Franchising Offers Hope To Would-Be Businessmen
Editorial discusses franchising as a path to independence amid rising business risk. It notes 870,000 franchisees, 1,200 outlets, and over 100 billion dollars in sales, while highlighting fraud, unfair practices, and legal gaps. The National Association of Franchised Businessmen offers a voice and resources, with Senate hearings planned on reform.
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Washington Bldg
Washington, D.C
Baytown Sun Faces Reader Complaint on Municipal Coverage
Lester Alford of 1505 N Fifth writes The Baytown Sun complaining that monthly Municipal Court and city council reports, plus meeting agendas, are covered less than in the past. He notes 49 years in Baytown and 33 years as a subscriber and asks why information isn’t as readily available.
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Sun
Lester Alford
Heart Murmurs and Pediatric Heart Issues Explained
Reader questions cover functional murmurs in children, a premature infant with patent ductus arteriosus, a teen with palpitations likely arrhythmia, growth concerns in a 15 month old, iodine and milk myths, and a 12 year old with eyelash pulling likely due to high anxiety. Dr Brandstadt notes outgrows functional murmurs, PDA often needs surgery, arrhythmias can be serious but often not, growth varies and catch-up possible, avoid iodine folklore, and eyelash pulling may require rest or psychology.
Hartman and Wadley Lead Baytinn Newspaper Team
Editor and Publisher Fred Hartman and General Manager Joh Wadley preside over the Baytinn publication with Aan B Pritchett handling business management and office duties, guiding editorial direction and staff oversight.
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Fred Hartman
bin Hartman
Joh Wadley Aan
B. Pritchett
President's residence designated for White House quarters
The designation change names the living quarters the President's residence in all federal publications and correspondence, rather than the executive mansion. Two jockeys, Eddie Arcaro and Bill Hartack, have ridden five Kentucky Derby winners, and Yasunari Kawabata of Japan won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1968.
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White House
Yasunari Kawabata
Japan
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Stolen $1 Million Food Stamps Spree Hits 11 States
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports a $1 million value of government food stamps stolen from distribution centers in 11 states by professional safecrackers. Thefts concentrated in West Virginia, with a $300,000 Charleston break in, and involve fences selling coupons to middlemen, possibly via grocers and banks. Affected states include West Virginia, Arkansas, Wisconsin, Michigan, Washington, Iowa, Minnesota, Maryland, Illinois, New Mexico, and Louisiana. Authorities plan serial-numbered stamps and tighter office controls as investigations continue.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Agriculture Department
Mumi
West Virginia
Charleston
Albuquerque
N.M
Opelousas
Lsts
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Minnesota
Maryland
Ilinois
Betsy’s Banter Son Claims He Is Only Natural Born
Betsy Webber writes of a family’s one son who proclaims all siblings are adopted and insists on monopolizing his mother’s attention. The child, described as healthy and outspoken, believes his position is rightful and uses a convincing case to justify his stance while the author recalls each birth.
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Wanda Orton
Peggy Power
Mary Elizabeth Coe
Mary Elizabeth
St. Joseph’s Catholic School
Mary
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
John F. Banzhaf
Federal Trade Commission
Banzhaf
George Washington University
FTC
Patent Office
S&m
Betsy Webber
Bridge Insights From Oswald Jacoby Panel Discussion
In a dialog from the Newspaper Enterprise Association Oswald and Jim discuss correct technical play in a bridge hand. South ruffs a heart, cashes the ace of spades, and tests dummy with a spade toward the king, then considers options as West fails to produce a second trump. They compare plays and note spade breaks 3-2 about 68 percent of the time.
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South
West
Jim
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle asks for after one club and one diamond
In the hand described West North East South You South hald AAKSE WAS OT52 HAITI, you face a rebidding problem after a one club opening and partner’s one diamond response. The prompt asks what you should do next, labeling the solution as arriving tomorrow.
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Hald
Haiti
Enrich Your Vocabulary Across the Eve of St EG
A cryptic style list blends language clues and scattered phrases. It weaves vocabulary prompts like January month references, beliefs, and various noun and verb entries, including names, places, and descriptors, forming a puzzle-like compilation.
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Becca
Galilee
Lipestures
Society Island
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