollar Gift to India Scrutinized
Washington confronts a proposed US transfer of a $6 million Agency for International Development building to India in New Delhi without Congress approval. The piece criticizes Ambassador Moynihan and questions the broader debt terms and US diplomatic conduct amid postwar aid and famine loans to India.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
U.S
India
Agency For International Development
New Delhi
Congress
United States
Daniel P. Moynihan
Moynihan
Smithsonian
Camranh Bay
South Vietnam
Incomplete and Complete Proteins Debate in Reader Letters
Reader letters discuss whether incomplete proteins must meet in one meal to complement each other and cite beans with cereal as a cross combination. They note animal and plant proteins can meet essential amino acids across meals and advise including complete protein sources or diverse foods daily.
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Dr. Lamb
Riches Temptation Warns Against Foolish Lusts
1 Timothy 6 verse warns that those who pursue wealth fall into temptation and many hurtful desires that plunge people into ruin and destruction.
Government Fuel Use Rises Amid Shortage and Grants
The government plans higher auto fuel use despite Nixon limits while continuing foreign grants totaling 30 million dollars for 5.1 million barrels of petroleum in 1971 and 1972. GSA reports 34 million extra gallons consumed in 1973, with a projected increase in 1974, marking a 4 percent rise since 1971. A falcon-based bird deterrent scheme by Lt. Col. Richard Graham faces legal pushback from Interior Department officials after past raids on his peregrine project, with fines proposed for Graham and defense of his conservation efforts.
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Washington
Nixon
Defense Department
General Services Administration
Ben Rosenthal
D-N.y
GSA
Howard Baker Finds Strength in Huntsville Roots and Photography
Washington profile details Sen. Howard Baker’s ties to Huntsville Tennessee and Cumberland Mountains, his private retreat, love of photography with multiple darkrooms, art collections, golf and tennis, family life with wife Joy and daughter Cissy, and his evolving political independence post Watergate.
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Washington
NEA
Huntsville
Tennessee
Cumberland Mountains
Howard Baker
Baker
Joy
Bill Swain
Howard
Bakers
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Pat Staples
Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Payman
Leon Brown
Ann B. Pritchett
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
Per
Europe
Lawrence E. Lamb
County Department of Health
Enterprise Ass
Jack Anderson
Georgia
Air Force
Richard Graham
Colorado Springs
Colo
U.S. Air Force Field
Madrid
Spain
Graham’s
Graham
FAA
Busy
Newark
Interior Department
Fish and Wildlife
Colorado
Greenland
Customs
Interior
Nathaniel Reed
Falks
Henry
Howard Henry
Howard Sr
Cumberlands
Everett Dirksen
Baker Place
William Swain
Knoxville
Senate
Soviet Union
Kyle Testerman
GOP
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Crossley
Baker-Testerman
Cissy
Puerto Rico
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Mr. Nixon
White House
Enewspaper Enterprise Assn
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