Human Heart And Other Sturdy Gifts By HAL BOYLE
Aggregated eclectic AP column notes on the human heart’s resilience with figures like 24 billion beats in a lifetime, and varying heart rates among animals. It also cites Washington as America’s first male breeder and jots various maxims, safety thoughts, folklore, and oddities as a mixed feature.
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Hal Boyle
New York
George Washington
Washington
America
A Pony Leaguer's Journal Opens With Mets Fever
A Pony League writer narrates a spring ritual as the Mets begin practice, notes early games, and recalls players and family fans. He details slow improvement, a rough day at the plate, and plans for the season amid rumors of trades and Yankee loyalty.
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Tommy Agee
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Art Shamsky
Bud Harrel
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Tom Seaver
Jerry Koosman
Ron Swoboda
Expos
Ron
Shea
Frankie
Yankee
Bobby Murcer
Joey
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Yan
How to trim air conditioning costs without sacrificing comfort
Home insulation is crucial with up to half of cooling lost through inadequate insulation. Six-inch attic insulation and full wall stud widths reduce winter heating too. Regularly clean filters to improve airflow and efficiency. Use shading on west-facing windows and keep thermostat higher when away. Consider electric systems for cost efficiency and reliability, and request the HS&P free Air Conditioning Facts booklet.
Truants To Be Picked Up By Houston Police
Houston Public School System will reintroduce truancy officers by enlisting Houston police to pick up street truants and deliver them to two new truancy centers under the Model Cities project. Centers will employ social workers and probation staff to work with school officials to encourage attendance. Officials say a street sweep could remove 9 to 100 truants daily. police powers have not been used in decades.
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Housiton
Dan Schoenbacher
Harris County
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Leslie Burton
R D Clark Plans To Fish Retired Refinary Technician
R DClark retires from Humble Oil and Refining Co after 26 years as a process technician. A Hunt County native and member of First Baptist Channelview and Sampson Masonic Lodge Highlands, he and wife Ruby have two daughters and several grandchildren. He plans to fish extensively.
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Hunt County
Clark
First Baptist Church
Channelview
Sampson Masonic Lodge
Highlands
Ruby
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