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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1977
Page
3
The Texas economy strengthened as bank deposits grew from $38.6 billion in 1973 to $453 billion by year end, a 37 percent gain closely tracking national growth. Demand deposits rose $44 billion, while interest bearing deposits surged $10 billion, driven by personal and business accounts.
Panama’s IPAT reports 1977 marks seven straight years of rising U.S. tourism with visits up nearly nine percent from 1976 and an expected total near 100,000. Visitors cite unattached friendliness of Panamanians and ignore canal dispute tensions, noting few anti-American signs.
On this date in history various events are recalled including Garfield's shooting in 1881 and death in 188?, the 1862 Morrill Act creating land grant colleges, the 1890 Sherman Anti Trust Act, 1926 creation of the Army Air Corps, 195? Lyndon Johnson suffered a heart attack, and later modern items such as a 1997 Pacific event and court rulings. The text also mentions colonial era shifts and postwar reunifications.
Sun Files Wyatt stood watch for a watch thief after a cedar layou incident where a Norris Henson barbecue stand watch was stolen. The July 2 1937 front page photo shows Ola Mae Crate on a car fender near the San Jacinto Monument under construction. Greek American Progressive Association plans its annual picnic at Clear Lake park with Tri-Cities members P Kanzalis J Allis J Doxskis and L Kaplanis. The Rev J C Savell leaves Trinity Tabernacle to head the Texas District Council of the Assemblies of God.
An economic view argues the second half may show gains with less inflation and steady rates. Consumer prices should ease from double digits into mid sixes as food costs fall. Capital spending and durable goods demand remain strong amid cautious optimism and reform.
Reverend Schuller argues that perpetual positivity is fake yet genuine growth comes through struggle. He compares growth to lilies and eagles, noting attitude determines direction despite circumstances while presenting his Garden Grove church program.
Fragmentary OCR lists Baytown Sun staff roles including editor publisher and advertising department along with address and subscription rates. Mentions National Editorial associations and publishing company details from mid 20th century files.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss Barbs and Phil Fastoret with garbled phrases about age, intelligence, and cigarette purchases. Content is unclear and contains nonsensical statements throughout.
Washington reports reveal secret Treasury and policy studies predicting social upheaval if oil dependence continues. They warn U.S. must replace oil within two decades and shift to renewables while expanding domestic industry and reforming energy use and manufacturing.
Dear Dr Lamb explains heat problems and prevention for outdoor workers. He warns salt tablets often do more harm than good and advises fluids with salt, water, milk, and orange juice to maintain balance. Dressing wisely and avoiding heat when possible are essential to prevent heat stroke.
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