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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1972
Page
3
Five youths, aged 15 to 21, were implicated in two purse snatches near a large Midwestern university campus. Four fled with a church purse while a rooftop TV camera helped nab a 16 year old. the 19 and 21 year olds were jailed, the younger two released for lack of evidence, and the 16 year old sent to juvenile authorities.
Baytown Sun announces staff entries including Paul Putman Dwight Moody and Leon Brown as second class masters at Baytown Texas Post Office 77520. Paper published afternoons Monday to Sunday from 130 Memorial Drive with subscription rates and regional advertising affiliations listed.
A reader questions numb waxy fingers. Dr Lawrence E Lamb confirms Raynaud's phenomenon, describes causes from arterial spasm, and offers practical tips. Avoid cold exposure, wear gloves, keep hands dry and lubricated, quit smoking, and consider medical exam.
A 1972 essay notes buoyant mood on Embassy Row, driven by the belief that major powers cannot wage war due to nuclear catastrophe and the high costs of conflict. It contrasts 20th century restraint with earlier eras when military victory earned titles and property for generals, recalling McKinley and officer bravado.
Jack Anderson reports that Broken Treaties Papers stolen from the Bureau of Indian Affairs reveal multimillion-dollar land deals and federal manipulation. The documents, hidden across the U.S. and Canada, indict bureaucrats while Indians suffer high poverty and mortality. Anderson promises further disclosures.
James L. G. Fitz Patrick, 66, longtime physics teacher and Staten Island College dean, advocates a 350 pound ornithopter with 20 foot wings built in his basement. He expects to test in January and envisions a cheap quiet short ride, despite skepticism and limited government support.
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