Andrus Admits Hidden Colorado River Study Amid Budget Flap
Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus acknowledged that his department launched a four million dollar environmental impact study of the seven state Colorado River Basin without his knowledge or that of aides or his boss. The disclosure came as Western senators pressed for details, highlighting concerns over independent studies within government agencies and potential political fallout.
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Western sOamtors
Colorade
Clifford Hanger
Wyoring
Andrus
Thangen
Henry Jackson
Agi Andrus
Washington
Andras
Haddin
Fragmented nostalgia drifts through a surreal shoreline reverie
The prose wanders through drifting images of storms and bright skies, naming distant figures and places in a dreamlike sequence. A vague story hints at healing, fate, and divine meaning as chaotic thoughts gradually settle into calm.
Fragmentary Bible Verse Note Recited in House Scene
A garbled OCR fragment references a biblical scene entering a house and finding a watchful presence. It mentions names like Mary and Myuther with unclear phrasing and stray words, possibly from a Matthew 2 passage, but the text is unreadable and not coherent enough to confirm a precise verse or translation.
Editorial staff and features of Baytown Sun page
The Baytown Sun page lists Leon Brown Editor and Publisher Fred Hornberger Assistant to Publisher Fred Harlin Editor and Publisher 1950 1974 with titles Preston Pendergrass Jin Finley Wann Orton Executive Editor Managing Editor Associate Managing Editor and advertising staff. details show office roles and dates with Associated Press attribution and masthead notes.
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Leon Brown
Fred Hornberger
Fred Harlin
Rood Southwell
Nawapapers, Inc
Preston Pendergrass
Jin Finley
Wann Orton
New Fed Chief’s Monetary Views Stir Market Anticipation
The article surveys expectations about the new Federal Reserve chair and his potential impact on policy, inflation, and the dollar. It notes market uncertainty, potential employment effects, and how such a leader could influence stock performance and trade, referencing previous Fed leaders and the power of the central bank.
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Mok
Aibeny
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Willi Miller
Natin Haknowi
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Monetary policy debate sparks inflation unemployment clash
A fragmented discussion features Burns and Meany on jobs versus inflation amid high interest rates. Critics accuse the leadership of inflation bias while business leaders warn that price shocks threaten new firms and capital access. The Carter administration faces uncertain timing as candidates weigh economic policy.
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Sai
Burns
Tla
Cates
Tiurt
Stennis Accused of Pushing Beech Aircraft Deal
Washington charges Sen John Stennis chairman of Armed Services pressed Navy to award a 21 million contract for 22 CTX light aircraft to Beech Aircraft Corp. via private letters and pressured bids while sidelining competition. Spell, a former aide, tied to Beech consulting, while defense officials dispute bidding intent.
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Les Whitten
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D-Alas
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Steanis
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Pennagon
Beech Airer
Navy
Beech Air
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Pentagon
Marc Smolensky
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Capt. Ab. Brace
Naval Air Systems Command
Mittee
Metzenaur
Galdwater
Beech
Stenais
Acne and hair myths discussed by Dr Meade and Dr Mader
A reader with severe acne asks about antibiotics and side effects. Dr Meade defends prescribed antibiotics for teens and explains tetracycline safety. Dr Mader debunks the head shaving myth for a two year old, explaining hair growth mechanics and advising a normal balanced lifestyle.
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Wal Linte L
Meade
Bond Vote Tops Sun Files Biggest 1958 Baytown Story
From the Sun Files: the City bond vote of 1957-58 is named the era’s major Baytown news. The item notes a 2.7 million city bond issue approval as the top local story, with Sun staffer Frank Hildebrand profiling the year’s impact.
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Sun
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Humble Oil Plant Growth Praised in Texas Letter
Readers' views salute Humble Oil and Refining Co founders and Baytown workers who transformed rice farms into a world class plant. Veterans and other workers helped build homes churches schools and hospitals as the project advanced. The letter commends Norman B Dock Culver for the New Year wishes from Raytown PO Box 3883.
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Blatter
Bonner
Farish
Fondren
Sterling
Wiess
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Alist
Norman B.dock
Culver PO
Raytown
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