Dollar Decline Shifts Oil Pricing Considerations
Oil producers study switching from the dollar to a basket of currencies to stabilize income while the dollar’s decline drives higher import costs. Saudi Arabia weighs steps with U S energy officials to influence pricing amid currency shifts impacting global energy bills.
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Health education program shapes safe youth habits
Readings describe a Harris County effort to prevent teen health risks through school based health programs funded by federal grants. The initiative tests and expands curricula across Houston area districts, training teachers and engaging students and families in preventive care and safe behaviors.
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Houston Baptist University
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The Baptoton Sun Editorial and Publishing Staff Notice
The Baptoton Sun lists editorial and publishing staff including Editor and Publisher Fred Horiberger and Assistant to publisher Fred Haetinad. It notes departments, circulation, subscription rates, and printing details, with references to Associated Press and copyright statements and internal staff roles and contact lines.
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Fred Horiberger
Fred Haetinad
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Byrd May Hold Key To Carter Energy Bill Fate
Washington discusses Senate leader Robert Byrd's potential leverage over President Carter's energy legislation. The piece cites Byrd's influence on Senate timing, House-Senate conference dynamics, and the impact of rail freight and fuel costs on bill prospects, noting Carter’s initiative hinges on Byrd's support and legislative maneuvering.
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Kilgore Elected District Scout Chief
Fragmented Sun Files report Kilgore chosen as district Scout Chief with local officials naming candidates and calling for new chamber of commerce members. Weather note and civic updates mix in with mentions of Bayou Rainbow Guts and advisory roles as residents face icy conditions and late January events.
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Birthday Star Thomas Paloe Noted in January 1922 Issue
The Way It Was recalls January 29, 1922 highlighting the birthday of Thomas Paloe. Readers remember the event and the local celebratory tone of the era as the community marks another year for the noted individual.
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Washington civil rights leader faces possible scandal
Washington-Randolph T Blackwell, once a KING ally and civil rights veteran, now faces accusations of maladministra tion and misused funds as director of the Office of Minority Business Enterprise. Audits question a $163,480 grant, an unallowable $54 million handout, and questionable fees, while staff report chaos and morale collapse. Blackwell defends decisions as urgent for aid to the poor and recalls King and Medgar Evers, denying wrongdoing and urging patience.
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Debates Over Estrogen Use For Hot Flashes In Men
A reader asks about enduring hot flashes and seeks help with estrogen therapy. A physician advises discussing risks and benefits, noting some studies show relief and potential health protections while cautioning dangers for certain patients.
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Sven
Dean Reader
Estragen
Catherine Lawes and the humane Sing Sing prison tale
Catherine Lawes, wife of Lewis Lawes, defied danger as a young mother visiting Sing Sing. She befriended convicts, learned Braille to teach a blind murderer, and began a school to teach sign language, showing prisoners as human beings with potential.
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Lewis Lawes
Sing Sing
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Beloved Sing Sing Lady Catherine Lawes Dies
Prison guards and inmates mourn Catherine Lawes at Sing Sing after her sudden death. A funeral was held at the Lawes home near the prison, where Acting Warden and inmates gathered in grief. Lawes inspired hope and faith, teaching there are no hopeless cases.
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