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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1977
Page
3
The piece outlines support and criticism of President Carter’s proposal to grant residency to illegal aliens with established community ties and a seven year cutoff. It condemns unconditional amnesty and warns such a move would open the border and worsen unemployment and welfare issues.
Tokyo reporter Hiroshi Sekiguchi tested anti hijacking at 13 major airports across Europe and Asia traveling 18 630 miles. Eleven failed or lax in screening with guards at six airports confiscating a pistol shaped electronic lighter while seven overlooked examination. Frankfurt in West Germany allowed boarding with the fake pistol highlighting widespread indifference to hijacking threats.
Mexico considers a 40 million World Bank loan solely for family planning amid a population of 62 million. At current growth rates the population could reach 175 million by 2000, straining food, housing, education, and jobs and driving illegal immigration to the United States. The note urges action for mutual benefit.
The Baytown Sun editor and publisher roles are listed with names including Fred Hornberger and Fred Harlands. Administrative and editorial positions such as Preston Pendergrass Jie Filey Wanda Orton and others are shown, along with advertising staff and Baytown mailing address. Rates, postal details, and public notice policy are included. The piece notes Associated Press membership and republication rights.
Phil Long, 61, and his wife Sue won against the Internal Revenue Service after eight years in court. They challenged a back-tax assessment tied to their real estate business and faced potential high penalties before prevailing in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Two travelers bonded by chance went on a remarkable journey across continents and later became ministers and a prominent IRS tax suit family. The Longs spent years challenging the IRS, winning key rulings that overturned most claims against them, including a pivotal Tax Court victory restoring a spouse’s monthly pay. They spent tens of thousands on legal costs but describe the outcome as a divine providence guiding their path.
Washington reporters outline worsening conditions in Mexico's Sinaloa region where campesinos endure crowded shanties, meager wages, and pesticide exposure. The piece links poverty to mass migration toward the United States while noting growers seek U.S. protectionism to shield Florida farmers, risking broader border pressures.
A reader asks if long term female hormone therapy is dangerous and how long to continue. DEA advises uterus absence lowers cancer risk, notes possible heart attack or clot risk, stresses quitting smoking, and suggests evaluating kidney artery blockage and thyroid replacement. recommends cardiovascular center referral and medical optimization for energy and blood pressure control.
A 978 dated entry claims Congress granted sweeping autocratic authority to George Washinguin, outlining the transfer of legislative power. No further context or verification is provided in the fragment.
A saying about Jesus teaching that those who are whole need not a physician and that call to help sinners rather than condemn the righteous appears in a rough rendering of Mark 2 17 with archaic spellings and phrasing.
Sun Files recounts Carl Brazell notes Pride of Barbers Hill star Cort Brazell to play on Southwest All Star Team versus Chicago Bears and Washington Redskins. Reports on Shell Deer Park refinery strike end and injuries from a hand firecracker incident. Mentions ten four unit two story apartments planned near San Jacinto Memorial Hospital for about 125000 dollars and Price Apartment Complex relocation near Airhart after hospital acquisition.
The note marks Tuesday January 27 1977 as the first day of the year with four days left in the year and highlights the day in history.
A reader criticizes a $94,000 city purchase of garbage trucks for plastic bags while noting no funds for humane officers to control dogs. The letter questions civic priorities and urges neighbor-city consultation. Also a timeline of historical dates from 1822 to 1945 highlights Pasteur, Carrie Nation, Bastogne, and Korea.
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