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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1977
Page
4
The piece argues language as a unifier and divider, noting Quebec's strong push for independence. It cites France’s stance, predicts a Levesque referendum within two years, and warns that linguistic chauvinism hampers calm resolution for Canada.
A fragmented meditation contrasts a farmer’s drought ruined fields with a pastor’s televised message about purpose and hope. It laments weeds in tillage and urges cultivation of positive actions over despair, citing Reverend Schuier at Garden Grove and a nationwide program.
From The Raytown Sun files the year 1957 notes Horinthians 71 and local civic updates. Grigg is named Baytown Shrine Club president, succeeding Albert Nelson on January 1, with Baytown City Council debating bond financed civic improvements and a proposed separate construction department.
Nancy Gould Gex, a Baytown native now in Mobile, announces her first book The Beverly about the Beverly Theater near New Orleans. The volume blends history with personal anecdotes and photos, featuring contributions from Van Johnson Dana Andrews Tab Hunt Virginia Mayo Imogene Nate Storm Pit O'Brien Rob Crane and Mary Todd. Nancy credits her Baytown roots and theater work for inspiring the project and invites readers to obtain copies through her Baytown liaison.
A scrambled history note lists key dates such as 1782 birth of Martin Van Buren in Kinderhook, 1848 Polk announces California gold discovery, and 1962 US USSR space cooperation. It mentions 1993 repeal ratification, 1994 executions in Russia, and Vietnam War protests with 264 arrests including Dr. Benjamin Spock and Allen Ginsberg.
Washington opinion column by Jack Anderson and Les Whitten critiques President Carter for wavering on human rights. It cites arms support to Somoza and Iran, alleged Ugandan training ties to Amin’s police and State Research Bureau, and a push by Congress to probe Kampala links. The piece frames U.S. policy as inconsistent with stated ideals and human rights aims.
The Baytown Sun notes its editor and publisher roles, listing Preston Pendergrass Executive Editor Jim Finley Managing Editor Wanda Orton and others. It outlines staff departments, advertising, circulation, and submission policies, including letters to the editor and privacy guidelines.
Dear Dr Lamb notes Lasix diuretic may deplete potassium, especially in older patients. If a patient with heart disease uses diuretics, potassium loss can occur and dietary potassium or supplements may be advised, with kidney function considered. Also covers X ray dye visibility in clot detection.
Phi Beta Kappa is founded at Williany and Mary College on December 3, 1270, marking an early milestone in American scholarly honor societies. The report notes the college as the founding site and highlights the event as a significant academic development of the era.
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