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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1976

Page

3

Tax filing warned may be more difficult this year

IRS Commissioner Donald C. Alexander warns that completing the new tax return could be harder than in past years as taxpayers rely more on their own calculations. Mailing of forms is delayed at least two weeks due to reforms. Alexander fears more arithmetic errors amid a patchwork system and ongoing tax reform efforts.

Internal Revenue Service IRS Donald C. Alexander Alexander Congressional Congress

Carter Better Handwriting Said to Foretell Little

Autograph expert Charles Hamilton analyzed signatures of presidential candidates for the Writing Instrument Manufacturers Association. He finds Jimmy Carter’s handwriting more legible than Gerald Ford’s but warns legibility doesn’t predict success. He notes Napoleon, Wilson, Kennedy, and Adams as examples of varying penmanship and impact. The true measure remains the laws Carter signs.

Charles Hamilton Writing Instrument Manufacturers Association Jimmy Carter Gerald Ford Hamilton Napoleon Woodrow Wilson John F. Kennedy John Adams

Beverly Sills Thrills Baytown Fans In 1956 Concert

Bruce Day praises Beverly Sills in a Baytown Civic Music Association appearance. The archival note recalls Sills rising to international fame, with local reminiscence of the concert and community praise. Also mentions various 1956 items from the Sun Files including Burns and local events.

Sills Market Baytown Clyde Woodward Jasper St. Mark's Carver Panthers Corsicana Negra Bruce Day Beverly Sits Metropolitan Opera

Editorial Page 6 A Features Tuesday December 14 1975

Editorial page 6 A presents a collection of features and columns from December 14 1975. It surveys local insights and commentary, offering readers a snapshot of opinions and in‑depth takes from staff writers and contributors.

Cat in Wall Disturbs Baytown Chamber of Commerce

Baytown manager Dave Moore faced a wall dwelling cat that moved between tuna breaks, drawing firefighters and standoff tactics. A chase ended when Dave grabbed the feline, receiving a bite to the thumb before Tracy Wheeler boxed the cat and Dave sought a rabies shot. The cat was removed and the episode wrapped up with no further incidents.

Baytown Chamber of Commerce Dave Moore Chamber Baytown Chamber of Commerce Dave Tracy Jim

Today in History highlights and famous births

Today in History recalls key events on December 14 1946 UN General Assembly vote to locate headquarters in New York 1799 George Washington dies 1819 Alabama statehood 1911 Amundsen reaches South Pole 1916 Denmark sells West Indies 1937 Japan sets puppet government 1941 Wake Island battle 1956 Vietnam Hanoi bombing first admitted 1969 Dacca bombardment 1975 France aids Egyptian armaments. Births include Lee Remick and Margaret Chase Smith. Thought for today notes Josh Billings. Bicentennial note recounts Washington urging spies near the Delaware River.

Associated Press United Nations General Assembly USN New York George Washington Mount Vernon Alabama Roald Amundsen South Pole Denmark Danish West Indies United States Japan Peking U.S Wake Island North Vietnam Hanoi Dacca France Lee Remick Margaret Chase Smith Maine Josh Billings New Jersey Pennslvania Jersey Delaware River

The Baytown Sun Staff and Masthead Note

The Baytown Sun page lists Leon Brown as editor and publisher with John Wadley, Fred Hornberger, and Fred Hartman in key roles. Advertising and management staff names appear, along with mailing address at 130 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and subscription rates. The note outlines Associated Press rights and letter policy.

Leon Brown John Wadley Fred Hornberger Fred Hartman Baiter Southern Newspapers, Inc Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton Jerry Winton Pat Shaplds Texas P.O. Sox Baytawn Coastal Associated Press Baytown Sun the Sun

John Sullivan Raid Hits British Ammo Depot at Portsmouth

In 1774, John Sullivan led a successful raid on a British ammunition depot in Portsmouth, disrupting supplies and boosting colonial morale during the siege era. The operation provided crucial arms for American forces and showcased Continental daring against British stores.

Dee John Sullivan Portsmouth

Verse of guidance and nourishment from Isaiah

A biblical verse from Isaiah 58 11 expresses divine guidance that sustains continually and satisfies the soul even in drought. It likens divinely guided lives to a watered garden and never failing springs.

Pope Urges Crackdown on Mafia and Drug Trade

Pope Paul VI urged severe legal measures to crack down on the Mafia and drug traffic. He met U.S. congressional delegates led by Rep. Lester Wolff and pressed coordinated ecclesiastical efforts worldwide. DEA chief Peter Bensinger praised the pontiff’s stance and urged all agents to follow his lead.

Washington Pope Paul VI U.S House Lester Wolff D.-N.y Vatican Pope Paul Wolf Wolff Peter Bensinger Bensinger DEA Holy Father Brouhaha

Barbs By Phil Pastoret Nostalgia and car lore

Barbs by Phil Pastoret reflect on nostalgia for older cars as a joke about enduring four flats per 200 miles. The writer recalls a past holiday party and notes that toasting the host might have been a good idea in retrospect.

Mirage to Pool Triumphs After Tragedy

Robert Schuller urges turning tragedy into triumph and not quitting after defeats. He cites Captain Scott and warns against cynicism from broken marriages or failed deals, arguing that buried treasures can yield refreshing pools if faith endures.

Robert Schuller Captain Scott North Pole

Diet and health guidance for hepatitis recovery and cola effects

A reader asks about diet after mild hepatitis and how to support a son’s immune health. The doctor says most recover fully and can eat normal amounts of carbohydrates and protein, avoid excess fat, and consider a daily vitamin if eating habits are poor. Alcohol should be limited if any liver damage remains. A separate query on cola drinks notes moderate intake is fine for healthy individuals, but caffeine and acidity can irritate sensitive stomachs and teeth may suffer from frequent cola consumption.

DR. Lamb

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