More Women In Congress Seen In the Half Century
Helen Delich Bentley predicts women will hold half the House and a third of the Senate within 12 years based on under-30 voter trends. She notes 119 women in top government posts, plus 1,200 more in middle-management roles over the past 15 months, reflecting expanded female influence in federal service.
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U.S. Congress
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
House of Representatives
Senate
Orsuch
Helen Delich Bentley
Federal Maritime Commission
Nixon
Bentley
University of Minnesota
Council of Economic Advisers
Atomic Energy Commission
Tariff Commission
National Endowment For the Arts
U. S. Tax Court
United States
U. S. Mint
Maritime Commission
No Law Change Hurts New York racetracks says economists
Economists Gary Ross and Douglas Coate testified that legalization of offtrack betting produced no major impact on illegal bookmaking and caused attendance declines and tax losses. They cited 1971 wagering of 120 million with Offtrack Betting Corp and a 1.2 million drop in four tracks admissions, plus 11.4 million in tax revenue shortfall.
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New York
Gary Ross
Douglas Coate
City University of New York
Aqueduct
Belmont Park
Roosevelt Raceway
Yonkers Raceway
Baytown Sun publication and mailing details
The Baytown Sun is a second class matter publication at the Baytown Texas Post Office 77520 under the Act of Congress of March 1879. It prints afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 136 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P O Box 90 Baytown 77520. Subscription rates list carrier 2.18 per month 75.80 per year and single copy price 10 cents. Mail rules on request. It is represented nationally by General Advertising Service VW 5 Suburban Press Inc and Coastal Publications. It is a member of the Associated Press. The AP is identified exclusively for republication of news dispatches credited Tot or not otherwise credited in this paper and local news of spontaneous origin. rights of republication of all other matter herein are reserved.
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Texas
Act of Congress
Memorial Drive
P. O. Box
General Advertising Service
VW. 5
Suburban Press Inc
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Young Delegate Recalls Democratic State Convention Experience
A 22 year old white woman recounts voting in the May 6 1972 presidential primary for Gov George Wallace and attending precinct, district and state conventions. She describes being elected as a Wallace delegate or alternate, learning procedures, and urging other youths to participate in 1976 to understand government and voter responsibilities. Kay Rayon 1016 Sunset Drive.
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the Sun
George Wallace
Wallace
Tex
San Antonio
Miami
Calvin Guest
Kay Rayon
Sunset Drive
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on football pools and home pickles
Barbs reflects on how football pools drain spending money and jokes about homemade pickles as a remedy when arguing with a spouse. It notes time drags during visits, presenting a light column style with witty observations.
Pellagra rare in U S but diet key to prevention
Dr Lawrence E Lamb explains pellagra is a vitamin deficiency mainly from niacin 부족 and notes it is now rare in the United States. Diets heavy in corn and pork fat caused past cases in the southern U S, while mature bean seeds and lean meats, grains, and enriched breads help prevent it. Symptoms include digestive issues and skin dermatitis, with possible mental effects in advanced stages.
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United
Ted States
Bible Verses on Judgment and Salvation
A quoted passage contrasts punishment for despising the Son of God with the promise of salvation for belief. It cites Hebrews 10 29 and John 12 47 noting that Jesus did not come to judge the world but to save it.
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John
Television and police faced months of civil unrest debate
A memo discusses how TV coverage shaped views of police during riots and uprisings from 1968 to the Baton Rouge and Kent State incidents. It notes first-hand tear gas timing, asks who fired projectiles, and argues that peaceful assembly rights are mixed with violence. Quotes include Kurt Waldheim and Sen. George McGovern on security and patriotism.
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Chicago
Baton Rouge
Southern University
State Commission
Louisiana
Edwin Edwards
Sou
Engineer Predicts Human Use for Mechanical Heart in Three Years
San Francisco report on Paul K. Davis, a self made engineer, and Dr. Benson Roe detailing the Davis pump a piston driven device designed to replace a human heart. Davis projects human application within three years highlighting his Alameda California workshop and Pacific Roller Die Company.
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SAN Francisco
NEA
University of California School of Medicine
Dolly
University Surgical Center
Paul K. Davis
Benson Roe
University of California
Dr. Roe
Davis
Paul Davis
Elgo Sabbatini
Louis Washansky
Christiaan Barnard
Alameda
Pacific Roller Die Company
Hayward
Calif
San Francisco Bay
Michael DeBakey
Adrian Kantrowitz
Norman Shumway
California
Starling
Ernest Henry Starling
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U.N
Sen
George McGovern
Vietnam
Willard E. Chambers
Irving R. Kaufman
U.S. Court of Appeals
New York City
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