Moynihan Critiques Federal Policy Hurting New York
Former ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan, now a U.S. senator, argues federal tax and spending policies depress New York’s economy. He cites last year a 10.6 billion dollar tax drain and says Washington favors the rest of the nation, not New York City and state. He urges a broad review of federal policy to aid regional recovery.
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United Nations
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
U.S
New York
Moynihan
Washington
Moynilan
Northeast
Moyntlan
Record on College Financial Woes Amid Mixed Enrollment Data
A news item questions claimed financial woes of Walleyes and universities, noting National Center for Rawwaiinn Statstics figures from Washington show college numbers shifting during the school year. Public colleges rose by one and private colleges increased by seven, suggesting education funding may not be as bleak as feared.
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Jeduellors
National Center For Rawwaiinn Statstics
Washington
Telter
Dear Dr Lamb Health Column on nerves and constipation
Reader letters discuss nervous breakdowns and constipation. Dr Lamb advises prune juice with caution, increasing dietary bulk, whole cereals, vegetables, stopping excess caffeine, and a consistent exercise plan. The column covers salt intake, hydration, sun exposure, and general health balance.
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DH. Lamm
Baseball and Haiti factory shift grips Washington page
Washington coverage centers on baseball controversy over corked balls and a Rawlings factory in Haiti. The piece notes workers stitching baseball skins under tough conditions, U.S. scrutiny of foreign production, and broader political clatter about oil, Korea, and government computer programs.
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Jack Andemsiin
Washington
Detroit
Mark Fidryehato
T We Washington Hust
Kituw Wieder
Cork
Hal Mernlun
Stony Hind
USA
Haiti
Bali
Cantor Sports
Caepotalions
Hase
Anastafhere Fantories
Ing
Alto
Porte Ave
Prince
Reriton
Te Hawlings
Faratodd
Aalihib
Poltlonville
Font
Winkie Ue
Americal Inlards
vLiWerdpy Labs
Ute Sparks
Vlay
Iaive
Havewals
Rawlings
Maidan
Rawlings Headewaciers
St Louis
Conshing
Hawlings
Karenneident
Korea
Kim Mi Sime
You Are Not a Victim of Luck or Fate
A pastor tells of a young Black man in his church overcoming abuse and prejudice to reach high achievement. The speaker cites personal faith and determination as keys to success and cites the man’s PhD studies and medical ambitions at Princeton and UC Berkeley.
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Hubert Schullerod
Scaol
Lester Bumes
Princeton
Ue University of California
Tamalin
Doug ‘Tromblee
Haytown
Lronumber
Dag
Doug
Burnett
Preston Pendergrass
Ine
Laan
Wettus
Noolharones
Yoorlonmeny
Repub
Baytown
Barbs By Phil Pastoret
A quirky column by Phil Pastoret uses playful wordplay to relate vacation timing, urgency, and everyday routines. It riffs on the idea that work waits for travelers and hints at the nostalgia of a local beanery and a mythical pot at rainbow’s end.
Old-Fashioned Shirts Draw Harsh Backlash From Readers
Letters to the editor rant about ill fitting shirts with slender waists and light collars. Readers mock designers and recount faulty orders, urging manufacturers to clearly label tapered or form fitting styles and warn against deceptive sizing.
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New York
Ferself
IP UN
World Almanac Q and A style question item
A fragmented Q and A snippet asks about Vaduz being Liechtenstein’s capital and Delmarva Peninsula composition, plus a multiple choice on U.S. savings bonds. It lists options like 100, 1,000 and 10,000 with unclear scoring.
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Vaduz
Spain
Sramier
Portugal
Liechtensteing
Delmarva Peninsula
U.S
Anti-Samuelson Book Attacks Nobel Economist Samuelson
NEW YORK. Marc Linder, 31, a Princeton PhD and critic, has written Anti-Samuelson a two volume work challenging Paul Samuelson’s best known Economics text. Linder argues Samuelson distorts data and overrates Keynesian doctrines while promoting a more Marxist view. Samuelson defends his work, inviting debate and noting the difficulty of consensus among economists at a recent conference.
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New York
Marc Linder
H E
Alley
Anti-Samuelson
Paul Samuelson
Mos
Samuelson
Linder
Princeton
Denmark
National Autonomous University of Mexico
Sid
Wih Samuuelson
Une Lal
Urizen Books
Samuelsen
Youth Killed On Car Runningboard Shocks Baytown Area
A Goose Creek youth Woodrow Wooley was killed when struck on the highway between La Marque and Morgan’s Point while standing on a car’s running board to clear room for an injured stranger. The incident occurred after a prior wreck and a second vehicle sideswiped the running board. The victim had been brought to Goose Creek hospital.
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Baytown
Kemah
Br. C. A. Watson
Los Angeles
Prohibition Party
Free Methodist
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details 1980s
The Baytown Sun lists Leon Crown John Wadley and Fred Hornberger among editors and publishers with titles such as Publisher Editor and Executive Editor. Names include Preston Pendergrass Jim Finlay Wands Orton and Monty cross references. Publisher and department heads are detailed along with advertising staff and subscription info in a historical Baytown newspaper page.
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Hear ouNe Ane
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Supreme Court
World Almanac
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God
Sun Files
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Galveston
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Baytown Sun
Leon Crown
John Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Sou Paewermae “al
Jim Finlay
Wands Orton
Egatay
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Ued
Sherr Newspapers, Inc
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Pare McDonald
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