Losses and Gains in the Pollution Fight
An editorial notes 219 plants closed in 1971 due to environmental pressures, many small family firms. It argues private industry bears a minority of pollution while agriculture, auto, sewage, and big government sources contribute most. Emphasizes technological solutions and the high cost of cleanup versus potential savings per family.
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U.S. Department of Commerce
James H. Evans
Union Pacific Corp
Arizona
Japan
Evans
Virginia General Assembly
National Recreation and Parks Association
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
America
American
National Wildlife Federation
Sensible weight loss plan from Dr Lamb outlines steady methods
Reader asks about losing 30 pounds, Dr Lamb advises combining sensible calorie reduction with regular exercise rather than crash dieting. A second inquiry covers rheumatoid arthritis treatment, noting corticosteroids and ACTH require careful use and do not cure arthritis, only ease symptoms.
Approach Was Wrong Love Not Busing Is One Answer To School Woes
The piece argues that public opposition to busing will drive its end as voters elect officials who will end it. It asserts busing failed to meet aims, notes education advances before busing, and emphasizes parental love over money as the key to child welfare. It also discusses socioeconomic factors, morals, and gender roles in modern society.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
White House and lobbyists clash over consumer bills on Capitol Hill
Secret sessions of the Senate Commerce Committee test the fight over no fault auto insurance and a proposed Consumer Safety Agency. Lobbyists from industry and trial lawyers press to weaken the bills while administration officials urge opposition.
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Washington
White House
Capitol Hill
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate Commerce
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Commerce Department
Elliott Richardson
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Safety Agency
Frank Carlucci
Magnuson
Congress
Peter Flanigan
Consumer Agency
Food Industry
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Transportation
John Volpe
Robert Griffin
R-Mich
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Frank Moss
Baytown Sun Copyright and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun prints as a second class matter at the Baytown Texas post office under federal law. It is published afternoons Monday through Sunday from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with a Baytown address and various subscription and mail rates. The paper is represented nationally by General Advertising Service and Coastal Publications and is a member of the Associated Press. The AP maintains exclusive republication rights for its news dispatches.
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Baytown
Texas
New Hampshire First in Presidential Primary History
Concord report surveys New Hampshire role in selecting party nominees. The piece notes the state’s historical influence since 1916, its timing shifts, and notable outcomes from Taft and Eisenhower to Roosevelt. It highlights voter unpredictability and current race dynamics involving Muskie and McCloskey.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Florida
Granite State
George Romney
Eugene McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Paul McCloskey
Nixon
McCoskey
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Chiang
Lawrence E. Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Ov Leasher
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Jack Anderson
Senate
Costa Rica
Jose Figueres
Latin America
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Figueres
Fernado Figueres Zamora
Jose Figueres Ferrer
Fernando Figueres
Melio Medici
United States
The
Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
Kaedeerereeeres
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Hemiele
Ann B. Pritchett
Ele Pi
Abileel
Preston Pendergrass
Johnson
McCarthy
Robert Taft
NATO
Dwight Eisenhower
Paris
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Vietnam
Lodge
Saigon
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