Looking Beyond The Oil Crisis Editorial
The piece warns that the energy crisis extends beyond fuel shortages to affect jobs and the economy. It cites Arthur D. Little projections showing a 15 percent drop in petrochemical output could cost up to 1.6 million American jobs and over $65 billion in domestic production, with plastics sectors facing 560,000 layoffs and about $23 billion in losses.
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U.S
Arthur D. Little Research Organization
Arthur D. Little
Census trims gender in job titles sparking debate
The Census Bureau revises 52 of 441 occupational titles removing gendered terms from roles such as clergymen foremen and policemen to clergy blue collar supervisors and police. Critics note language shifts may not alter demographics or career choices and quote a biblical line about fishers of men to illustrate the change.
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U.S. Census Bureau
Diabetes and insulin timing confusion in patients
The dialogue explains that diabetes can involve faulty insulin timing rather than excess production. It notes early stages where pancreas makes insulin slowly, causing high glucose, then as glucose dips, excess insulin lowers it too much. The piece distinguishes this from other low blood sugar causes and cites medical caution. It also covers post ulcer stomach surgery and cholesterol intake, clarifying the stomach’s role is limited to digestion, not fat absorption, and warns overweight individuals face similar risks. The biblical reference closes the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Lamb
Readers defend game law enforcement against fishermen
A Baytown Sun letter writer supports Texas Parks and Wildlife officers amid harassment charges by commercial fishermen. The author cites shrimp act provisions and penal code sections on seizure and bond, defends officer conduct, and urges community backing for officials and Judge W R McMannus.
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Baytown Sun
Texas Parks and Wildlife
Texas Parks and Wildlife Officers
Justice of the Peace
V. R. McManus
Wallisville
David Lebedzinski
Lebedzinski
Rosprim
the Sun
Commission of Texas
McNeil
Parks and Wildlife
W. R. McMannus
Joe E. Hackney
Maritime leader Bentley accused of GOP fundraising links
Senate Watergate documents allege Federal Maritime Chair Helen Bentley collected at least $20,000 in Nixon campaign donations from Avon Steamships partners Leo Berger and Peter Constas. Berger testified he and Constas gave cash to Bentley to pass to the GOP, while Bentley denied soliciting funds. The article notes Avon had regulatory business and Bentley’s certification role for oil spill cleanup finances.
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Washington
Senate Watergate
Helen Bentley
Nixon
Berger
Peter Constas
Ms. Bentley
Stans
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Robert Vesco
Avon Shipping Co
GOP
Avon
Federal Maritime Commission
Cer
Commission
Bentley
Watergate Committee
Betsy’s Bits And Pieces Catalog Ramblings Stir Shopping Frustrations
A columnist riffs on fall mail catalogs and long checkout lines at discount stores. She imagines quirky, humorous gift ideas tailored to newsroom staff and colleagues, from a hollow football pencil holder to a lasagna pan and a humorous tribute plaque series.
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Dave Moore
Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Postal Service
Baytown Sun Classified Masthead and Credits
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Pat Saples as Director and the Classified Manager. It notes second class matter status at the Baytown Texas Post Office under federal law and provides mailing, subscription, and advertising service details for the paper published afternoons Monday through Friday from 1381 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas.
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Pao Paiman
Pat Saples
Baytown
Texas
Mai
General Advertising Service
U. S. Seterben Press, Inc
Ceestal Publicathens
Associated Press
Associated Prese
Pews Dispatches
Boca
Christmas Newsroom Catalog Items Spotted in Baytown Office
A playful in-house catalog listing items for the newsroom includes a regimental drum wastebasket authentic to Revolutionary War style, a Sun Spot Specialist Dodie Derryberry Schatz, a peace pipe and other reading aids. The note muses on postal delays and a newsroom Christmas list.
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Baytown
Dodie Derryberry Schatz
Mary Travis
Newsroom
Smithsonian Jazz Collection caps 17-label collaboration
The Smithsonian releases a boxed six LP jazz set drawn from 17 major labels. It includes 8 Armstrong Ellington selections each, 6 Parker Monk, and features legends like Bechet Hines Waller Holiday Tatum Fitzgerald Vaughan Mingus Roach Coleman and others. Sold only through museum shops for 21.50 plus 1.50 postage. Order by mail from Classic Jazz P O Box 141%, Washington DC 28044.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Martin Williams
Smithsonian
Williams
Scott Joplin
Jelly Roll Morton
John Coltrane
Alabama
Louis Armstrong
Duke Ellington
Charlie Parker
Thelonious Monk
Bessie Smith
King Oliver
Sidney Bechet
Earl Hines
Bix Beiderbecke
Fats Waller
Billie Holiday
Art Tatum
Ella Fitzgerald
Roy Eldridge
Lionel Hampton
Benny Goodman
Erroll Garner
Sarah Vaughan
Sonny Rollins
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Lawrence E. Lamb
Chris Rosprim
Houston
Anahuac
Dave
Lebzinski
G. W. McNeil
Texas Bay and Gulf Fisherman’s Association
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Parks and Wildlife Officers
Europe
United States
Marengo
Napoleon I
Waterloo
Jack Anderson
Betsy
Betsy Webber
Jim Finley
Mike
Barbara Cleland
Ed Malik
Kathy House
Glenn Pfenning
Simone Bush
Wanda Orton
Italy
Johnella Boynton
Preston Pendergrass
Che Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putmas
Leon Brower
Ann B. Pritchett
Eerertesrees
Jim Finley Atte Peeeeas
Wanda Ortom
Smithsonian Classic Jazz
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