The Special Interests Dilemma in Public Life
President Carter faces a murky field over special interests in policy work. Lobbies from Chamber of Commerce to AFL-CIO blur lines between national concerns and favors to specific groups. The piece weighs money and public accountability as voters are urged to scrutinize lawmakers and oppose self serving moves.
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Carter
Agamnet Ure
Noteel
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Afl-Cio
Wyoming
Lab
Hocki
Nixon
White House
Sac
Supreme Court
Bobby Sutphin Led Workshop At Sun From Baytown Sun
Bobby Sutphin led a Baytown Sun workshop as main speaker at a Baytown event. The session drew more than 100 women attendees with Sutphin, Sun women's editor, guiding the program. Local residents invited to a Firemen's Dance at Sylvan Beach by the La Potla Volunteer Fire Department.
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Bobby Sutphin
Sun
Baytown
Slee
Mike McCune
Mey
Doe Gates McCune
Aransas Pass
Darglars
Hook
Navy
San Diego
Aytown Sun
Today in History highlights and notable birthdays
On this date in 1945 General MacArthur arrived in Japan to oversee Allied occupation after World War II. Events include Benedict Arnold’s promise to the British in 1780, Powell’s Grand Canyon expedition in 1869, and Dawes Plan signing in 1924. Birthday: Roy Wilkins, 76, and actress Joan Blondell listed.
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Jeff
IMS
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Cleopatra
Eom
Auleide
Ant Sep
Ane Hutchitson
Massachusetts
Benedict
Grand Canyon
London
China
Red Guards
Peking
U.S. Senate
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Eader Roy Wilkins
Joan Biondell
Energy plan flaws highlighted by trade group in Carter era
The American Petroleum Institute and other groups argue that a House energy bill will not spur domestic oil and gas production. Government studies cited by the API suggest recoverable resources could rise under higher prices and technical advances, but new policy would risk prolonging shortages and hindering exploration by maintaining price controls and restricting intrastate markets.
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Houston
American Petroleum Institute Con
Carter
Ue Tnstitule
Ube
United States
U. S. Geyvlopien Suney
U. S. Geological Survey
Ted Tate
Maturail
Geological Survey
House
Federal Energy Administration
Einergy Research and Development — Administration
American Gas Association
Massachusetts
Huny
Sind
I Institute
Papyr
T Han
Baytown Sun Masthead and publication details from 1950s page
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Editor and Publisher positions from 1950 to 1974 with Frea Hornberger as General Manager and Fred Hartman as Assistant to Publisher. It shows executive editors, advertising staff, pricing, publication schedule, and notes about Associated Press membership, copyright, and letter policies, all on a Memorial Drive Baytown page.
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Frea Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Leon Brown
Joan Wadtey
SOY Win
Cesserensenergie
Notothurn Bie
CNN
Kran
The
Sun
Washington Report on a halves of offshore gas pipeline
A half billion solar natural gas pipeline HIOS offshore system faces delays from backstage deals. FPC approved construction without producer contracts, leaving gas producers to withhold supply until prices rise. Complex intercompany ties and political friction color the episode as regulators shift to require prior contracts.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Catbard
High Island Offshore System
HIOS
Gallagher, Conner
Richard Dunham
Dunham
Veluran
PPC
Far
Sli
JMOS
Perdue
It's Possible Schuller Says Negative Thought Blocks Path
Reverend Schuller of Garden Grove California Community Church urges embracing possibility over fear. He argues that warnings from experts can become stepping stones and that negative thinking is more dangerous than risks of hopeful planning. His Hour of Power program airs weekly.
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California
Reverend Schuller
Garden Grove
Calif
Pawer
Orthostatic albuminuria in a child explained
A reader asks about persistent excess urine protein in a 12 year old. The doctor explains orthostatic albuminuria where standing increases albumin leakage but no kidney disease is present, suggesting recheck after lying down and bladder emptying to confirm normal variation. if stays normal after rest, no serious issue.
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Dearor, Lamb
Strom
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Raymond B. Baca
Richard Nixos
Honoluly
Tanaka
Someguie
Hans
Isatel
Lord
Christ
U.S
Federal Hall
New York City
Baytown Sun
Preston Pendergras
Jim Finley
A. Wanda Orton
Advertising
Lerten
Publicatian
Narney
Ubon
Goest
Reagan
Washington Report
Marc Smolensky
Boland
Thomas
Tip) O'Neill
Congress
Ford
Peter Bourne
Bourne
O'Neill
Lester ‘Wolff
D.N.Y
House Select Committee
Kim
Kim M-sung
South Korea
Kien
Berry's
Robert Schuller
Lima
Lawrence E.lamb,m
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