Stand Against Regulatory Overreach Draws Industry Fire
Dow Chemical executive Earle B. Barnes denounces federal overregulation as stifling growth and urges businessmen to oppose onerous bills. Industry leaders warn deregulation could trigger chaos in trucking and air travel, while Sen. Charles Percy and Rep. Byrd push a Regulatory Reform Act to force yearly reform plans and curb red tape.
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Earle B. Barnes
Dow Chemical Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lee R. Solembarger
American Trucking Association
Charles C. Tillinghast Jr
TWA
Charles Percy
Stn Congress
Illinois Republican
SEC
FTC
CAB
EPA
Percy
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Congress
Moving Job Change Boosts College Graduates Upward
Ticor Relocation Management reports that 200 corporate clients increasingly treat new hires and transferees alike, offering relocation benefits to graduates. The shift reflects arguments that young graduates lack mortgages and families, making relocation cost efficient and an attractive incentive.
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Ticor Relocation Management Co
Ticor
Wet Weather Launched 46 Hurricane Season From Baytown Sun
Sun files recall wet records as hurricane season opens on June 1 with heavy rains high tides and winds up to 52 mph in the Tri-Clum area. May rainfall exceeds 16 inches marking one of the wettest months. Royder directs emergency volunteers coordinating with Houston weather stations.
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F. A. Royder
Weather Bureau
Houston
Car Drive Economy Surprises in 1976 Memorial Weekend
New York AP reports that in 1976 the car market leads economic activity as demand for cars and trucks surpasses forecasts. GM and Chrysler post record sales while subcompact interest wanes and Americans adapt to higher gas prices, easing fears of shortages.
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New York
Thomas Murphy
General Motors
Murphy
United States
Rpaduelia
Deiron Club
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
Mantelets used in 1776 Charleston expedition described
The mantelet served as a movable shelter to protect attackers at fortified works. British engineer Moncrieff employed prefabricated mantelets in 1776 against Americans. Each was six feet high and fourteen feet long, rested on three feet, and required eighteen men to carry. When positioned, mantelets formed inner walls of batteries or redoubts.
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Moncrieff
Charleston
Today In History highlights and notable events
On this date June 1 1976 the year counts include 1958 Gaulle became premier of France 1792 Kentucky joined the union as the 15th state 1796 Tennessee became the 16th state 1801 Brigham Young born 1812 Madison urged war with Britain 1813 James Lawrence said Dont give up the ship 1943 Leslie Howard killed in plane shootdown ten years ago Indonesia and Malaysia end hostilities five years ago Nixon on drug priority one year ago Rhodesia violence in Salisbury
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Associated Press
Charles de Gaulle
France
Kentucky
Union
Tennessee
Brigham Young
Whitingham
Vermont
James Madison
Congress
Britain
U.S. Navy
James Lawrence
Boston
Leslie Howard
Lisbon
London
Indonesia
Malaysia
Richard Nixon
Washington
Rhodesia
Salisbury
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editors Leon Brown John Wadley Fred Hornberger Fred Hartman and Preston Pendergrass Wanda Orton as Executive and Managing Editors with Jerry Winton Pat Staples as Advertising leadership. Published at 4901 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 postal details noted. Subscription rates shown and syndication by Get Advertising Senate U S Suburban Prose Inc and Commercial Publications.
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Leon Brown
John Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Gaytown
Texas
Congress
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Get Advertising Senate
U. S. Suburban Prose, Inc
The Way It Was June 1 1774 Boston Port Bill Enforced
The Boston Port Bill took effect closing Boston Harbor on June 1 1774 as part of the British Parliament’s coercive measures. The act aimed to punish colonial Massachusetts by shutting its port to commerce and restricting maritime activities.
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Boston
Boston Harbor
Bible Verse Quote from Mark 9 23
Jesus tells a seeker that belief unlocks power all things are possible to those who have faith in God. The line emphasizes faith as the key to miraculous outcomes and divine possibility.
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Jesus
Mark
Shah of Iran Torture Claims Blink of Bicentennial Tour
Washington report accuses the Shah of Iran of ruling by torture and terror as SAVAK’s brutal methods are detailed by William Butler and Georges Levasseur. The study cites poet Reza Baraheni and notes SAVAK’s reach abroad while Iran’s officials deny the charges.
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Washington
Iran
Elizabeth Taylor
Garnett Stackelberg
U.S
SAVAK
William Butler
New York Bar Association
Human Rights Commission
Georges Levasseur
University of Paris
Persepolis
Butler
Reza Baraheni
Levasseur
Lecithin digestion and blood absorption explained
A reader and Dr Lamb discuss how lecithin is broken down in the small intestine and not all medicines are absorbed orally. Lecithin yields glycerol and fatty acids, choline is absorbed, hormones like insulin require injections, and vitamins resist digestion. For high blood pressure the advice is to reduce food intake if excess fat is present.
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DR. Lamb
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