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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1970
Page
6
Washington observers note that in the transition to the 1970s power remains in the hands of septuagenarians. These older men, many in Congress, the courts, or federal agencies, influence policy through a rear-view mirror rather than forward planning.
A critical look at senior lawmakers notes a widening gap in energy and vision as veterans, including Speaker John McCormack, approach 80. The piece recalls Kennedy’s assassination era moment and portrays McCormack as diminished and out of step with the era's demands.
The Baytown Sun lists editors Fred Hartman Bill Herwen and John Walley with Ann B. Pritchett as Editor and Publisher and roles for general manager business manager and office manager Preston Pendergrass managing editors Johnella Boynton and others Advertising includes Paul Paiman Dwight tileedy Leon Brewer and R Grmeee. Published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memoriz Drive Baytown Texas 77520.
Readers seek a handbook on sanitation and exposure prevention. The column explains silicosis from silica dust accumulates in lungs, develops slowly, and has no cure beyond avoiding exposure and improving ventilation or using respirators. It also covers siderosis from iron ore dust or welding fumes, its TB risk, and that prevention is the sole remedy. Debunked deja vu as a symptom, not a disease, linked to schizophrenia if frequent.
Bridge tips show Hamman bidding three hearts and redoubling to reveal a partial stop in the opponents suit. Blackwood sequence leads to six hearts as Soloway opens seven of trumps and the declarer wins, ruffs spades, and discards to set up dummy's fifth diamond for a discard.
A bridge question describes a six heart contract and a six diamonds bid by partner to show a king. The reader is asked what to do next and notes odds favor partner holding or having a finesse for a grand slam. It ends with a Romans verse about faith and justification.
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