DDT Debate Shapes Laws and Conservation Efforts
Editorial on DDT's global reach since WWI and its impact on wildlife. Notes bans in Arizona and Pennsylvania, a Wisconsin legal challenge by Environmental Defense Fund, and the push by industry to defend chemicals amid calls for safer substitutes.
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Antarctica
America
Europe
Science Magazine
Arizona Pesticide Control Board
Pennsylvania
Senate
Wisconsin
The
Environmental Defense Fund
Department of Natural Resources
Doctor's Mailbag Aspirin Best Relief In Some Arthritis Cases
Questions on arthritis versus rheumatism, asymptomatic arthritis, morning neck stiffness, knuckle popping, and Deronil side effects. Dr. Brandstadt notes aspirin helps some arthritis, asymptomatic cases are rare and not curable, stiffness may persist despite aspirin, knuckle popping neither causes nor prevents arthritis, and dexamethasone risks include moonface and vertebral collapse. Heat aids comfort but not cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Enterprise Asia
Decade Gone as Schirra Announces Space Corps Retirement
Astronaut Walter Schirra says he will retire this June, a decade after the original Mercury group was chosen. His departure leaves Slayton, Shepard, and Cooper active, with Cooper still medically eligible, while Glenn and Carpenter have retired and Grissom died in the Apollo fire.
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Walter Schirra
Space Corps
Mercury
Schirra
Donald Slayton
Alan Shepard
Gordon Cooper
Cooper
John Glenn
Scott Carpenter
Virgil Grissom
Baytown Sun masthead and staff credits record
Baytown Sun newspaper masthead lists editors and managers, dates, and contact details. It notes publication at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with post office box 90 77520 and Sunday plus weekday editions. It states subscription rates and carriage info and notes Associated Press rights and republication terms.
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Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Barbs Hint at Dress, Plant Satire and Ride Lesson
A fragment hints at a joking inquiry about how long a wife has worn her best dress. The speaker notes a plant detail and mentions a friend quoting that he learned to ride by a certain time, revealing a casual, observational tone without broader context.
The Dude Ranch Connection Seems Still Unclear
A fragment from Newspaper Enterprise Assn notes a tense exchange with Gwendolyn about relationships. The dialogue hints at past actions without establishing current ties.
Meaning of Jacob and historic presidency offer explained
The quiz explains that Jacob means supplanter in Hebrew. It notes Albert Einstein was offered the Israeli presidency after Weizmann's death in 1952 but declined, and defines the vernal and autumnal equinox as the days when daylight and night are equal, marking spring and autumn respectively.
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Jacob
State of
Israel
Albert Einstein
Chaim Weizmann
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Uncertain Verses and Quotes Interwoven in a Verse Fragment
A compact fragment presents biblical lines and quotes from Thomas Macauley Samuel Johnson and Psalms, noting themes of faith courage and defiance. The text juxtaposes charity visiting the afflicted with resolve amid conflict and skeptical objection, framed as reflective quotations.
Sameness Wouldn’t Be Answer by Paul Harvey
Haytown Sun columnist argues that even if every black person turned white, most societal problems would persist. He cites crime, unemployment, welfare, and cultural tensions as ongoing issues among whites and other groups. He condemns black militants but maintains blame lies beyond race and calls for broader social reform.
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Paul Harvey
Haytown Sun
United States
Britain
Agnew Eyes Last Laugh as White House Loyalist
Vice President Spiro Agnew, once mocked for qualifications, doubles down with 18 hour days and strict media limits. President Nixon backs him, sharing a bond forged by early career slights, and assigns Agnew to intergovernment relations and Urban Affairs Council roles while he presides over cabinet when Nixon is away.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Duke University
Whittier College
Nixon Boulevard
Mar Vista Lane
Eisenhower
Agnew
White House
Naional Security Council
Urban Affairs Council
Walter Washington
Bible Verse Opens Eyes and Turns Darkness to Light
A verse from Acts 26 18 speaks of opening eyes turning people from darkness to light and away from Satan to God so they may receive forgiveness of sins and an inheritance among those sanctified by faith in Jesus.
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Satan
God
Vanderbilt in Six Spades Demonstrates Complex Endplay
The hand features Harold S. Vanderbilt as declarer in six spades. South sees dummy as Mike Vanderbilt, 83, with a fast precise plan to run clubs and trumps, assuming 3-2 break. East’s club lead and hearts’ weakness complicate a clean win, with an alternate line noted for East’s short hearts.
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North
South
Harold S
Mike) Vanderbilt
Mike
West
Hearts
East
Bridge World Magazine
Declarer Play After Four Clubs Four Diamonds Auction
In bridge bidding, after West North East passes and South shows SAKES W3265 MAK 10964, consider bidding six clubs if you assume partner holds an ace. The prompt asks what you do next and notes a scenario where partner replaces five clubs with four diamonds over four clubs.
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SAKES
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature
Vocabulary exercise list with numbered clues across many topics from flowers to geology. Includes terms for verbs nouns and phrases with varied difficulty, likely a puzzle or crossword style educational feature in a newspaper.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Che Baytouma Sun
Fred Hartman
Billi Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett 2
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Associated Press
BY Phil Pastoret
Annsa
Euurn
Gwendolyn
iNewspaper Enterprise Assn
Thomas B. Macauley
Samuel Johnson
Wally Hickel
California
Gene P. Morrell
Ardmore
Okla
Venezuela
New England
Machiasport
Morrell
Sinclair Oil
Kerr- McGee
Pan-American Oil
Hickel
Oregon
Hollis Dole
Sen
Mark Hatfield
Dole
Hatfield
Santa Barbara
Charles Matthews
Water and Power
Matthews
Jim Watt
Watt
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Ed Muskie
Maine
Interior Department
Carl McMurray
Secretary of the Interior
McMurray
Governors' Conference
Robert Smylie
Idaho
Dan Evans
Alaska
Berry's
Oakes
New Guinea
French River
India
Mindanao
Isisinc
Plate
Harvester
SRA Rai
Dial
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