Building trades unions urge end to racial job barriers in South Africa
South Africa sees unions push government to lift restrictions on black workers for equal pay for equal work. Exemptions to whiteness rules have eroded job reservation as shortages grow. Blacks fill about 35 percent of building trade roles but earn 35 cents hourly versus whites at 1.95 dollars. Observers warn the system is unsustainable and risks undermining white workers. the move also questions anti apartheid campaigns by international investors.
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Baytown Sun Staff Directory and Notices
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising staff including Fred Startman John Wadley Paul Putman Ann B Pritcheit Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton and Dwight Mondy with roles in editorial and advertising. It notes postal registration dates circulation prices and mentions Associated Press rights and distribution details for Baytown Texas.
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John Wadley
Paul Putman , Ann B. Pritcheit
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Preston Pendergrass
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Wanda Orton
Paul Putman
Epididymitis in Two Sons Sparks Medical Questions
A reader describes both sons aged 18 and 20 developing epididymitis after throat gland swelling. Dr Lamb suggests possible mumps, notes variable prognosis, and advises symptomatic care until recovery. may postpone strenuous activity until symptoms subside.
Divorce Court inspires TV commercial satire on shortening
A humorous column riffs on the idea a husband calls home for his wife’s shortening brand. The piece imagines various wives reacting to such frequent inquiries and even hints at a future Divorce Court segment about a marriage burned out by a silly ad. The narrator wryly speculates on live un-rehearsed filming and the fallout in domestic life.
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Disgraceful promotion schemes in Baytown politics
A reader denounces the city council and mayor for hiring a high priced attorney to push surface water plans at steep costs. He questions need for surface water, urges taxpayer vote, cites bond issues and contractor reasoning, and laments lack of accountability.
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NBA and the Law on Free Throws for Amending Violations
Walter Kennedy discusses how the NBA and ABA merger efforts face legislative amendments and court challenges. He notes gate receipt practices, player moves including Mahdi Abdul-Rahman and Julius Erving, and the Lakers lead while Congress, after adjournment, must restart merger bills in the new session.
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