Sea Law Accord Faces Deadlock Over Ocean Minerals
International law on seabed minerals stalls as Third World nations demand U.N. control. U.S. producers eye unilateral mining to exploit manganese nodules containing nickel copper and cobalt, aiming for self sufficiency by 2000. Debate intensifies at Geneva talks as prospects of a treaty fade.
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United Nations
U.S
U.N
Elliot Richardson
United States
Geneva
Phantom Taxes Hit Utilities Profit From Tax Shifting
Washington memo reports utilities add phantom taxes to customer bills and keep the full federal tax savings in reserves. Critics cite flow-through moves and deferred credits totaling billions, arguing ratepayers deserve tax savings. AT&T defends reductions via lower rates. Some states push to return funds, but major firms resist amid potential court review. The piece also notes Carter's oil pricing diplomacy amid a looming energy program and a concurrent U.S. Steel price rise.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Forme
Congressional Research Service
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Federal Power Commission
The
Environmental Action Foundation
California
ATT
Bell
Congressional Research Serves
Sharles Percy
Carter
Percy
United States
U.S
Cat on Kilgore Road Inspires Rescue Chronicle
Photographer Glenn Folkes captures a dramatic chase as a kitten named Flaff is rescued by neighbor Buddy Mitchell from a wall in the Zimmerman home on Cedar Bayou Road. The two dogs and frantic mother cat are described, and the kitten is later provisioned by Ruth Immeman’s family before sadly dying the next morning.
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Flaff
Ruth Immeman
Herb Zommerman
Cedar Bayou Ranch
Zimmerman
Zinunerman
Zininvermans
Andy
Mitchell
Buddy
Zimmermans
Baytown Sun Editorial Details Structure and Rates
The Baytown Sun staff and press team are named including Leon Brown and Preston Pendergrass with titles at Newspapers, Inc. The notice also covers advertising, circulation rates, and policy on letters to the editor, noting paid subscriptions and general publication practice.
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Leon Brown
Fred Rarimen
Them Newspapers, Inc
Jersey Winton
McDonald
Secundidays Macity Aline Baytown
Teans Pout Othiy
EE Congress
Marie
Bubllatad Etlevaaans
Shveug' Frey
SuNaera
Repubtes
Lessons From the Wise Man on Life and Goals
A parable about a boy and an old man in a canoe illustrates missing life by chasing minor topics. The man studies trees soil and sky but lacks direction, while the boy emphasizes setting goals and readiness to take risks to seize opportunities. Reverend Schnifer of Garden Grove, California, is featured in a TV program at Hour of Power.
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Sochenl
Reverand Schnifer
Garden Grove
Calif
Bureau critic Bullock fired over alleged misuse of data
The Mirror reports on a former Census Bureau analyst, Bullock, who received two letters of reprimand. He claims coercion over demanding corrections to biased figures in the annual county business survey and unfilled orders data. He says higher officials pressured him and disputes the delay in issuing caveats.
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Bullock
Shirley Kallek
Kallek
Mureau
Milton Eisen
Baytown Sports Highlights From 1937 And 1957
Baytown archival notes show Moore's Brownhill girls softball claiming the state title in 1937 with captains Ruth Bramlett and Ola Mae Crate, while 1957 reports cite Cedar Bayou and Anahuac schools, local tennis players Robby Foley and Tasker Haynes, and plans for a county hospital district and new high school construction by Maxwell Construction Co.
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T. Ristine
Daily Sun
Beaumont
Beaumont Enterprise and Journal
Oren Prey
San
Baytown
Chamber of Commerce
Baytown Utilities Corp
Post Office
Moore
Brownhill
Goose Creek
Ingleside Humble Girls
Austin
Ruth Bramlett
Ola Mae Crate
Melba Brown
Driskill
Robert E. Lee High School
Cedar Bayou
A.W. Akridge
Pred Clark
Mama
Jack Henderson
Robby Foley
Tri-Cities
Tasker Haynes
Netter
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Houston
Anahuac
Liberty
Glen Harper
Butch Williams
Kathy Williams
Annette Willcox
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Maxwell Construction Co
Blood pressure basics and Lab M details from Dr Lamb
Dear reader letters explain normal blood pressure targets, diuretic use, and lifestyle steps to control mild hypertension. A reader asks about high blood urea nitrogen and protein intake. the answer clarifies what BUN measures and factors raising it, including protein consumption and kidney function.
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DR. Lamb
Roc
Lamb
Kay
OFAR
The Way it Was August 14 170% Compres res solved
Fragmentary OCR notes describe plans to encourage British settlement through land grants citizenship and inward settlement policies. The text mixes phrases about dep Sectess and inerdam of rs, with unclear dates and garbled terms. Further clarity is needed to identify concrete entities or events.
Bible Verse The Lord Is Nigh Unto All Who Call Upon Him
A brief religious verse from Psalm 5 18 expressing that the Lord is near to those who call on Him sincerely in truth. The wording emphasizes divine accessibility and trust.
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