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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1974
Page
2
Coopers and Lybrand warns that computers provoke public hostility by slow responses and error sensitivity. Billing mistakes and slow data handling annoy customers, while rapid processing can mislead operators. The firm urges error correcting units and flexible systems to bridge human expectations and automated performance.
In Beirut years ago I met a sheikh in a luxury robe and rings, and now the Arab rulers lead oil power into American consciousness. The piece notes their deep faith, historic rise under Muhammed, ties to Palestine, hostility to Israel and the U.S. role, and the oil boycott as leverage. It warns not to underestimate their resolve.
The Rocky Mountain shale oil potential could meet large portions of U.S. demand. Analysts cite 600 billion to 3 trillion barrels, with profitability above $4.50 per barrel and delays from environmental concerns and long lead times before first production.
Ralph Nader calls the energy crisis a phony danger while noting El Cajon California plans a Solid Waste Resources Recovery Center. The $3.2 million project aims to convert 200 tons daily of trash into burnable fuel by 1975, expanding to 1,000 tons and supplying 30,000 people.
A reader asks about wheat germ nutrition and usage, with Dr. Lamb advising it as a nutritious food only if a balanced diet is lacking. Another reader questions dogs transmitting venereal disease, and a doctor notes humans are the natural host for syphilis and gonorrhea with broader medical context. The page closes with a biblical verse.
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including Fred Hartman John Wadley Paul Putman Leon Brown Ann B. Pritche Presto Pende Jim Finley Wanda Orton and editors and managers. It notes the paper is published at 130 Memorial Drive Gaytown Texas with standard carrier and mail subscription rates and AP syndication rights.
The six week energy crash paused when Gerald Ford became Vice President and the Dow rose about 7 percent. After Nixon's resignation, sentiment shifted to caution as markets tumbled again. The piece notes car industry shifts, GM and Ford earnings, and warns on debt and recession risks with a cautious buy signal if markets have bottomed.
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