Sunbelt Wealth Drain and Crime Gap Analyzed
The Sunbelt faces a wealth drain from colder regions as 1978 data show the Northeast and Midwest running a 92.7 billion balance deficit with Washington while the South and West gain 23 billion. Crime rates in Sunbelt cities also exceed those of older Northern cities, with top 10 crime cities all in the South and Southwest per FBI data.
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Saalysis
Arpenest Aba Ence Ag
Froaiek Ae Congress
Northeast
Midwest
Washington
South
West
Sunbelt
Florida State University
Paul Brantingham
FBI
New York City
Tto
National League of Postmasters Sues USPS Over Salary Disclosure
The National League of Postmasters sues the U.S. Postal Service to block public release of postmaster salaries, arguing it violates the Privacy Act. The league contends state lists violate privacy while taxpayers have a right to know what public servants earn. The suit seeks action through the Neelfetter office.
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National League of Post Instars
U.S. Postal Service
Postal Service
League
Utd
Te Bank
League of Postmasters
Neelfetter
Jones
Sper
American Stock Exchange
It's Possible Robert Schuller Inspires to Seek Greater Goals
The article reflects on Robert Schuller and Victor Frankl's ideas about always pursuing higher objectives. It notes Schuller, pastor of the Golden Gate Community Church, on Hour of Power, urging readers to imagine greater levels to strive for and avoid languishing in complacency.
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Ling
Revergod Schuller
Commany Church
Margie Lawrence Named Miss Texas in 1937
From Baytown Sun files Margie Lawrence of Goose Creek won the Miss Texas title in 1937, competing against 20 other Texas contestants. She earned the right to vie for Miss United States in Biloxi Mississippi. Daughter of Mrs Emma Lawrence.
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Sun Files
Margie Lawrence
Texas
Baytawa Sun
Margit
Dell Lawrence
Goose Creek
Astibel
Dean Harrow
Saratoga
Arcadia
Harold Halsey Jr
New Mexico Military Institute
Rosewell
W.-M
Lybbert
Hailish abandons retreat at Fort Stamwix in 277
The report notes Hailish abandoning a single fortification during a retreat at Fort Stamwix in 277. Details are fragmentary and uncertain, but the event signifies a strategic setback in the ongoing engagements.
Prudent Man Theory Shapes IBM Stock Debate
New York AP reports Merrill Lynch foresees IBM earnings rising this year and 1978 while the stock trades well below its 1979 high. The piece argues the prudent man principle and ERISA influence fund managers to diversify or reduce risk, prompting heavy IBM selling by mutual funds despite expected growth.
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John Cunniff
New York
Merrill Lynch
IBM
ERISA
Vickers Associates
Wall Street Journal
Baytown Sun Editorial and Staff Details 1950 1974
Baytown Sun notes editor and publisher roles from 1950 to 1974, listing Fred Hornberger as editor and publisher and Fred Hartman as assistant co publisher. It names executive editors, managing editors, and department heads, plus contact details and subscription rates. The piece references Associated Press affiliation and policy notes on letters and republication.
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Woorsvo Gamers
Manatet
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman Vu
Edler
Sosed Southern Newspapers, Inc
Preslan Rea Perpiss
Jim Finley
Post Office
Baytown
Tedan
P.O
Ry Caerler
Oaitat Publications
Associated Press
Palehes
Raytown Sun
Fevie
Dent
Jerey WilAtoreen
Pat
McDonald
Atarch
Lal
This Day In History August 22 Highlights
On this date in 1941 Nazi troops reached the outskirts of Leningrad during World War II. In 1654 Jacob Bar simson landed in New Amsterdam as the first Jewish immigrant to America. In 1762 the Newport Mercury hired its first American woman editor. In 1778 General Howe landed 10,600 troops on Long Island. In 1846 the annexation of New Mexico was announced at Santa Fe. In 1910 Japan annexed Korea. In 1956 the Republican National Convention renominated Eisenhower and Nixon. Ten years ago U S Air Force officers in Saigon said air strikes around Hanoi and rail lines in North Vietnam were crippling the war effort.
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Leningrad
America
Jacob Barsimson
New Amsterdam
Grrlish
William Howe
New York
Long Island
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Japan
Korea
U.S. Ait
Saigon
Hanoi
North
Vietnam
Washington report on Carter's planning amid paperwork
Carter struggles with heavy paperwork and short-range crises as advisers urge long-term planning. He favors in-depth staff work on energy welfare and social security while minimizing day to day minutiae. An interagency group works on urban reform, with Congress steering priorities and policy timing.
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Deak
White House
Carter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Patrick Caddell
Stuart Eisenstat
Eisenstat
Essensial
Howie Kurtz
H.R. Haldeman
Oval Office
Eisensstat
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Health Education and Welfare
Joseph Califano
Bert Laine
Detroit
Fegsaboh
America
Spendig
Congress
Dear Dr Lamb Impotence and Marriage Counseling Advice
A wife seeks guidance on her aging, sexually vigorous husband who becomes impotent. The advice stresses open communication, reassurance, and emotional closeness. It notes aging and possible arterial disease as factors and suggests counseling, medical exam, and addressing overall marriage dynamics. The passage ends with a biblical verse from Acts 10:34.
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Dr, Lamb
Husbad
Cusing
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Joe Morgan
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Richard Nixon
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