Insurance Costs Part Of Problem
The study shows insurance costs burden the medical profession and affect patients. About 55 percent of awards exceed twice the reported economic loss and 28 percent exceed five times it, while 50 percent of claim files yield no award. Average claims take 30 months from incident to settlement, and most go to suit though few go to verdict.
Clothes Made By WPA Seamstresses In 1936 Baytown Sun Files
Sun Files recounts 1936 local option liquor vote in Chambers County and describes WPA garment work in Goose Creek directed by Mrs Estelle Haralson. It notes wages of 35 dollars for 129 hours, stock at Teliel commissary, and relief client requisitions. References to local figures and other era notes follow.
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Chambers County
Double Bayou
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Goose Creek
Estelle Haralson
Teliel’ Commissary
Welfare League
Pruett
Today In History highlights from 1970s events
On January 23, 1976 significant past events are summarized. Nixon announced a Vietnam ceasefire set for January 27. Henry VII became King of Ireland in 1542. Wilhelm of Germany faced Allied pursuit in 1920. British troops entered Tripoli in 1943. Franklin Roosevelt sought the Democratic nomination in 1992. North Korea seized the Pueblo in 1968. U S aid to Cambodia occurred five years earlier. Washington pondered a musket over command.
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Associated Press
Richard Nixon
Henry VII
Ofng
Ireland
Kaiter Wilhelm
Germany
Tripoli
Franklin Roosevelt
Bureaucratic Gaps Stir Frustration Over Social Security Contact
A Baytown resident recounts repeated failed attempts to reach Social Security and a confusing mix of out of date phone directories and misrouted numbers. The tale highlights disconnects between agencies and telecoms, with locals urging clearer public service.
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Marjorie
Social Security Administration
Pasadena
Houston
Baytown
The Baytown Sun History of Staff and Policies
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles from 1950 to 1974 and notes editorial policy. Details include editor positions, advertising department, and ownership under Southern Newspapers Inc. It mentions publication, mailing address, subscription rates, and Associated Press affiliation with byline practices and letter policy.
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Gerace
Southern Newspapera, Inc
PriceAdvasnesses
Barbs By Phil Pastoret
Acts of desperation mark amateur dramatic groups and coincidences arise when three witnesses recount a single event.
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Phil Pastoret
First Noyan glas Letter by John Adams in Boston Gazette
The Boston Gazette printed the first Noyan glas letter attributed to John Adams dated 1775, marking an early instance of Adams correspondence being shared publicly in colonial press. The notice notes the appearance in the newspaper arch as part of revolutionary era discourse.
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Noyanglas
John Adams
Boston Gazette
Energy Bill Prompts Zarb Resignation Threat and Oil Pressure
Energy Czar Frank Zarb warned he would resign in April if President Ford vetoed the energy bill amid oil industry pressure. He lobbied Ford from White House meetings to Air Force One trips, and the bill was signed on December 22 after conservative pushback. The report notes Zarb's vow to resign if vetoed and details the tense political maneuvering.
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Frank Zarb
Ses Dunlop
Ford
Zarb
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White House
Zach
John Hill
Eric Zausner
Thhem
James McClure
Idaho
Hill
John Tower
Relex
Air Force One
China
Alaska
America
California
Florida
Joseph Swartz
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EPA
National Farmworkers Information Clearing House
NFIC
EPA Lax Pesticide Rules Stir Health Survey Debate
A health survey notes weak EPA pesticide enforcement with limited inspectors and reliance on manufacturer data. Critics say the agribusiness lobby, led by Rep. W Ry Poage, pressures the House Agriculture Committee to curb enforcement and protect crops over worker safety.
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EPA
House Agriculure Committee
Pare
W. Ry Poage
Throckmorton County
Tes
House Agriculture Committee
Vegetarian calcium and protein without milk tolerance
Dear Dr. Lamb explains calcium sources for milk intolerant vegetarians. Issues include lactose free milk, alternative calcium foods like sardines and collards, and protein from soybeans and beans. Beans require soaking to remove oligosaccharides that cause gas.
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DR. Lamb
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