Saudi cash flows back to the U S and the dollar
A Harper’s Magazine analysis estimates Saudi Arabia’s annual income gaps at 36 billion, with about 120 billion in foreign holdings. Most Saudis’ money has flowed to the U.S. Treasury, while private sector investments could reshape Western markets and Europe remains a potential but uncertain alternative. The piece notes escalating oil prices support the dollar and that Saudi investments may deepen ties to the U.S. economy over time.
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Forgiveness and Faith in Rural California Broadcast
A garbled 1960s style religious notice references Rugerend Schuller and Ganon Grove California with a weekly television program Hour of Pool. It speaks of salvation through Jesus Christ and contrasts wages of sin with eternal life. The fragmentary text mentions Romans 13.
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Baytown Sun Editorial and Publishing Details 1940 1974
The Baytown Sun outlines editorial leadership and staff roles from 1940 to 1974 including Editor and Publisher, Executive Editor, Managing Editor, and Advertising Manager. It lists staff names Preston Pendergray Wanda Orton Jerry Witton Pal B. McDonald and notes circulation details, publication schedule, pricing, and Associated Press membership.
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Carter era arms debate stirs over Saudi arms sale plan
Unclear text suggests Carter era concerns about arms control and potential to push high powered jets to Saudi Arabia. References to Congress, production, and political caution hint at debates over foreign arms sales and policy shifts.
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Carter Switch Seen On Control of Arms
A State Department spokesman discusses the Middle East arms debate. The piece questions why the United States would arm Saudi Arabia and Egypt, considers Israel’s possible benefits, and notes concerns over Soviet influence, oil power, and regional balance amid a widening arms push.
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Sadat Seeks U.S. War Plan Purchases After Washington Visit
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat pressed for U.S. war planes during his Washington trip as the Soviet Union reportedly continued supplying Egypt with arms after the 1973 war. Intelligence says Cairo received about 1.5 billion dollars in Soviet arms aid through 1975, including tanks and missiles, with some shipments arriving indirectly.
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Readers' Views on Film in Schools Sparks Debate
Carolyn Vitz criticizes The Sun clipping and quotes Helen Barolak and Mrs. Barolak regarding the film In Cold Blood shown to students. She argues eighth graders require more maturity and questions appropriateness for junior high use, maintaining unease about the district's stance.
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James B. Sullivan
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Hidden Cold War Arms Flows Reach Egypt via Europe
Secret reports detail Soviet shipments to Egypt since 1973 including MIG engines and aircraft, SAM systems, launchers, and hundreds of tanks. Additional transfers through Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia plus a 1975 move of six MIG fighters aboard a Soviet freighter indicate ongoing military support amid regional tensions.
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Causes and cures for bad breath in medical view
Bad breath has multiple causes and may require several exams. Start with dental check to rule out gum infection and tongue buildup. An ENT specialist should assess throat sinuses and infected areas. if none found, consider internal medicine for systemic causes and breath from blood chemicals.
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Sun Files Span Early City Hall Notes and Local Wins
A jumble of Sun Files from 1958 highlights city council history with references to Dorris Dean’s era, precinct 2 commissioner status, and mass reelection considerations. The piece also mentions Wayland Catoe winning at an amateur contest, Baytown and Goose Creek employees forming a softball team, and retirement notes from city officials including C. Darwin Middleton. Additional items salute local sports, charity weeks, and notable medical news.
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