Farm enrollments rise as ag schools grow in 1977 data
The farm story shows rising college enrollment in agriculture, with 1977 fall totals at 8,519 and a two decade rise from about 36,000 in 1953 to 54,000 in 1970. Women make up 44,052 or 3 percent of the total, and many graduates stay in agricultural offices rather than farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Town State University
College of Agriculture
Busines
Mall
Fuem
Tow University
Louis M. ‘Thompson
Furals
Jaen
Irregular Narrative From a Troubled Moment In California
A fragmented account references refrigeration failures and personal turmoil entwined with a public figure. Names and places appear obliquely, mentioning Reverend Schuller and a California community. The text mixes disjointed phrases about environment, thoughts, and a late public airing.
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun lists Editor and Publisher Fred Moraberger, Assistant to Publisher Fred Hartt, Editor Preston Pendergrass, Jim Flaley, Wanda Orton as Executive Editor, and various editors and advertising staff. The paper operates from 288 Market Street Baytown, with daily and Sunday editions and subscription rates noted, alongside a formal letter policy and reprint copyright statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovensisbens
Fred Moraberger
Fred Hartt
Osses Enuisimenes
EOHOP
Southern Newspapers
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Flaley
Wanda Orton
Capitol Spotlight on Foreign Investors Roiling Detroit Real Estate
Wealthy overseas investors push into Detroit property and banking, fueling a radical redevelopment plan. The First American partners and Gulf Arabs have steered capital into a stalled downtown bank and the Cannerce Development Administration backs a $6 million federal guarantee to salvage the Hotrait Fenaisance district. The surge prompts debate on social responsibility and the impact on minority workers during a city already reeling from postwar decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida
Ely
Mraraon
Colterigues
Dlowntown
Cannerce Department
Sun
Bible Verse About Gifts and Light Inconsistencies
A reader quotes a Bible verse about every good gift coming from above and the Father of lights. The text contains misspellings and questions about the source, specifically referencing James 1 17 and asking for clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sollveth
Janes
Washington Report on Hebert Hospital and Byington
The piece details the costly F Edward Hebert Naval Hospital in New Orleans, its rising price tag from 11.7 million to over 21 million, and underutilization with few patients. It also covers John Byington resigning as Consumer Product Safety Commission chair amid criticism of hiring practices and alleged political pressure.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Edward Hebert
Louisiana
None Armed Services Committee
Volved
F. Edward Hebvirt
Hebert Hospital
I T
Bob Carr
D-Mich
Thomas Downey
D-Ny
Shuy
Lesshan
Downey
Navy
Graham — Claytor
Hebert
Uni
le Aeros
Congression
Montiole
Uebert Complex
F.C. Gregg
New Orleans
Lhe
Byington
John Byington
le Repichtigan
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Tie Meilin
Dyrigtott
Medical tips warn aspirin use for strokes and bleeding risks
A reader's questions prompt a doctor to explain aspirin and anticoagulants for stroke prevention. Advice covers the dangers of bleeding, proper dosing, and the need to consult a physician for individual risk. The discussion references aspirin’s role, naprin like substances, and the Physician's Desk Reference as guidance.
Readers' Views Letters Raise Energy Bill and Busing Debates
Readers criticize Rep Reichardt for pushing Carter energy plans and opposing a tax on foreign steel warning Texas oil and jobs will suffer. They urge action against inflation and criticize schooling busing debates, Harlem magnet program, and Barbers Hill Littin ribblers program with concerns about educators and administration.
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Edior
U.S
Texas
Mr. Reichardt
Biditor
Barbers Hill
Elmo Camp
Baytown
TriCityr Baptist Church Dedicated on East James 1948
Baytown notes list a 1948 dedication of TriCityr Baptist Church on East James with Pastor J. D. Puller, and refer to its historical name changes from Toni Tr-Cstine to Second Baptist Church and later to Second Baptist Church of Baytown as the TriCities area grew.
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East James
Baytown
F. M. Moyer
Cedar Bayou
J.D. Marcontell Jr
J. D. Puller
Aln
Manleris
Rebel Inn
Market Strel Head
Goose Creek Street
Goose Creek
Edward J. Sawnerger Jr
Fahy Godfrey
Farkanier Gander
Rice Institue
Second Baptist Church
Second Baptist Church of
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Ra Jarauy
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Congress
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Reverend Schuller
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Calif
Community Ghorel
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Hot Af Power
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Baytown Sun
Jyevecaranasceeneeneee
Advertising Department
Jerry Winton
Pa’ B
MicDon
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Claey
Bay Sen
Tradford
Nate
Tee Mengelalrive
Baytinh
Oan
Capitol Spotlight
Martha Anghie
Ant Rohnert Wales
Avastiington
NITA
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Cambry
Tinonelad
Meath
Jiwestor
Westmont
Houston
Lénee
National Tank
Gvorghi
Phadnis
Han Vance
Lner
Wmiaraat
Detroit
First Acithin
Brom
Dior
Aralegan
Tink
Unchoted
Washington Report
Feraian
Terzian
Bisls
Justice Department
Esiington
Coinitin
Civil Service Commission
Ford
Uae Byington
Dyington
David Dunn
Jos
Dunn
Lyington
Ally
Shin
Howie Kurl
Civil Service
Vhiet Dunn
Sen
Wendell Ford
D-Ky
Jose Deeds
Dak Mader
Tony Wortitt
Ireseid
Moritan Industries
Pearit
Inols
Bob” Dailey
Dave
Harlem
Liltie
Shinng
Yormmunity
Doris Ashcraft
Burnet Drive
Dan Stallworth
Pete Suiliz
Frank Junes
George Armstrong
FEG
Dees
Kiwanis Club
Jim Bond
T. J. Greaney Jr
John Shearer
Byard Soay
Toni
USS
Theumbus
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