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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1971
Page
4
An editorial notes growing acceptance of left-handers as a minority gaining recognition. It cites Dr. Dean Trembly of California State Polytechnic College noting more products for left-handed people and offering classroom tips to aid left-handed students, while acknowledging ongoing challenges in language and culture.
Mrs. L. W. Massey of Route 1 Baytown denounces the federal revenue sharing plan as a deceptive tax grab. She argues one way tickets and round trip prices mislead taxpayers and warns about loss of state power, urging readers to contact their congressman about federally subsidized housing and other programs.
Several hundred dissident coal miners from Pennsylvania and Ohio visited Capitol Hill to petition Congress over what they call corrupt union leadership and influenced campaign contributions. They confronted Rep. John Saylor and others, while critics note union funds and loans to lawmakers. The piece also reports on an Air Force EC-121 spy plane's potential microwave eye damage risks to crew members.
The grass family lacks trees except for bamboo. Octopuses have no shell while their closer relatives show traces of one. Oxygen is the most important gas in the atmosphere, colorless odorless and tasteless. Giraffes can see in many directions without turning their heads due to eye placement.
South and East discuss an intricate bridge hand from a spade lead. East reasons about card signals and partner expectations, weighing whether to return spades or shift to clubs to thwart declarer. The dialogue highlights strategic by-play and the skill of near and real experts in transit.
A bridge bidding sequence is given with a questionable heart opening by West. South holds HQ732 47 KISS HH IOAT and is asked to bid six spades, noting that partner’s seven bid is possible. The question asks what the dealer opens with in two hands AS WK 107TES BAK QS4 HAZ and references Mark 10 45.
A compact list of numbered across and down crossword clues covering names, places, and terms. Includes Swiss, African city, biblical names, Greek myth, and various prefixes and suffixes, with hints on colors, weights, and roles.
Paul Harvey laments attacks on J Edgar Hoover by Hoover's critics and media, arguing the FBI director outlives accusations. He notes surveillance claims, a letter controversy, and Hoover's dedication, urging Americans to support the nation’s top lawman and his tenure.
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising staff including Fred Hartman John Wadley Ann B. Pritchett Preston Pendergrass Jobnelia Boynton Paul Putman Dwight Moody Leon Brown and R. J. Grimes. It notes publication details, address in Baytown Texas and subscription rates with carrier and mail options. The notice lists Associated Press rights and general republication terms.
Dear Dr. Lamb I read about lead poisoning from drinking from an old pitcher. Glazed pottery used for cooking or storing food can release lead, causing anemia headaches irritability abdominal pain digestive disturbances and even convulsions or brain effects in children. A few deaths have been reported. laboratory blood tests confirm the diagnosis.
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