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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1971
Page
4
A Albuquerque visitor, Mrs. Nicholas J. DeLouis, stopped in Baytown on January 4 for a three hour car repair visit. She praised local friendliness, highlighting a German waitress at Ken's and a woman clerk at House Jewelry Store. Her note to Dave Moore, Baytown Chamber manager, expresses how the pleasant encounter made her day memorable.
A proposed Ohio Senate measure would ban candidates over 65 from state and local posts, with a companion House bill setting an over 70 limit. If passed by both chambers the amendment would appear on November ballots, but the piece argues voters elect the flawed leaders and reforms shift blame from people to rules. Franklin is invoked as a creaky 81-year-old Founding Father.
Detroit engineers face a space age challenge to create standard bumper height able to absorb a five mph impact by August 1 1972. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration pushes for compliance while auto executives argue the timetable may slip to 1973 74 or 75 and only for front bumpers possibly. One executive fears drivers will become careless and ram protected vehicles while others joke about improvised braking methods to slow drivers.
The piece weighs Capitol and White House defense after a bombing, noting Secret Service electronic surveillance and past infiltrations, including Camp David tests and a 1960s journalist incident, plus Air Force One baggage checks and a cautious stance toward trusted visitors. It also covers Puyallup land rights, Tacoma police actions, federal missteps, and Nixon aide Murray Chotiner moving to a law office near the White House.
South misread the hand after North's two heart cue bid opposite a vulnerable double. East ruffed a spade, led a singleton, and South won but failed to manage trumps and diamonds. Aimed to force play, the code word ARCH hinted at an automatic end play against East. South blamed luck. North urged better defense and counting.
In a bridge hand South holds K Q7 3 2 and H9 8 A1043 with West North East South auction 1Dble Pass 29 Pass 3D Pass 3H Pass 4D Pass You should consider a bid of four no trump to show slam interest. If four no trump is bid and partner responds five clubs showing four aces, the next logical action is required. The article then shifts to a Galatians quotation about law as tutor to Christ for justification by faith.
A dense list of cross reference clues blends Indigenous terms with European language roots, including references to tribes such as Shoshonean and Muskhogean, plus scattered English definitions and cryptic hints. The jumble hints at a themed vocab puzzle mapping Indian tribes to words, letters, and items like roof finials, garden names, and animal terms.
Paul Harvey discusses Lt. Calley's My Lai testimony and the broader war ethics, arguing that backing away from harsh oppression can be cruel to both civilians and soldiers. He cites Nixon remarks on learning to accommodate diversity, laments homegrown inhumanity, and urges building civilization on higher ideals rather than mere power.
The Baytown Sun publishes weekdays and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with post office box 9 77520 Subscription 195 per month 2340 per year 10 cents single copy Carrier and mail rates listed. The paper is staffed with editors publishers managers and sales personnel and is affiliated with the Associated Press.
A reader asks about a jaw hinge cracking and limited mouth opening. Dr Lamb notes joint inflammation or muscle spasm as causes and suggests jaw exercises or ice therapy, plus dentist evaluation if the joint is unchanged. A second letter fears being five feet tall at 22. advice focuses on attitude, counseling, and acceptance rather than height increase.
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