Carter Seeks Middle Ground in Economic Plan
President Carter's proposed package blends tax cuts with energy taxes and public works. The State of the Union signals a pragmatic, moderate budget aimed at countering inflation and unemployment, while facing conservative concerns and a large projected deficit.
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McPhail Named Pastor Here In '38 Revival Era
Rev McPhail, long a candidate, is selected as pastor of Third Avenue Presbyterian Church. Appointment by church officials, with march 1 start, alongside local civic notes on school district leadership, tax sales, and scholarships at University of Houston.
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The Baytown Sun Publisher and Staff Credits 1950 to 1974
The Baytown Sun lists Leon Brown Fred Hornberger Fred Hammatt as chairmen and editors with Kim Finley Wanda Orton and editorial staff roles. It notes office details Memorial Drive Daytown Texas and rates for subscriptions by carrier mail and Sunday copies. The piece includes Associated Press membership and byline information.
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Residents praise bridge plan and critique local spending
A Baytown reader letter from Jerry W. Craig urges officials to prioritize critical needs like a new bridge across Clear Creek on Highway 146. He criticizes radar spending and crime programs while calling for reinvestment in community institutions and school administration.
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Conway Cabate Replaces Washington With Gales
In a sports note from February, Conway Cabate is reported to replace Washington with Gales marking a shift in lineup as the season progresses. No further details provided.
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Carter’s political favors fuel bid to aid allies on Capitol Hill
Washington report outlines Carter plan to back Democratic lawmakers who align with him, with cabinet members and Mondale guiding the effort. Carter aims to campaign for allies, while critics cite improvised responses and past missteps. aides say the strategy will be coordinated by Moore’s office as Mondale approves key travel and appearances.
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Health and energy tips amid mood swings and habits
An informational piece notes that about 80 percent of low energy cases are not due to disease, urging medical checkups to rule out conditions like anemia or poor nutrition. It highlights psychological factors, suggests steps to boost energy through goals and new activities, warns against energy-sapping habits such as smoking and inactivity, and cautions about stimulant pills and their risks.
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Three Applauded to National Posts and a Superstitious Bet
Aman reads of three appointments on the national stage and notes the number three everywhere. He bets one third of his money on a horse labeled Tria, chasing luck and courage. The piece ends with a church pastor, Reymond Schuller, promoting his Hour of Power TV program.
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