Stanford clashes as professor Franklin faces suspension
Editorial notes Stanford University turmoil as Richard Lyman suspends associate English professor H. Bruce Franklin with pay amid accusations of inciting disruption. Court orders bar sixteen students from disruptive acts while Franklin argues tenure protects him. A chaotic Feb 10 at the Computation Center included assaults, injuries, and a controversial lecture praising Chinese revolution.
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Stanford University
Richard W. Lyman
Hayakawa
H. Bruce Franklin
Franklin
Lymann
Stanford
Peking University
Stanford Advisory Board
Separate Classes Move Boys and Girls Apart in Elk Grove
Donald Cooks, principal in Elk Grove Unified School District near Sacramento, segregates 65 fourth to sixth graders by sex, arguing boys disrupt coed classes while girls remain well behaved. He claims separation boosts freedom and student choice, while girls often lose attention when teachers focus on troublemakers.
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California
Education U
Unsolicited golf tips from Nixon to Agnew go viral
President Nixon jokingly offered his autographed golf ball to Vice President Agnew warning him not to blame the ball if it hits someone. Citizens from Suzi Gorman to Ade Van Lier submit tips to improve Agnew's aim. The column also notes Peace Corps reach and a red tape case in the Dominican Republic and Ceylon.
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Washington
Nixon
Agnew
Suzi Gorman
Wantagh
N. Y
Suzi
Ade van Lier
Belmont
Mich
James H. Alexander
Pine Bluff
Ark
Percy C. Rogers
North Hampton
N. H
Michael Cornett
Culver
Ind
Paul Brandenberger
Danville
Edward J. Kaizer
Peoria
Kaizer
Spiro Agnew
Peace Corps
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Joseph Sisco
deZoysa
Senate Foreign Relations
Will Fulbright
D-Ark
Dear Dr. Lamb Answers on Health Myths and Breathing
Dr. Lamb debunks tales that buttermilk kills germs and honey builds blood. He offers guidance on balance problems with exercycles and walkers, acid reflux after meals, and lightheadedness from overbreathing, stressing posture, meal size, and breathing pace. Psalms 37:9 is quoted at the end.
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Dr. Lamb
O.K
Suit-preference signal origins and rules discussio
In a bridge dialogue Jim and Oswald debate who invented the suit-preference signal likely Hy Lavinthal of Trenton. They examine hand play, explain that high cards request the higher suit and low cards request the lower, and emphasize that suit preference is secondary to standard high low signaling.
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Jim
Oswald
Hy Lavinthal
Trenton
N.F
South
East
West
Trey
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle about two hearts response
In the auction West North East South with West opening the bidding and South holding AK Q7 3 7 2 at spades 7 4 9 five, South is asked what to bid after North shows a two heart response and partner overcalls two spades. The solution suggests continuing with two hearts as a forcing move toward game or higher.
QUIZ QUESTION ON CABINET RETENTION
A reader quiz asks which U.S. president kept the same Cabinet throughout his term. The provided answer is Franklin Pierce.
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U.S
Franklin Pierce
Vocabulary Puzzle Across and Down Skilled Wordplay
A compact word puzzle listing across and down clues with numbers and partial themes. It includes terms like Roman numerals Greek letters city names and indicators for various clue types, inviting solvers to fill a grid by linking events leaders and common phrases.
Liquor by the Drink Faces Mixed Support in Texas Legislature
In Texas the liquor-by-the-drink issue remains touchy despite public approval. District 23 representatives from Baytown to Houston show varied views on the Christie Hale measure, with many favoring changes to the $5,000 initial license fee and $500 annual renewal. Several lawmakers propose reallocating tax revenue and adjusting fees while Sen. Christie and Rep. Hale defend the framework.
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Austin
Texas
Baytown
District 23
Christie Hale
Sen
Joe Christi
el Paso
Senate
Rep
DeWitt Hale
Corpus Christi
House
Joe Allen
Allen
Texas Alcoholic Commission
Laure Cruz
Houston
Harris County
Cruz
Lindon Williams
Rex Braun
Uye
Braun
Curtis Graves
Graves
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Brooks
Christie
Hale
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
Baytown Sun newspaper masthead shows staff roles including managing editor John Wadley and associate editor Johnella Boynton, with advertising and circulation staff, a Baytown Texas address, and subscription rates. Published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by Baytown Sun Inc. Copyright and republication rights noted.
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Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Paul Putman
Peat Nebargens
Dwight Moody
Recensenseeeeennes
Leon Brown
Rod. Grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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