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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1972
Page
5
Houston authorities urged press cooperation in fighting organized crime. Police Inspector Harry Caldlof said news coverage shapes public judgment and that publicity can deter syndicates. He warned reporters to avoid overreacting to officer errors and noted manpower limits hinder policing.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department says Operation Superpass is underway at Jasper State Fish Hatchery. Twenty one female largemouth bass, weighing 3 4 to 5 1 2 pounds, are being kept as brood stock for hybrid super bass—half Florida bass and half native Texas bass—flown in from Florida for the program.
Mrs Orion Whitehead of Sylmar California sent 300 to Parkland Hospital Dallas in a note describing the gift for a future recipient in the charity ward. The letter dates the baby born in 1985 and praises the care received. A separate snippet reports Texas lake bass stocking and Florida bass crossbreeding for faster growth in spring spawning.
Anthony Burgess says his works used in schools include The Wanting Seed and A Clockwork Orange. He notes differing UK and US publication counts, discusses Kubrick’s film adaptation, and reflects on writing as composing from an era driven by poetry and his opera-inspired genesis.
HAL BOYLE reports on public humor around sobriety with quotes about life on the water wagon and dry jokes involving Burgess C and references to A Clockwork Orange. A separate item covers Crawfordsville writer Burgess Harbolt recounting five novels and a plan to write a Napoleon work as a symphony.
Texas medical schools hospitals and societies offer 56 continuing education courses for physicians in 1972. Courses cover general and family medicine malignant disease cardiovascular disease psychiatry nuclear medicine pathology radiology and surgery across multiple state locations. The Texas Medical Association says doctors can stay in the state while learning the latest techniques.
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