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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1987
Page
4
The government canceled top secret and confidential clearances for about 2 million military and civilian workers in a bid to safeguard national secrets after recent spy scandals. Of these, 1.6 million lost their clearances globally, highlighting concerns over access to sensitive information and signaling a broader overhaul of the system.
Bill Cornwell narrates a humorous addiction tale to gardening, from a single potted plant to a full blown obsession. He details therapies, group confessions, a dramatic yard raid, and a final relapse after years of recovery. The piece blends satire with a cautionary note on compulsive gardening.
Joseph Spear assisted United Feature columnist Jack Anderson in writing today's story. The piece traces disinformation tactics from the Nixon and Johnson eras through Ford Carter and Reagan, noting CIA and NSC roles, planted stories, and embedded doubt in public perception.
The item recalls events across years including the 1945 flag raising at Iwo Jima by Marines on Mount Suribachi photographed by Joe Rosenthal, Boston’s 1822 city charter, Santa Anna’s defeat at Buena Vista, Adams’ death in 1848, and Lincoln’s 1861 arrival to take office.
A reflective note recalls a 19 year journey from a fresh start in a thriving place to a decline as business waned. The writer blames themselves and others, noting top management failed to avert looming trouble while Wanda Orton Sationager is referenced amid a valiant local effort.
A Baytown Sun editorial reflects on the plant workers and unions, recounting past labor sacrifices, plant closures, and the author’s farewell visit to Texas Works. The piece blends memorial tone with hope for the future as the editor contemplates ending a long career.
A biblical verse states that the speaker is not ashamed because of faith in whom they have believed and their confidence that the belief will be kept safe for them until a future day. The text emphasizes trust and commitment to God.
From The Baytown Sun files this is the way it was recalls 55 years ago Dr H H Duke named city health officer with a salary of a year to combat a mild smallpox epidemic and milk ordinance prompted authority. He vowed to serve only as long as needed. Fire damages Jack Archer home in North Baytown. Services held for Karl Fromme 25 murder victim in Richmond. Also notes H G Bailey first candidate for Goose Creek City Commission April 6 election. Catherine Duhon 13 dies of double pneumonia. Wooster Baptist dedicates 25000 educational building.
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