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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1973

Page

2

Stopping Out Goes Mainstream in Colleges Across Nation

The McCalls article notes 48000 youths taking a year off between high school and college. Colleges now guarantee readmission, with many offering official deferment policies upon request. Proponents argue breaks enrich life experience while concerns focus on unequal access among class lines.

Mary Scott Welch McCall's Frank Newman Department of Health, Education and Welfare Newman

Underwater wind mills eyed for Gulf Stream power

NOAA scientists Har ris B. Stewart Jr John R. Apel and William S. Von Arx of Woods Hole suggest tapping the Florida Current as a power source. They estimate 25 megawatts from 25 large plants, but caution extracting more than about 1 000 megawatts could alter Gulf Stream flow and climate.

Harris B. Stewart Jr John R. Apel National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration William S. von Arx Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Florida Miami

Teen wrestler asks about weight and growth advice

Dear Dr Lamb explains that maintaining 122 to 124 pounds won’t stunt growth and weight lifting helps muscle development. It emphasizes balanced protein intake, overall energy, and pairing lifting with endurance exercise for a healthy body.

Dr. Lamb Lam Reader Japan

Supreme Court Ruling On Presidency Reiterated

The piece cites a historic Supreme Court stance, stating the court has no jurisdiction over the president and cannot enforce presidential acts. It notes potential conflicts between executive and legislative branches if the court were to intervene and preserves separation of powers.

Ernest Cuneo Washington Supreme Court State of Mississippi Andrew Jackson Congress Andrew Johnson Mississippi United States Court Salmon P. Chase Judicial Department John) Marshal Legislative Department Executive Department House of Representatives Senate The

Residents complain Dyer Street paving delays persist

A reader fends off dust and questions why Dyer Street remains unpaved while other streets in the addition are finished. The letter asks if winter delays will push work beyond reasonable time and notes prior summer promises.

the Sun Dyer Street Dyer Fritz Lanham Carlos Carpenter

Baytown Sun Masthead and Editorial Staff Note

The Baytown Sun masthead lists Preston Pendergras Jim Finley Wanda Orton Fred Hartman and others with John Wadley as publisher. It notes editorial and advertising departments led by Paul Putnam and Sean Brown among staff, and mentions distribution and Associated Press affiliation.

Preston Pendergras Jim Finley Wanda Orton Fred Hartman Ise-Ee Edistor John Wadley Paul Putman Sean Brown Ana B. Pritchett Kor Beca News

Muckraker role praised amid disillusion in America

The piece argues Americans grow punchy from shocks and distrust leaders while deeming corruption rare yet present. It defends investigative journalism, noting the muckraker’s persistence to expose graft and the system’s ultimate willingness to face truth, ending with a Bible verse from Genesis 22:8.

Abominable Meeting at 6 A.M. Council Schedule Opens

A Sun columnist jokes about dawn budget sessions by the city council. He notes the council may hold early or additional meetings to finish work quickly, while admitting his own difficulty waking before dawn. He asks readers not to lose sleep over the arrangement.

Trubing Lee Harvey Oswald William Calley Charles Manson Sun Fritz Lanham Council Mailer

Mailer Defends Marilyn Biog in Crowded Press Conference

Norman Mailer faces tough questions as he defends Marilyn a biographical novel about Marilyn Monroe. He cites speculation on her death and denies plagiarism while confirming royalties and his generous impulse. The event features sharp exchanges with critics notably Time magazine and Mike Wallace.

Mailer Marilyn Marilyn Monroe Miss Monroe Time Magazine Mike Wallace Wallace

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