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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1972
Page
3
Editorial argues supermarkets widely display unit prices to aid shoppers but notes consumer effort and store clarity matter. It blames busy consumers for ignoring price tags and brands for sticking to familiar items, urging clearer tags and active use to save money.
North Rhine Westphalia interior minister urged a fresh public image for police. Voters proposed Polli and Bulli, a jury chose Polli, and a popular song will promote the new name to the public.
A reader letter explains how plastic tubing grafts can replace blocked artery segments to restore circulation in the leg. It notes the operation requires open blood flow, can be successful, and highlights fatty artery deposits linked to heart attacks strokes and lifestyle factors.
A Bible excerpt speaks of God the Father honouring and glorious in Jesus whom he calls beloved and well pleased. The text cites I Peter 1 17, emphasizing divine approval and heavenly voice.
In a Sun letter Sam Castillo questioned fire drills in the rain. W M Hoover defends routine testing of tandem pumping by engine companies 2 and 3, notes cooler weather, reiterates that equipment is first line, well maintained, and argues Baytown’s growth requires stronger fire fighting standards and public openness at the department.
A Pretoria expert warns that South Africa’s population is rising faster than India's and could trigger mass starvation, chaos, or failed living standards without government action. He cites a 212 million population figure by 2001 and urges family planning as essential to avert tragedy.
The Baytown Sun presents standard rights and republication notices from Associated Press dispatches. The document describes copyright, republication rights, and disclosure of material, with typical newspaper boilerplate language about using material and crediting sources.
Washington buzzes over Martha Mitchell amid public spats with John Mitchell. Readers recall their 11 year marriage, past divorces, son Jay, and her rise as a frank national voice. Officials hint at reconciliations, while Martha rages over a lost telephone.
A feature on Tom Ambrose of Kaltag and 8,500 other Alaska Natives in the state Employment Security Division’s new Applicant Characteristic Bank. The bank, funded by the Manpower Administration, stores interviews on computerized cards to identify training and job prospects for rural communities and potential large projects like an oil pipeline.
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