Uniform speed across all vehicles urged for safety and fairness
Editorial argues a nationwide 50 or 55 mph limit should apply to all vehicles to ensure safety and fuel efficiency. University of Illinois traffic expert Baerwald warns mixed speeds risk head on collisions on two lane roads and chaos on multi lane highways, with policing and overtaking challenges highlighted.
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Environmental Defense Fund
John E. Baerwald
University of Illinois
Baerwald
Gasoline price hack could dodge pump limits
A mix of good and bad news on fuel costs outlines a plan to bypass price limits by scaling pumps to half gallon values. If prices rise to 55 cents, the dial would read 27.5 cents per half gallon, doubling at checkout. The tactic hinges on standard pumps not showing hundredths of a cent to track fractional increases.
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Ohio Department of Agriculture
National Bureau of Standards
Press Ethics and CIA Ties Stir Debate on Newsroom Loyalties
Ernest Cuneo argues that reporters must not be paid by others, yet notes that a reporter’s access depends on source confidence. He cites Times and ABC as examples of cross-border information exchange and questions whether CIA paid sources would be protected by major outlets. He observes daily advice between press and government and the leverage of a president ignoring such advice.
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Washington
CIA
Nathan Hale
U.S
NEW York Times
Castro
Cuba
Kremlin
Abc-Tv
White House
The
Black Panthers
Elisberg
Ex Industry Man Shapes Pentagon Oil Policy
Washington reports Deputy Defense Secretary William Clements, ex oil executive, influences Pentagon oil decisions. Memoes show Clements approved energy policy council and a procurement plan inviting industry, notably Sedco, amid possible Arctic contracts. Sedco's Beaufort Sea platform and Alaska pipeline bids loom. Schiff: none.
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Washington
Defense
William P. Clements
Pentagon
James Schlesinger
Clements
Sedco
Schlesinger
Defense Energy Policy Council
Arctic
Beaufort Sea
Alaska North Slope
General Accounting Office
Jack Cloherty
Alaska Reserve
Understanding osis and itis in diverticular disease
Dr Lamb explains the difference between osis and itis and applies it to diverticulosis and diverticulitis. A soft or no food diet may be used during acute inflammation, with bowel training and bulkier diets afterward to restore normal colon function.
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DR. Lamb
The Associated Press Rights and Reprint Policy Noted
A fragment from The Baytown Sun mentions copyright and production terms for Associated Press dispatches. It outlines exclusive rights for replication and usage restrictions, with notes on subscription rates and publication origin.
Wandering Horse Power for Baytown Life
A Baytown Sun reader imagines using federal funds for horses in city life. Mounted patrols, water access, troughs, hitching posts, horse driven commerce, and horse powered services are proposed to transform policing, civil defense, transport, and daily errands. A contest invites readers to submit more horsy ideas for a prize.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Memorial Field
Sterling High School
Baytown
Goose Creek
Texas Avenue
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