Starfish Crisis in New History Ends Without Action
Editorial notes a Crown of Thorns starfish outbreak across the Pacific once spurred by hopes of a congressional fix and pollution theories. Marine biologist Bardach argues it ended naturally without human intervention, illustrating limits of politically driven ecological solutions.
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Stranger mercy gift lands in Seattle from Kobe
In Seattle a half ton of food and over $800 arrive as a mercy gift from Kobe to aid needy residents. Aerospace layoffs hit the Northwest as unemployed workers line up for groceries amid wage dispute on a 12 percent pay rise.
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Vocabulary Puzzle Clues Mixed with Numbers
A compact puzzle item listing assorted clues and numbers about words and symbols. It includes references to antimony symbol, sesame, dawn, and various numeric hints arranged in a fragmentary crossword style. The text reads like a dense clue set with several partial definitions and cross references.
Television guide snapshot shows mixed schedule across networks
Saturday lineup lists NBC CBS and other channels with news sports and movies from 5:30 pm to 12:45 am including Emergency Buck Owens Mission: Impossible and The Russians Are Coming. Sunday features Meet the Press Hockey basketball Pro Bowl and classic films with stars like Stewart and Loren.
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Meet the Press
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Necessity Drives Soviet Actions Across Europe and Asia
ERNEST CUNEO argues that military decisions follow necessity. He cites 1953 East German repression and 1956 Hungary as examples where the Soviet General Staff had to act quickly. He notes Czechoslovakia 1968 and Poland as factors forcing Moscow to subdue uprisings, and warns of Russian forces massed along China's border to protect key railways and nuclear sites.
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Arbs: A Satirical Look at Elections and Aging
An offbeat column notes a zookeeper proposing a gun idea as a sharp metaphor for political tactics. It jokes about aging seniors and the fading glow of election posters fluttering in the evening breeze.
Baytown Sun Editorial Department and War Talk
The Baytown Sun masthead lists editors and staff positions at The Baytown Sun in Texas. A dated column discusses Sino Russian tensions and Red China’s nuclear capabilities, arguing Russia would strike Red China’s nuclear sites if missiles could reach them and imagining the impact on Moscow’s command.
Parents should not have schools dictate hair rules
Darrell Stroud argues that schools and government should not control how children look or wear hair. He notes inconsistent enforcement across schools and urges honoring parental authority while focusing schools on education.
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Bridge play by Oswald and James Jacoby opens with pass
In a bridge deal from the East hand Oswald and James Jacoby show a pass sequence. The bidding starts with East passing and West North East South following the auction with Pass Pass Pass. The opening lead is a spade.
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Slam decision in two no trump style bridge puzzle
A bridge problem outlines South with 22 points opens 2NT North adds 14 and raises to 6. West leads clubs 10. South weighs 3-3 breaks in clubs or hearts to cash a 12th trick, or two way diamond queen finesse. Plus a detailed count of West and East cards and a proposed line. The daily card asks what to do after partner rebids clubs over 3 spades and 3NT is declared. The puzzle ends with a biblical verse.
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