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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1976

Page

4

New Theory on Energy Policy by SIU Economists

Southern Illinois University economists Douglas R. Bohr and Milton Russell urge a global interdependent energy policy. They propose encouraging oil producing nations to invest in the U.S. economy to diversify their income, lower oil prices, and strengthen American energy security, arguing independence may be costly and risky.

U.S Southern Illinois University Douglas R. Bohr Milton Russell Energy Inc 5 America Saudi Arabia Bohr

Economic Footnote on Matsushita Workers Voice Change

A Japan electronics firm Matsushita Electric shifts from 1960s rallying chorus to a new labor song amid recession. The magazine notes workers sing of unity for a “world of blooming flowers” and a “radiant dawn” while maintaining Dedication and hope across the company.

Matsushita Electric Electronics Magazine Sam-san

Highlands Rural Resettlement Project Approved 1938

The United Press reports Highlands will host a 5,000 acre Rural Resettlement Project. The federal government plans to buy land and subdivide into 40 acre tracts for farm families from 30 South Texas counties. The plan reflects a major federal initiative for relocation and farming relief across the region.

Highlands United Press Dispatch South Texas

Great I5 the Lord praised in the city of our God

Psalm 48:1 proclaims the Lord is praised in the holy city and mountain of God. The verse extols His greatness and power as a central cry of faith and reverence.

The Way It Was January 8 1778 Franto American Talks

Negotiations for a Franco American alliance began amid wartime diplomacy and shifting loyalties. The brief note records early steps toward a formal understanding, highlighting strategic aims and key actors shaping alliance prospects.

Do Unto Others As You Would Have Them Do unto You

A columnist muses on a world improved by the Golden Rule if everyone followed it. They envision less war and crime, fair treatment, shared food, honest government, and better care for the sick, tempered by questions about disrupted jobs and potential new constructive uses. The piece ends noting the author’s idealist hope.

Today in History Highlights January Eighth 1976 AP

On January 8 historical milestones are noted including US forces under General Andrew Jackson defeating the British at New Orleans in 1815 as the War of 1812 closed. Also Galileo died in 1642 and de Gaulle became French president in 1959. Birthdays include Sherman Adams and Thomas Watson Jr. The list covers events across centuries and notable figures.

Associated Press Andrew Jackson New Orleans Galileo la Salle Niagara Falls Woodrow Wilson France Ruhr Germany Prenier Charles de Gaulle Woerden Netherlands de Gaulle United States Washington John Sirica John Dean Herbert Kalembach Jeb Stuart Magruder

Baytown Sun Staff and Policy Notes 1950s

The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including editor and publisher John Wadley and general manager Fred Hornberger. It notes affiliations with Southern Newspapers, Inc. and Coastal Publications, plus staffers such as Wanda Orton and Fred Hariman. Subscription terms and Associated Press usage are described, with publication details and rights.

Leon Brown John Wadley Géeral Fred Hornberger Ota Fred Hariman Charman Board Southern Newspapers, Inc Phivnolds Nes Aptiventt

Cost Of Removing Nixon From White House Revealed

Government auditors tally taxpayer costs to depose Nixon and finance his post presidency. Highlights include $52,815.95 spent on stationery and $622,000 annual Secret Service protection, plus travel and staff expenses.

Washington Richard Nixon White House San Clemente Nixon Congress Harry Trutan Dwight Eisenhower Lyndon Johnson General Services Administration Butler Vost Oceanside GSA Justice Department Gary Cohn Woods

Emphysema and exercise for a heavy smoker patient

A 38 year old man with acute emphysema asks if he can continue daily exercise and how to manage shortness of breath. The adviser urges stopping smoking entirely, suggests medical evaluation at a pulmonary care center, notes that fatigue signals limited oxygen delivery, and mentions breathing exercises may help.

DR. Lamb

Two Types Of Worker Business Expenses

Employee business expenses fall into two categories. Some are claimed as adjustments to gross income before determining AGI, others on Schedule A if itemizing. For most employees, deductions for transportation, travel and lodging away from home overnight are taken from gross income. other expenses like entertaining, gifts to customers, and selling commissions go on Schedule A. An outside salesperson, defined as someone whose principal function is soliciting business away from the employer, can claim all ordinary and necessary expenses as a gross income adjustment, with examples including travel, entertainment, telephone charges, hotel, meals, and laundering while traveling. Automobile deductions may use either actual cost times business percent or standard mileage at 3 cents per mile up to 15000 miles and 10 cents thereafter, plus parking and tolls. (NEXT: Sale of a home.)

Bie

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