Federal award spurs small business science effort
New York report notes the National Science Foundation wins the first annual award for Federal Sorat Busi ness Program elence from the Council of Small and Independent Business Associations. It highlights NSB plan as a prototype for federal science funding aiding 730000 small enterprises and attracting private capital, with grants up to 25000 and followup sums for development.
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The Mounties Are Unhorsed
The Mounties face serious allegations shaking their image as Canada’s FBI type force. Mail tampering since 1954, lies to authorities, break ins at Parti Quebecois HQ, arson to disrupt a Quebec meeting, alleged theft from a Cuban mission, and bugging of opposition offices are cited. Public scrutiny grows as democracies probe official wrongdoing.
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Purpose Of The ILO Pulls U S From United Nations Labor Body
President Carter moves to withdraw the United States from the International Labour Organization amid foreign and domestic disapproval. The decision follows Kissinger’s warning to reject ILO use as political propaganda and notes substantial U S funding but argues ILO rhetoric and ideology undermine Western priorities. A reversal could invite reentry if ILO returns to worker welfare and practical bargaining.
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Quotes on Life and Speech from American Figures
A compact assemblage of quotations from William Jennings Bryan Elbert Hubbard and others. It reflects on life birth action and death, happiness through work, and the value of clear speech from Oliver Wendell Holmes and Edwin Robinson.
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Baytown Sun Staff and Policy Note
A fragment from The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including executive editor and managing editor with dates 1950 1976, notes advertising and retail management staff, and describes reader engagement policies such as letter to the editor publication rules and signoff. The piece also references distribution at Baytown Texas and subscription rates.
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City Charters Were In The Mail In 1947
Sun files reveal December pattern with district judge rulings on carpenters locals in La Porte and Goose Creek, plus charter mailings to voters listing 408 names. Mentions of local sports, church talks, and civic notes bound to December 6 summaries across years.
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Goose Creek
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The Way It Was December 6 1778 Congress disavowed allegiance
A historic note recalls December 6 1778 when Congress rejected allegiance to Parliament while asserting sovereignty of the king. The item highlights the tension between colonial authority and the fledgling American struggle for self rule.
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Diamonds Found in Lesotho Mark New Independent Era
In Lesotho, once Basutoland, independence in 1986 coincides with discoveries of several 100-carat diamonds. The notable Kesotha Brown diamond weighs 1.28 carats and signals a new era for the southern African nation as a source of precious stones amid poverty.
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New Health Warnings Tied to Caffeine Passages
Washington insiders report a forthcoming secret study warning caffeine in coffee tea and cola may affect unborn babies. Officials weigh a strong advisory as University of Washington researchers led by Dr. Ann Streissguth linked higher caffeine intake to reduced muscle tone and activity in some newborns while noting findings are preliminary.
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Spinach and cereals in iron and calcium nutrition
Health columnist notes spinach provides iron and calcium but oxalic acid is not enough to prevent iron deficiency from other foods. Cereal fiber and bran can bind minerals, so people on whole grain plans should ensure adequate iron intake. Bran can aid digestion yet may raise iron deficiency risk if iron intake is low.
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Hope as the key to life and change from a pastor’s view
The speaker, a visiting pastor, argues hope is universal to life changes and claims God's power within believers can bring the Lomacryw they long for. He cites Romans 8:28 and notes his Garden Grove Church's Hour of Power TV program.
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Neverend Schuller
Garden Grove, Calif
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