Presidents Flop In Second Terms
The article argues for limiting presidents to a single six year term amid Watergate era doubts. It notes Nixon proposed a one term option and mentions opposition to the 22nd Amendment, with discussion of FDR era presidents and postwar challenges. It surveys Truman Eisenhower Johnson and Nixon and reflects on reelection margins and waning popularity after peak mandates.
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Nixon
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Fdr
Harry S Truman
Europe
Greece
Berlin
Russia
Washington
Korea
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Truman
Eisenhower
Johnson
Court splits four to five on pornography guidelines
The piece argues pornography remains a societal issue and notes the Supreme Court's close five four decision on guidelines. It predicts ongoing legal battles and local control shifts as communities decide how to handle obscene material while praising and criticizing the ruling.
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Warren Court
Burger
High Court
Energy shortage prompts call for readingjustment in U S
API president Frank Skard outlines why energy supply lags, citing rising global demand, limited new reserves, slow refinery builds, and environmental costs. He warns excessive import reliance threatens national security and urges market pricing for natural gas plus stronger capital incentives to expand exploration and infrastructure.
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Washington
American Petroleum Institute
Frank Wnikard
Skard
Thard
Federal Power Commission
Thcard
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details Listed
The Baytown Sun masthead names Paul Putman as Editor and Publisher with Ant B. Pritchett as Publisher. Editorial management includes Executive Editor dim Finley and Managing Editor Wanda Orlin. Advertising Manager Encored ay. other staff listed for editorial and advertising roles. It notes mail and carrier rates and that the paper is a second class matter at the Baytown Post Office.
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Paul Putman
Ahaha
Ant B. Pritchett
Tagh
Eure
Fred Wadman
John Wadles
Preston Pendergrass
Dim Finley 2
Wanda Orlin
Advertising Department
Sean Brown
Baytown
Terps
General Advertising Service
Suburban Press, Inc
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
IRS goes fast order halts full audits of giants
WASHINGTON The IRS issued a go fast order limiting audits of the nation's 1,600 largest corporations to June 1973 and forcing focus on high spots. Auditors claim time to fully vet returns under assets over $250 million dropped, leading to shoddy work. Officials deny lower quality, citing computers and extra staff, but only a fraction of cases were altered. Also noted is a separate critique of FTC Commissioner Mary Gardiner Jones for a travel claim funded by taxpayers during a Israel trip billed as official, with questions raised about conflicts and past actions.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
New York
Treasury
TRS
FTC
Basil Mezines
Lewis Engman
Miss Jones
Israel
U.S
Nixon
Barbs by Phil Pastoret at Amtrak education note
A witty line about birds and bees winds into a jab on hay fever and the difficulty of finding well trained kids, suggesting a traveling or school theme tied to Amtrak. The item ends with a price tag of 27 dollars.
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Amtrak
Local problems in Hollywood outpace national headlines
The piece paints Hollywood Florida residents, snowbirds, and locals sharing concerns over water pollution trash pickup traffic and crime. It notes midwinter transplants from New York and other places and recalls Watergate inflation and environmental hearings shaping local view.
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Nixon
Planning and Zoning Board
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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NEA
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Reg Crowder
McGowan's
Atlantic
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