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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1971
Page
4
Editorial notes a strong auto love affair despite warnings about air quality and traffic. An opinion poll from Highway Users Federation shows 80 percent favor the current highway system, while half see environmental harm from highways and 66 percent of city residents favor auto-use restrictions in congestion, signaling potential policy shifts.
Not every observer marked Plymouth Mass 350th Thanksgiving with joy a direct Wampanoag descendant called it 350 years of sorrow. The remark foreshadows ongoing pain from colonial impact while noting a modern Indian music graduate and high school director of music.
A collection of crossword style clues and word fragments from a historical newspaper page. Includes hints like Habitat phrases and abbreviations, with entries such as Confederate abbr and printer's measures, plus scattered numeric references and language notes.
Washington reports say the Federal Power Commission aided El Paso Natural Gas in efforts to reduce competition and raise prices. The piece cites internal memos and testimony showing FPC officials pressuring against anti-trust actions while federal judges and the attorney general challenge El Paso’s market grip. The narrative mentions John Nassikas, Gordon Gooch, Weldon Thomas, and a Denver hearing as the dispute centers on gas rates and consumer costs.
The Galveston Baytown Sun page lists staffers including Fred Hartman John Wadley Ann B. Pritchett and Tarrier. It notes subscription prices 25.98 per year for mail and 82.15 monthly for some service, and states national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc. The notice reserves rights of republication and credits The Associated Press for dispatches.
ERNEST CUNEO notes Edward M Kennedy’s Harvard Law Forum address signals a 1972 style, a fierce, personal attack pattern likened to Robert Kennedy. Kennedy criticizes Nixon era justice and campus silence while urging bold, systemic change within government.
Joel Gaines and his brother Jud sit East and West in a four spade contract. Jud opens clubs queen. Joel wins with ace. A defensive ruff sequence and diamond finesse let Joel beat the contract, illustrating practical bidding and play insights from the Oswald and James Jacoby style.
Dear Dr Lamb explains cirrhosis as liver scarring and outlines causes and prognosis. He notes most cases are managed medically and surgery is rarely helpful for cirrhosis or liver cancer. A reader asks about raw beef liver and is told it is safe if from a healthy animal.
In a hand from a bridge game the sequence West North East South is given with a double and a three heart bid by West, partner responds three clubs over two hearts, and the question asks what to bid now. The text notes a suggested line of four no trump or five spades and hints at a reveal of ace if partner shows one, with the answer to be provided tomorrow.
A verse from Revelation 1 8 proclaims God as Alpha and Omega the beginning and the ending the one who is who was and who is to come the Almighty cited in a religious text.
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