Energy-Saving Push Faces Boiler Room Shortages
The FTC reports a nationwide crackdown on unethical insulation suppliers as demand soars since the 1973 oil embargo. Homeowners are urged to compare products by R-value, beware false claims, and seek specifics on thickness and coverage while FTC regions field inquiries.
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World free trade strained by harsh realities
New York AP reports the push for worldwide free trade sits uneasily with real forces. Labor pressure in the United States seeks limits on imports amid job fears, while governments and businesses seek policy balance. The United States, Japan, and Germany clash over surpluses and affordable pricing, with a falling dollar seen as a potential remedy but viewed skeptically by many authorities. A stabilizing dollar and orderly foreign exchange markets are deemed essential for healthy global commerce.
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Longtime Hill postmaster dies in 1957 Baytown Sun file
From Sun Files: Hig era memories recount Hill postmaster Loyal Norman Tyer who led Hig post office since 1930 and died after a heart attack in Dayton Hospital. Also notes Goose Creek police deputy commissions for jailer Dickson and fireman Lintelman, with no salaries, plus 1937 building permits and local bowling league results.
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Baytown Sun Editorial and Publishing Staff Listed
The Baytown Sun announces staff roles with Fred Hornberger as Editor and Publisher and CPred Harlan as co Editor and Publisher from 1950 to 1974, with Preston Pendergrass in Editorial, Wanda Orton as managing editor, and Jerry Winton in Advertising. The paper operates under a Baytown post office address with subscription rates and republication rights noted, reflecting Associated Press affiliation and a formal letter policy.
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Slow down and enjoy life’s green pastures as guided by faith
A reflective piece urges readers to slow their fast paced lives and find peace in simple daily rest. It recalls comforting bed rest, spiritual readings, and quiet evenings at home, contrasting modern bustle with a calmer, God guided rhythm for living.
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Bible Verse for the Word at Gad Quirk and Power
Fractured text fragment presents a biblical verse fragment mentioning Gad and a whetted sword. The readable parts reference piercing the soul and joints and a discerner of thoughts, though many words are garbled and unclear.
Washington Plans a Delaware Crossing Path in 1776
December 24 1776 Washington wrote Congress he intended to cross the Delaware River. The note hints at a bold move ahead of the surprise attack strategy.
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Washington Report on Urban Plans Lacking New Ideas
President Carter rejects top aides urban blueprint calling for fresh proposals to revitalize decaying cities. Internal debate splits on targeting funds, with emphasis on innovation, fairness, and political feasibility while housing secretary pushes extensive neighborhood rehabilitation and new housing.
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Loss of Balance in Younger Patient Showcases Multi System Causes
Dear reader discusses loss of equilibrium after cataract surgery. Doctor explains balance relies on eyes, inner ear, and body signals from muscles and joints. Could involve arterial disease or brain pathways. recommends neurology and possibly ENT evaluation to identify precise cause and treatment options.
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Today in History December 23 1977 highlights and birthdays
On this day in history events include Japan renouncing the Washington Naval Treaty in 144 and the murder of Archbishop Thomas Becket in Canterbury in 117. Notable births cover Andrew Johnson in 1808 and other figures. today also marks various global events from 1940 to 1973 and today’s notable birthdays Actress Vivica Lindlors aged 57 and Los Angeles Mayor Thomas Bradley aged 48.
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