Light pollution endangers Western observatories
Editorial on urban lighting glare harming major telescopes at Mount Wilson, Mount Hamilton, and Mount Palomar. Mentiones Tucson and San Diego Los Angeles, asphalt street paving, shields and filters to improve observing conditions. Argues expanding cities will challenge astronomical work, suggesting future moonward research milestones.
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Natural History
American Museum of Natural History
Mount Wilson Observatory
Los Angeles
Mount Hamilton
San Francisco
Mount Palomar
San Diego
Tucson
Ariz
Tax filing could be staggered by birth date or SSN
Two accounting professors argue in The Tax Adviser that federal income tax returns due on April 15 should be staggered through the year. Charles A. Nickerson and Earl F. Davis say shifting to a cyclical filing would ease IRS workload and cut costs, despite solvable challenges.
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American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Charles A. Nickerson
Virginia Commonwealth University
Earl F. Davis
University of Georgia
Uncle Sam
IRS
Vocabulary puzzle clues across and down from a mixed themed list
A compact listing of crossword style clues with across and down positions including terms like lakeblue pike, caviar, and various abbreviations plus cryptic style hints such as universal synonyms and biographical references across 1 to 78 and down 1 to 50, indicating a broad set of vocabulary entries and definitions for the reader.
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Saint —— County
Maryland
Rival build up feared if Nixon revenue plan okayed
Washington reports say congressmen fear revenue sharing would create a political kitty for rivals. Nixon wants 11 billion returned to states and cities and 9 billion with no strings, shifting decision power to local leaders while critics question trust in local spending and tax politics amid broader ICC scandal and a fish names saga in federal agencies.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
George Shultz
Bridge Honest Abe Tries To Preserve Game By Lincoln
A humorous fictional bridge tale imagines Abraham Lincoln playing three no trump. Lincoln evaluates leads and bids, finesses a club, and counts nine tricks in a match point game. Andrew Johnson, as dummy, compliments Lincoln who quips about splitting honors.
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West
Lincoln
Abe
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South
Andrew Johnson
Honest Abe
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge problem puzzle with six diamonds and hearts
In a duplicate bidding sequence West North East South 1y Double Pass 1h Pass 29 Pass 3h Pass 3¢ Pass 4¢ Pass Ssh Pass S Pass 6¢ Pass, South holds 87432 OT OQ98 MK INK. The question asks what to do after a partner’s double and East’s hidden two hearts. The suggested action is to pass, refit, and try slam in diamonds, but the problem asks for the best call now and promises an answer tomorrow.
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East
Bible Verse on Pure Religion and Widows
A concise quotation from James 1 27 emphasizes pure religion before God the Father by visiting orphans and widows in distress and keeping oneself unstained from the world.
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James
Baytown Sun Editorial and Advertising Staff Listing
The Baytown Sun publication details include staff roles such as Managing Editor and Advertising Director, plus pricing and mailing information. It lists categories like Classified Manager and Promotion Manager and notes standard mail and Sunday publication schedule from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520.
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Seers
Baytown
Texas
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
Cihemedind Lan Badan
Nixon repeats LBJ blunders in Baytown Sun column
Paul Harvey Nixon argues that U S policies in Vietnam widen the war beyond Cambodia and Laos, citing French warnings about Indo China and criticizing secrecy and domestic debate. He contends Americans may face increased casualties as South Vietnamese forces operate abroad. He notes France’s indochina experience and questions media briefings. He adds a Q&A section on toads, Gospels, giraffes, and moonlight.
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Baytown Sun
France
Georges Pompidou
Indochina
United States
Cambodia
Congress
Laos
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Russia
Izvestia
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Potomac
Proverbs and Gibran on kindness and contentment
A reflection on glad hearts and sorrow from Proverbs and a line from Kahlil Gibran. The quotes emphasize inner peace, cheerful bearing, and the duty to share happiness in daily life.
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Kahlil Gibran
Margarine choices and fat content guidance in a Q and A
Readers ask Dr. Lamb about margarine with low saturated fat and polyunsaturated options. Answers emphasize choosing products with the least saturated fat, typically corn or safflower oil, and note labeling gaps. Additional questions cover lecithin and vitamin E, with cautions that lecithin lacks proven benefit and vitamin E is usually adequate in a normal diet.
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Dr. Lamb
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