Newsprint and forests a careful balance
Editorials discuss the impact of newsprint use on forests and recycling efforts. The Newsprint Information Council notes Canada supplies two thirds of U S newsprint, about 17 trees yield one ton, and forests can sustain current harvests. Recycling grows, but mismanaged drives waste taxpayer money. yet overall risk to forests remains low as demand for paper rises.
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Street People Letter Responds to Times Story
A New York Times letter to the editor weighs in on a feature about self-styled street people rejecting American society and its values. The writer challenges the portrayal and offers a different view of urban life and its struggles.
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Cambodian Invasion May Delay Vietels Return
President Nixon faces a possible delay in his Vietnam pullout as Laird and Moorer are sent to Southeast Asia to assess the Cambodian crisis. A plan to end combat operations by May depends on Vietnam's protection by South Vietnamese forces and potential adjustments if Cambodia is re invaded.
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Isaiah’s promise of comfort and divine wipe of tears
A biblical meditation citing Isaiah’s prophecy that death will be swallowed up and tears wiped away by the Lord, alongside a Beecher quotation on tears as a window to heaven. The passage presents themes of providence, consolation, and spiritual sight.
Bridge Two Chances Are Better Than One
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss the strategy of taking two chances in bridge play, exploring risk and reward in key hands and how decision timing affects outcomes.
South Wins First Trick with Dummy’s Ace of Diamonds
A Bridge hand analysis outlines two plans for South to win the slam. Plan one uses five trumps then clubs, with 2-2 club break or a singleton king or queen. Plan two preserves clubs, seeks a 4-3 break in hearts, and aims to reach the ace of hearts with a ruff to force the final tricks.
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Bridge puzzle: forcing bid to four hearts after auction
In a four handed bidding sequence West North East South lh Dhle Pass 2% Pass 2 Pass you hold spades ace and king with ten of diamonds and hearts seven. Partner has shown force and bids four hearts. What is your best continuation.
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Housing Across Clue List Puzzle Fill In Words
A compact word puzzle page lists Across and Down clues for a housing themed fill in. Entries include roots, room sides, rivers, plants, animals, virtues, and common words, with naval and geographic terms scattered among the hints.
Russia Second in Growth Still Trying Harder
Paul Harvey compares Russia’s growth to the United States, noting Russia aims to surpass a million motor vehicle production in 1971 and plans 6.9 percent industrial growth. He contrasts military spending, wages, and incentives, argues lean nations advance, and warns against repeating history.
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Desperation in Congress and City Budget Refusals
Quotes reflect lawmakers railing against stalled 1970 legislation, Senate leadership's pessimism, and New York City's struggle with welfare costs amid a $2.4 billion budget request. Statements from Mayor Lindsay and Governor Rockefeller illustrate bipartisan concern about government credibility and policy challenges.
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Monday Holiday law shifts Veterans Day in 1971
The memo notes Veterans Day 1971 will fall on October 25, the fourth Monday in October, instead of November 11, under the new Monday Holiday law. It also answers quiz questions about Biela’s comet, St Catherine of Siena, and the Andromeda galaxy as the remotest naked eye object.
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Andromeda
Ares by Phil Pasterot Humble temper in January garden satire
A short humorous note advises keeping temper in the office and mocks garden catalogs. It threads a quip about winter travelers and January’s mischief, finishing with a playful jab at blooming idiots that thrive on plant descriptions while weeds overtake them.
Bible Verse Psalms 34722 Verse About Faith
A Bible verse proclaims that the Lord redeems the soul of his servants and that those who trust in him shall not be desolate. This line from Psalms underlines divine protection and steadfast faith.
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listing
The Baytown Sun masthead lists editor Fred Hartman publisher John Wadley business manager Ann Pritchett and editorial staff Preston Pendergrass Johnella Boynton with advertising manager Dwight Moody and sales, classified, and promotion roles. The paper is published daily including Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with postal details and subscription rates.
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Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Athe Seis
Johnella Boynton
Paul Putman
Isan Aes Penenes
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
J. J. Grimes
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