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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1970
Page
8
The piece argues automation will create new high paying jobs despite fears of unemployment. It highlights a pilot program in Boston training 8 week computer programmers and discusses broader implications for prisons and schools. It connects industrial activity to weather and pollution, urging stronger environmental action via Nixon's Council on Environmental Quality.
Senator Robert Griffin the Republican whip says Congress will not bow to the White House to avert a veto of the 19.7 billion health education and welfare appropriation. He expects Nixon’s first veto and thinks enough Republicans will align to back the administration as Griffin works to secure votes.
Health column warns to have electric gas and kerosene heaters checked annually by the utility or fire department. Electric units should bear Underwriters Laboratory seal, gas units the American Gas Association tag, and kerosene heaters need a broad base. Also advise proper ventilation, screen fireplaces, and never run heaters while asleep.
Paul Harvey reflects on inflation, recession, and unemployment in 1970. He cites 26 prior recessions since 1454, notes inflation cooling measures by Nixon, and cites Dr. Arthur Okun predicting lower growth and higher unemployment but not a major shift from a prosperous environment. Happy New Year.
Editorial and advertising departments listed for The Baytown Sun Inc. including editors publishers and managers. Publication details note Baytown Texas address 1301 Memorial Drive and mailing box 77520 with afternoon and Sunday editions.
Jack Yablonski pressed the Labor Department for a full probe into intimidation during his bid for United Mine Workers presidency. He warned Schwitz that inaction could mirror his murder, and despite repeated appeals the department refused to investigate. Yablonski’s family and aides question whether government apathy allowed the killings.
A short proverb excerpt urges listening to wise words to gain long life. The verse emphasizes heeding guidance as a path to length of days and prudent living.
By Oswald and James Jacoby a witty look at bridge maladies and misplays. The column analyzes a six club overbid and faulty endplay reasoning, showing how premature conclusions and laziness in play can doom a slam.
The fragment describes a bridge bidding sequence with West North East South, various passes, a 2m opening, and a question about how partner should respond after partner has opened to six spades. The prompt asks what you do now and mentions an answer due Monday.
A reader exercises vocabulary through a mixed list of clues and answers. The page presents word definitions and cross references, including abbreviations, foreign terms, and brief notes on etymology and usage. The jumble hints at a standard newspaper crossword style.
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