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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1973
Page
3
Public polls are valuable tools but not definitive. Louis Harris notes a drift away from conservative and middle positions since 1967, with liberals rising. Daniel Yankelovich observes a growing conservative outlook amid campus attacks. A third researcher finds simultaneous pessimism and optimism.
Dr. Lamb explains that under eye bags stem from a fat pocket beneath the eyelid that enlarges with age, stretching the lower eyelid skin and often requiring cosmetic surgery for correction. The article also clarifies how vitamin pills and capsules dissolve in the digestive tract and why some pills are enteric coated.
Former Postmaster General James A. Farley answers about 3000 Christmas cards each year in green ink, saying the public response reflects a buoyant world outlook. He notes optimism for 1973, discusses international understanding, and stresses the value of keeping in touch with friends while prioritizing his demanding workload.
The document lists staff roles including Preston Pend, Jim Finley, Wanda Orton, Paul Putman, Dwight Moody, and Leon Brown with titles Retail Manager and Classified Manager. It notes publication as second class matter in Baytown Texas postal service, with address 1201 Memorial Drive and subscription rates, plus national representation by advertising services and Associated Press rights.
Washington column questions disaster relief under Frank Carlucci after Hurricane Agnes. FBI scrutiny grows as critics claim millions misused on mobile home parks and faulty contracts. The piece cites leaks, mismanagement, and calls for U.S. attorney action.
Connecticut tops in per capita buying income skilled workers and machine tools while high poverty and crime blur the luxury. The Development Commission says No 1 status helps only if population density and outreach improve. residents still face taxes, poverty, and education gaps with illiteracy and shifting demographics noted in Hartford and Yale.
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