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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1972
Page
3
The League of Women Voters hosts a 7:30 p.m. panel on land subsidence at city hall council chamber. Speakers discuss causes from well water pumping, irreversible sinking, and the contrast with surface water from Houston and San Jacinto River Authority.
A new machine replaces human pollination in California date palms, which are dioecious and require hand pollination. Tests show up to 100 percent pollination and yields matching hand pollination, with labor needs potentially cut by half as climbers become unnecessary.
Five men tied to Republican circles were arrested at night for entering Democratic National Committee HQ with sensitive eavesdropping gear. James W. McCord linked to both RNC and Committee to Reelect the President. Mitchell says McCord acted without GOP consent. Attorney General Kleindienst to decide whether to seek a grand jury.
Baytown Sun shows editor and publisher names, staff roles, and office address. It lists John Wadley as editor and publisher, Paul Putman as general manager and advertising director, with Preston Pendergrass and Wanda Orton in editorial roles. The paper operates from Memorial Drive Sawtown Texas, and membership details include subscription rates and Associated Press affiliation.
A Dr Lamb advice column discusses how attitudes toward sex influence behavior and the normalcy of sexual expression. It notes hemorrhoids can cause iron deficiency anemia through persistent bleeding and explains iron needs for women versus men. The piece includes a biblical reference from Matthew.
Washington reports the White House has begun lobbying Congress to pass tougher marijuana penalties. Walt Minnick directed a June 13 meeting with Justice and other agencies to press two measures, including a treaty to criminalize possession of certain drugs. BNDD opposes relaxing penalties despite calls from HEW and the National Commission.
The piece details 1962 REL alumni in Virginia California and Texas with updates on Dennis Skarda a Houston chemist linked to moon rock testing and enzyme research James Huey Amarrillo manager and businessman J W Schwartz president of Insurance Enterprises Jeff Schwartz in Haymarket Anthony Rabin Jr a U S State Department officer Claire Hechler Channelview alumna and model Ruby Weatherly Pyeatt California mother of a film actor plus notes on Channelview High School bused students and planned biennial reunions announced by the writer.
Water expert Arthur F. Pillsbury warns rising salinity across Western basins from overuse could sap Tulare Valley agriculture and California's economy within 30 to 40 years. He cites arid Southwest basins, warns of widespread brackish water, and argues phosphate removal is less urgent than salinity.
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