Navigating Special Interests In Populist Campaigns
The piece debates how to define special interests in politics and notes lines blurred by money and perceived national interests. It cites Chamber of Commerce and AFL-CIO lobbying, Nixon Watergate, and the need for voters to judge leaders while warning there is no free lunch.
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Nixon
White House
Supreme Court
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Bobby Sutphin Leads Baytown Sun Workshop August 1957
Bobby Sutphin, Sun women's editor, leads a Baytown workshop with more than 100 women in attendance at The Baytown Sea. Participants include local residents and readers from across the area as plans for future editions and activities are discussed.
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Public Works
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Joe Gates McCune
Aransas Page
Iron Houk
Wooster
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Theresa Nelson
Uebbie Salver
Dan Mihoney
Ells Griffin
Baytown
Navy
San Diego
Morehan
Bobby Sutehia
August 30 in History A Record of Key Events and Birthdays
On this date in history Gen Douglas MacArthur arrived in Japan ending World War II and setting up Allied occupation. Benedict Arnold’s covert pledge at West Point. Maj John Wesley explores the Colorado River. Mawes plan reparations signed in London. Red Guards protest outside the Soviet Embassy in Peking. Thurgood Marshall confirmed as first black Supreme Court Justice. Nixon visits Honolulu with Japan PM Tanaka. notable birthdays include Roy Wilkins and Joan Blondell.
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Egypt
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Arnold
West Point
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John Wesley
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
London
China
Red Guards
Peking
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Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Analysis of Carter energy plan shortsighted, says institute
The American Metrolearn Institute and other bodies warn that the House energy bill fails to stimulate domestic oil production. They cite U S Geological Survey studies predicting substantial recoverable oil and natural gas, but say higher prices and continued federal controls are needed to unlock supplies and avoid shortages. The background paper criticizes the House bill for maintaining obstacles and delaying exploration while urging stronger investment and policy support.
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Geological Survey
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Federal Energy Administration
Energy Research and Development Administration
American Gas Association
Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
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Jeading Natural Pas
Baytown Sun Editorial Department and Staff, 1780 1974
A garbled historical Baytown Sun page lists editorial department roles and staff names such as Leon Brown John Wadley Fred Hornbeeger Fred Hartman Peestan Pendergrass and others. It includes publishing details from a Baytown, Texas edition with office address Merarial Drive, subscription rates, and a policy note on letters to the editor.
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Leon Brown
John Wadley
Fred Hornbeeger
Fred Hartman
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Secrey Winlonics
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Pal B. McDonald
Baytown Tosar
Actol Congress of
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Afteenooms
VMI
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Corrite
Nationary
Coastal Publications
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Gas Pipeline Delays Highlight Backstage Deals in Washington
Washington report details the High Island Offshore System pipeline stalled by behind the scenes actions. FPC approved without producer contracts, leaving gas producers to withhold supply until prices rise. Pipeline firm gains while consumers bear most costs amid ongoing political and regulatory friction.
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Washington Law Gm
Gallapher
Conner
Boland
Christopher Boland
HIOS
Robert Perdue
Richard Dunham
Dunham
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Perdue
Notable quotes from Reverend Schuller on possibility
Reverend Schuller of Garden Grove California urges facing potential road blocks as stepping stones to success. He recalls starting a church with a drive-in theater and champions aggressive, resourceful, enterprise driven thinking over negative caution. His Hour of Power program spreads the message weekly.
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Reverend Schuller
Garden Grove
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Orthostatic albuminuria in a child explained
A parent asks about persistent protein in a 12 year old's urine. The doctor explains orthostatic albuminuria, a benign variation where standing increases urine protein. If symptoms occur only while upright, and a lie-down test normal, kidney disease is unlikely. further testing may confirm.
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