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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1973
Page
3
The all volunteer military system struggles to meet recruit quotas despite higher pay and perks. Critics warn the new force risks becoming a permanent career military, while pay raises may not entice enough volunteers, and a return to conscription remains a distant option.
Baytown Sun notes its staff roles with editor and publisher credits and office staff, lists publication details from 130 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and post office classification, and shows subscription and mail rates as well as national representation and Associated Press rights.
Ernest Cuneo argues that rapid invention outpaces moral insight and warns against cutting research funding. He cites telegraph, pony express, and naval debates to illustrate how speed and new tech drive progress, urging support for ongoing research including SST and flood control to sustain American industry.
Dear Dr. Lamb explains night blindness results from vitamin A deficiency and how carrots help, noting milk and fortified foods now reduce deficiency. He cautions alcohol reactions vary by brain function, recommending neurological evaluation for unusual behavior and abstinence if harmful patterns occur.
Washington report details a tense fight over price controls led by Dr. Herbert Sein with Treasury Secretary George Shultz and Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz opposing the plan. A cabinet meeting rejected the main scheme while approving tougher rules for manufactured goods, signaling a shift to freer markets for agriculture. The piece also covers a congressional junket to Alaska funded by the Bureau of Land Management and ARCO tied to the trans Alaska oil pipeline. The narrative ends with a biblical quote from Hebrews 9:12.
Denver reporters survey six local bartenders on Watergate, finding no malaise but mixed optimism. They note the scandal boosts liquor sales and public chatter, while some see potential for civic change and renewed trust in institutions.
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