Cause Of Better Times In Uncertain Ford Era
The piece weighs whether Ford’s policies or national resilience drive a brighter economy as 1970s unions fault his veto on a picketing bill and farmers quarrel with world market controls. It notes eight million unemployed, ongoing political hurdles, and a cautiously improving outlook for both Ford and the nation today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
White House
Thomas Paine
Paine
Ford Administration
Gerald Ford
Quaker Leader Praises China While Refugees Flee to Hong Kong
Russell Johnson asserts China provides basic rights and health care for citizens at Case Western Reserve University. International Rescue Committee notes about 5,000 Chinese refugees entered Hong Kong last year with another 1,000 plus returned to China in 1975. The contrast highlights immigration pressures and debates on freedom and well being under communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Russell Johnson
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
International Rescue Committee
Hong Kong
Johnson
People’s Republic
From Sun Files 1946 1998 Baytown miscellany
A compilation of brief Baytown items including a 1998 forgery probe by Deputy H C Spence involving two checks for 15 dollars, a Goose Creek dance fundraiser for drill team uniforms led by A H Lintelman with Fahy Godliny’s 10 piece orchestra, a deadly blast at a butadiene plant killing two workers H L Eberly and G P Newman, Priscilla Sewing Club quilts shipped overseas, Mrs Bill Strickler honored by the 44 Club, Piggy Wiggly ad featuring veal steak 39 cents a pound and coffee 30 cents, plus 1938 notes of Humane Officer Buck Arwin bandaged after a dog bite, Maxwell Construction winning a gym remodel contract, Thomas F Rhodes earning the Eagle award, and the Wainscott anniversary party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Spence
C. H. Cooper
Tris Cities
Goose Creek
A. H. Lintelman
Fahy Godliny
H. L. Eberly
Gresham
G. P. Newman
Houston
Priscilla Sewing Club
P. V. Alexander
Bill Strickler
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mars
W. Alton Welch
Texas
Buck
Arwin
Maxwell Construction Co
Horace Mann
Jack Reber
Thomas F. Rhodes
Jim F. Rhodes
L. W. Wainscott
Lllnois
Second Look At A Disjointed U S Economy In 1975
An analysis of 1975 shows inflation eroding savings while the savings rate rose. Unemployment remained high, dampening confidence yet existing home demand and lender activity surged. Mortgage loans climbed to 1 220 000 as home prices rose and Treasury bonds set new cash sale records despite measurement quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Noton
Tate
Savings and Loan Associations
U.s.league of Savings Associations
Association
Department of the Treasury
Today in History for February 1, 1978
On this date in history the first U S Supreme Court session met in New York City in 1790 and Mary Stuart’s death sentence was ordered in 1587. Other notes include attempts at union in 1968 and milestones in education and space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Royal Exchange
New York City
Elizabeth I
Mary, Queen of Scots
Texas
Thomas Edison
West Orange
Trypve Lie
United Nations
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
Egypt
Sudan
United Arab Republic
Twn
New York
Plan for Conciliation with the Colonies Rejected
William Pitt’s 1715 proposal to ease tensions with American colonies is rejected, signaling continued colonial grievances and resistance to reconciliation tactics. The decision shapes early colonial policy and debates over governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pitt
Psalm 27 14 Wait on the Lord for courage and strength
A Bible verse from Psalms 27 14 urges readers to be strong and take heart while waiting on the Lord The quotation emphasizes steadfast faith and courage in divine timing for believers seeking spiritual encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Nixon orders airstrikes and secrecy on Kissinger calls
The article depicts James Colson and Jack Anderson recounting a 1972 sequence in which Nixon ordered a bombing and strict silence across the bureaucracy. Colson notes Secret Service monitoring Kissinger communications and Nixon’s fury at perceived insubordination, with Kissinger seeking respite in Palm Springs before renewed scrutiny. The fragment hints at a broader back room maneuvering surrounding the war policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colsam
Nixon
North Vietnam
Senate
Fuera Crene
Kissinger
Nixgey
New York Times
James Heston
Heston
Colson
Henry
Olson
Washington Redskins
Palm Springs
California
Secret Service
Foo Kesler
Palm Springs.”” Colson
Kitsingee
White House
Kissinger and Nixon Era tensions recalled in declassified notes
Reminiscences describe Nixon’s desire to replace Henry Kissinger within months and internal aides’ view that Kissinger faced pressure. Close associates say Kissinger feared removal amid policy disputes over bombing and foreign strategy, with hints of transitions at San Clemente and Camp David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des
Henry
Harvard
Colson
Kissinger
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Charles Colson
Fistee
Nixon
Tolson
Camp David
Eer
Klealager
San Clemente
Calif
Muro
Megacolon and Hirschsprung disease overview
Megacolon or Hirschsprung disease results from missing nerve endings in the lower colon and rectum. It causes obstruction, dilation above the narrowed segment, constipation, gas buildup, and potential inflammation. Management ranges from diet and laxatives to surgical removal of the obstructed area with nerve preservation. Cancer risk is not proven related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirschsprung
Baytown Sun masthead and staff list excerpt
The Baytown Sun imprint shows Leon Brown and Fred Hartman as editors with various publisher and management roles in a 1950s-era masthead. The fragment lists executive, managing, and advertising staff, including names such as Pendergrass Finlay Wanda Orion and Jerry Wintan, plus Associated Press affiliation and publication rights notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Wintan
Pal Staples
Congress of Merch
Tesas
Timtom
Mann
Racwawet
Naliocaly
Coustel Pubicalons
Memden
Associated Press
Vereeseseereee
Atal
Offica
Mandy
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Dickh
American Cancer Society
Dr. Lamb
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Fred Hartman
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