Business School Booming Again
A nationwide survey by the American Council on Education finds nearly 19 percent of freshmen choose business as their probable major. The AACSB notes rising interest among women and minorities, driven by job availability, changed attitudes, and the appeal of business skills for public and nonprofit roles.
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American Council On Education
William Flewellen
University of Georgia
College of Business Administration
American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business
AACSB
Higher Education
School of Management
Brownwood Civic Group Organized Thirty Years Ago
Baytown Sun file items recount local history with updates from 1936 to 1946. Notes include public pool push, birthdays, library plans, a dental school graduate, pet license reminders, a female Tipica Orchestra, WWII veteran tuition, a fatal burn, Camp Arrowhead departures, Navy return, civic association formation, and Baytown civil engineers election results. Kay Underwood’s engagement noted.
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The
Daily Sun
Art Anthony
A. D. Anthony
W. R. Smith
Church of Christ Ladies Bible
Goose Creek
Harris County Library
Stock market drifts in horse latitudes with dull sessions
The market stalls in a long period of little movement as investors face rising rates and weak forecasts. Volume slips to 13.88 million shares with Texaco unchanged as insiders and funds shift toward bonds and cash. Some investors consider selling livestock overboard amid persistent sameness.
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New York
West Indies
Texaco
Energy Cartels and Nuclear Dreams Mocked by Simulators
In Richland Washington AP report Dr Bryan Valett uses an analog energy simulator to let participants form oil cartels threaten wars and build reactors. He notes 32000 users in eight months and projects 60000 by year end as critics debate energy shortages and action.
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Valett
Martha Mitchell remembered in readers' tribute
A Baytown reader eulogizes Martha Mitchell, praising her intelligence and courage to speak out while hoping she will be greeted by the sufferings of Jesus for all to reflect on. The letter acknowledges public reverence and suggests moral strength beyond political praise.
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Earl Cheit
School of Business Administration
University of California In Berkeley
the Sun
Martha Mitchell
Frank Yates Baytown
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Notices Fragment
A partial Baytown Sun masthead lists roles from Editor to Advertising staff and office details. The fragment includes names such as Leon Brown and vonn Wadley with several editorial and administrative positions, plus publication address and subscription rates. The text ends with a policy note about letters to the editor and publication rights.
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Leon Brown
Vonn Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Fintey
D.eeeey
Wanda Orton
Derry
Lee Introduces Forerunners of Declaration Headline
Richard Henry Lee introduces early ideas that would become the Declaration of Independence. The note highlights his role in advancing colonial measures and the push toward formal independence during June 1776.
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Richard Henry Lee
Bible Verse About Glory of the Lord Revealed
A quotation from Isaiah 40 5 proclaims that the glory of the Lord will be revealed and all people will witness it as the Mouth of the Lord has spoken.
Offshore oil grab foiled then revived in Congress
Washington report details oil industry leaders drafting legislation to harvest offshore revenue while lawmakers amended bills to favor oil firms. A memo cites Interior Secretary Kleppe and a White House strategy to block a rule needed for floor consideration, aiming to torpedo the Murphy measure.
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Washington
Congress
House
Outer Continental Shelf Committee
John Murphy
D.N.Y
Hamilton Fish Jr
R.-N.y
Edwin Forsythe
Alaska
American Petroleum Institute
Institute
Republican Committee
Murphy
House Rules Committee
Conscientious Administration
Rules Committee
Thomas Kleppe
Oil Barons Push Offshore Giveway on Gas Deregulation
A Senate coalition backed by oil lobbyists from Atlantic Richfield Exxon Mobil and offshore drillers pursued a compromise on natural gas price deregulation. The plan would triple regulation prices for newly drilled gas and reclassify existing wells as new, boosting prices from 35 cents to 1.35 dollars per cubic foot. Analysts estimate utility costs could rise by 9 to 12.5 billion dollars annually.
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Atlantic Richfield
Exxon
Mobil
Capitol Hill
Senate
Capitol
Adlai Stevenson
D.-Ill
Theil
Michigan State
David 8. Schwartz
John Moss
D.-Calif
Dear Dr Lamb Weight Loss Guidance for Teen Girl
Reader seeks help to lose weight and address eight months of absent menses. Adviser urges medical checkup for endocrine issues, warns against fad diets, and recommends a balanced diet with gradual weight loss plus an exercise plan starting with walking. Notes genetics and family habits influence obesity and emphasizes sustainable lifestyle changes.
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DR. Lamb— Lama
Ayds
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Tipica
Baytown
KTRH
Antonio Banuelos
Plann
Ing
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Mexico
Holly McLemore
University of Fausto
Homer W. Locke
Thompson's Corner
Janet McKinney
Julia Farned
Camp Arrowhead
Hunt
Sonia Rhodes
Missouri
Dan Disbrow
Gwen Disbrow
Navy
A. W. Young
Brownwood Civic Association
A. R. Booth
W. D
Bill) Broyles
San Jacinto
American Society of Civil Engineers
C. L. Clevenger
N. D. Jones
H. F. Hartman
Kay Underwood
Patrick Allen Bowers
Business Mirror
Harvest Moon
Richland, Wash
Dr. Bryan Va
Baytown Sun
Mamoriad Orive
Texsa
P.O
Cartier
Geneva
U.S
Awd Sores
Crow Beree
Jack Anderson
Ford
Ford Administration
Davis
HER
Sens
Henry Bellman
D.okla
Paul Fannin
R.ariz
James Pearson
R.kan
Fritz Hollings
D.-5.c
Warren Magnuson
Wash
Dr. Lamb
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Durrie
Peorest Way
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