World Problems Map in Yearbook on Global Ills and Human Potential
The union of International Associations and Mankind 2000 release a 1200 page Yearbook detailing 1653 global problems linked by 13 574 relationships. The study, produced by computers, covers 13 sections with thousands of entries and cross references, highlighting how international bodies struggle to document issues and how values and solutions blur.
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Union of International Associations
Mankind
Panama Toll Hike Signals Canal Struggle to Profit
The Panama Canal Company plans an average 19 percent toll increase for 1974, the second rise in two years, as standard revenue lags due to global recession and competition from the reopened Suez Canal. An independent federal agency runs the canal and justifies the move by economic pressure.
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Panama Canal
Panama Canal Company
Suez Canal
Plans for East Harris County Day at Centennial Abandoned
At a joint Goose Creek and Baytown Chamber meeting the plan to hold East Harris County Day at the Texas Centennial in Dallas was scrapped. Centring efforts locally, directors decided to focus celebrations in the immediate area.
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Baytown Sun
Harris County
Dallas
Goose Creek
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
A. N. Foster
Jack Burke Jr
Houston
F. L. Muston
Cedar Bayou
Energy from moving water could power two cities past potential
Two thirds of potential hydro energy is idle says David Lilienthal former TVA and AEC head. Small hydro units could be online in 12 to 15 months on existing waterways and dams. He argues hydro is underutilized, with federal plans lagging and costs rising, while small installations offer immediate, practical relief.
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New York
America
David Lilienthal
Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Atomic Energy Commission
Development and Resources Corp
Hydro Power
Att Orphan
Washington
ERDA
TVA
Douglas
Battle of Waterloo remembered in Belgium today
History note marks the 170th day of 1976 with the Battle of Waterloo in Belgium noted as a key historical event. The Associated Press records focus on anniversaries and landmark clashes, highlighting Waterloo's enduring place in world history.
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Associated Press
Belgium
Goose Creek Keeps Its Name Says Editor Dear Sir
Readers letter from Shirley Herring Beavers of Baytown argues Goose Creek should retain its name despite references to other water features. She reflects on local history, notes regional pride, and lists dates and figures from American history as part of a personal message to The Sun.
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Baytown
Goose Creek
Heron Creek
Beaver Brook
Herring Inlet
Sterling Waters
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Notices
The Baytown Sun lists editorial leadership including Leon Brown as editor and publisher with Joan Wady as editor and publisher and Fred Hornberger as oral manager. It notes advertising and classified departments and provides partial subscription rates, plus a standard Associated Press disclaimer and a letter policy outline.
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Leon Brown
Joan Wady
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Chatman
Board Southern Newspapers, Inc
The Way It Was June 18 1778 British Evacuated Philadelphia
British forces evacuated Philadelphia on June 18 1778 as colonial troops returned to the city marking a pivotal moment in the Revolutionary War with American forces reclaiming control of the capital from British occupation.
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Europe
United States
Britain
St. Louis
William McKinley
Cherbourg
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib
Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Philadelphia
Bible Verse Hebrews Four Twelve
The text presents Hebrews chapter four verse twelve describing the word of God as quick and powerful and sharper than any two edged sword dissecting soul and spirit and discerning thoughts and intents of the heart.
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God
Capitol Hill Sex Scandal Claims Involves Several Lawmakers
A Washington post alleges multiple members of Congress engaged in relationships with staffers and sought favors in exchange for help with personal problems. It cites Rep. John Breaux in Tokyo, Rep. Bill Clay, Sen. Harry Byrd Jr., and Speaker Carl Albert among others, detailing alleged encounters and the era's permissive Capitol Hill culture.
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Washington
Wayne Hays
Congress
Lfe
Uberty
Elizabeth Ray
Capitol Hill
Congressional
John Breaux
Japan
Tokyo
Shinmayako
Bill Clay
D.-Mo
Virginia
Harry Byrd Jr
Clay
Byrd
Carl Albert
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harry Truman
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albert
Harry Byrd
Advan
Gas pains after gall bladder surgery prompt colon focus
Dear reader advises that post surgery gas pains often stem from a spastic or sensitive colon rather than the gall bladder. Tips include limiting dairy temporarily, reducing fat, ensuring adequate roughage for colon function, and using an eraser test to curb swallowing air. Suggests maintaining bulk to aid digestion and monitoring for lactose intolerance.
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DR. Lamb
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