Exploitation debated at UN and in Nigeria oil rush
Allende denounces U S imperialism while Bush defends profits of investment abroad. The article argues a revisionist view of global wealth, highlights Nigeria as an oil giant, producing 1.9 million barrels daily with $3.4 million flowing in daily and a 12 percent GNP rise in the last year.
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Salvador Allende Gossens
Chile
United Nations General Assembly
United States
U.S
Allende
World Bank
George Bush
Bush
Ecology Movement
Nigeria
Baytonians Meet Far From Home In Coincidental Encounters
While traveling through Colorado Albuquerque and Weymouth Massachusetts Baytown residents share chance meetings with former neighbors and Sun paper staff. Ed die Comeaux from Baytown later reconnects in Weymouth and Baytown ties surface through former workers Joanna Ethridge and Jim Hammond. The Baytown Sun web of readers and carriers spans decades and cities.
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Colorado
Die Comeaux
Roy Comeaux
Louisiana
Keels
Baytown
Hancock Center
Baytown Sun
Joanna Ethridge
Hammond
the Sun
Indian Affairs Shakeup Ends Bruce Rule With Deputy Crow
A 1971 power shift at the Indian Bureau saw John Crow installed as deputy commissioner with full authority, sidelining Louis Bruce a Mohawk advocate. Crow rewrote directives, demoted Bruce aides, and halted honoring Indian treaties, signaling a top‑level administration bid to control policy.
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Washington
Congress
Louis Bruce
Bruce
Nixon
White House
Interior
Rogers Morton
John Crow
Morton
Crow
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Operating Services
Ernie Stevens
Baytown Sun Editorial Details and Publishing Info
The Baytown Sun lists staff including Fred Viartman John Wadley Paul Putman Ann B Pritchett Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton Dwight Moody Lenn Brown with editor and publisher roles noted. It shows publication details at 101 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77521 and subscription rates 3 715 per month 57 5 00 per year plus mail rates on request.
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Fred Viartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Baytown
Texas
Act of Congress
Memorial Drive
P.O. Bon WM
General
Suburban Press Inc
Associated Press
Spon
Nostalgic trip through Lockhart memories and hometown stores
The author recalls a centennial edition of the Lockhart Post-Register linking family history in Central Texas. Vivid scenes include childhood summers in Lockhart, visits to Glosserman’s grocery and Rosenwasser’s on the square, and memories of a grandparent guiding a blind father to market aisles. The piece ends with a wish to return and see if the old well remains.
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AL Melinger
Lockhart
Menard
Central
Texas
Glosserman's Grocery
Glosserman’s
Rosenwasser
Grandpa
Trapping in the Meadows A Surviving Life of Willie Royka
Willie Royka 47 traps muskrats in the Hackensack Meadows near Little Ferry New Jersey for a living. He has snared about 25 000 muskrats in 33 years averaging 20 a day with his best year near 900. Royka lives with his family in a three room house and survives on rat sales plus junk collecting while rejecting welfare.
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Little Ferry
N.j—Neai
Willie Royka
Muuskrats
Royka
Empire State Building
Rovka
Hackensack
Hudson River
Manhattan
Times Square
Willie
New Jersey
Hackensack River
Cedes
Reyka
Jersey
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la Marque
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Comeaux
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Fidie
IBM
Jack Anderson
Threequarters
Immanuel
Che Baytown Sun
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Dwight Moody
Lenn Brown
Mana
Berry's
NEA
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