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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1973
Page
2
Baytown City Council earns praise for addressing elderly problems and plans a seven member committee to study senior issues. The editorial urges tax relief, more federal aid, and concrete action rather than talk, urging pride in senior citizens and a strong effort to implement solutions.
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising department personnel including editor Fred ttartman John Wadley Putman Ann B. Pritchett editor and publisher, Preston Pendergrass executive editor, Jim Finley managing editor, Wanda Orton associate managing editor, and advertising staff Paul Putman Dwight Mandy Leon Brown. Suburban News Agency mentions Associated Press membership and reprint rights for material.
A reader describes sharp eye pain and nostril burning at 10 000 feet with each leg of the flight. Doctors say a blocked sinus can cause this problem under altitude changes and advise preventive steps before flying.
Doctor warns aviators face sinus-related ear pain from cabin altitude, not true altitude. Advice includes preflight nasal decongestants with caution. Also cautions against self administering antibiotics for colds due to viral causes and risks to hearing from improper antibiotic use.
Washington reports that China has not only nuclear weapons but delivery means that could bring Moscow within range. The piece contrasts Soviet, Japanese, and Indian responses, discusses preventive war, and notes the shift in power balance since 1949 with China now a nuclear-power player.
Washington column by Jack Anderson warns the U S military communications network is vulnerable in peace and war citing costly failures and sabotage risks. Sources describe undersea cable cuts by Soviet trawlers and delays in ships like the U S S Liberty and U S S Pueblo due to garbled and misrouted messages.
A meditation on death and society's neglect of dying people. The essay cites Dr. Herman Feifel and theologian Paul Ramsey, arguing that fear and isolation surround death in America and that families, nurses, and physicians rarely discuss the final journey. The piece calls for a humane model for handling end of life.
Excerpt from Death as a Fact of Life by David Hendin discusses attitudes toward dying, citing Socrates and Osler on mortality. It notes fear varies, studies show many accept death, and social factors distance the living from the dying. It highlights Kastenbaum and Mumford on perception and family dynamics.
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