Oil Cartel Faces Pressure as World Powers Seek Balance
The OPEC stance softens as ministers accept participation in a world economic conference. Western economies respond with calls for cooperation amid soaring oil prices and a rift over energy policy. The editorial cautions exporters about provoking broader shifts to alternative energy and economic strangulation.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Aesop
Ford
U.S
United States
Europe
Henry Kissinger
Algiers
Mr. Kissinger
Vickie Powers Finds Help and New Direction in Baytown
A year ago Vickie Powers was destitute and paralyzed by illness after a car accident. The Weaver family funded a relief fund that enabled Vickie to travel to Oregon to visit her sister and continue education at Umpqua Community College while paying college fees through a vocational program. Now a busy student with five classes, she volunteers and studies hard, proving the value of community support and belief in deserving individuals.
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Vickie Powers
Vickie
Gulf Coast Hospital
Archie Davis
Paul Ie, Weaver
Paul
Winston
Ore
Oregon
Ump
Qua Community College
Weaver
Baytown
Congres sional staffers used as personal servants, report says
A 1960s era feature accuses congressional staff of shopping for pantyhose driving cars and tending dogs for members. It notes a 42500 dollar salary backdrop and cites examples from Heckler Culver Shuster Dole and others, describing nursemaids and odd errands as routine in some offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional
Congress
Margaret Heckler
R-Mass
John Culver
D— Towa
Jeanette Williams
Harrison Williams
Chet Holifield
D. — Calif
Daniel Flood
D.—.Pa
Coco
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt Orders Flag for Vice Presidential Office
Franklin D. Roosevelt issued a directive to create an official flag for the office of the Vice President. The move aligns with standard ceremonial decor for executive branches and signals formal recognition of the VP role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bible Verses On Faith and Confession
A pair of biblical verses urge confession of Jesus as Lord and belief in God’s raised Jesus from the dead for salvation. Another line counsels fighting the good fight of faith and laying hold on eternal life as called and witnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Weight loss causes and occipital headaches answered by Dr. Lamb
Readers ask why unexplained weight loss occurs and what an occipital headache is. Dr. Lamb explains calories in and out, possible medical causes including diabetes and cancer, and notes the need for medical exam. He defines occipital headaches and links to blood pressure and migraine, urging readers to seek evaluation.
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DR. Lamb
Reader
Dar Reader
Dr Lamb
P.O
Radio City
New York
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listings
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Editor and Publisher Ann B. Pritchett 1950-1974 and notes General Manager, Advertising, and editorial staff positions. The paper, published afternoons at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown TX 77520, details subscription rates and business office information and credits national representation by General Advertising Service and U S Suburban Press Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann B. Pritchett
Fred Hartman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Fee
Aude Ae
Baytown
Texas
C.sox
Carnea
General
U.S. Suburban Press, Inc
Coastal Publications
Associated Press Press
Sponians
Reserveon Brown
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
ERS
Dim Finlay O
Ee Eee
Wanda Orton
Jerry Winton
Pat Staples
Frugal Energy Tips From Readers Offer Household Hacks
Readers share practical money saving ideas. Reuse envelopes as scratch pads and coupon keepers. Use paper napkins to wipe dishes and grease pots to save water. Heat small portions over a gas stove pilot light to conserve energy. Layer old wool quilts or blankets under sheets and warm beds with an electric blanket before sleep. Consider leaving storm windows on for better insulation. Submit ideas to The Inflation Fighter for potential publication and a free book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.W
York, Neb
A.S
Yankton, S.D
Freshman Lawmaker Pressler Promotes Open Books in Congress
Freshman South Dakota Representative Larry Pressler aims for full public disclosure of his income tax returns and personal finances. He plans to co sponsor a bill to require similar transparency for all senators representatives and staff. He rejects honorariums and returns 10 percent of his salary to state government while seeking a smaller office chair and a limit of four terms.
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Washington
NEA
Larry Pressler
South Dakota
Congress
Pressler
Republican Party
GOP
Republican National Committee
Mary Louise Smith
Washington Post
National Committee
Middle West
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Sun
Twilight Cruises
Jack Anderson
Glenn Anderson
Hima
Dulles International Airport
Redeye
California
Bella Ahzug
N-Y
Bella
E.J. Shuster
R — Pa
Robert Dole
R — Kans
Fen
Senate
Dr.Lamb
The
Baytown Sun
Assc
Berrys World
Buswell Ni
Ny Nea, Inc
Chow (Blum
Rhoda
A.P
Madison, Wis
B.P
Marquette
Mich
H.W
Cleveland
Ohio
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