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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1972

Page

2

Keep America Beautiful or Keep Drivers Awake On Highways

Editorial argues highway ads bore drivers with uniform scenery and urges fewer signs. It suggests slower speeds and rest breaks to keep motorists alert, noting signs like Chew Mail Pouch offer brief relief from monotony.

America California Shores

Coon in Caldwell’s Trap Tangles Carolina Politics

Ted Kloesel’s family keeps a raccoon named Landfill that escaped and triggered Charlie Caldwell’s cat trap on their street. Caldwell, a city council candidate and former animal ordinance committee chair, announced the capture on a radio show, stirring political speculation. The raccoon escaped again, last seen near the Cedar Bay landfill.

Kloesel Caldwell Carolina Ted Kloesel Charlie Caldwell Charlie Ted Cedar Bayou

Landfill the raccoon finds brief home and a long escape

A mother raccoon out of reach feeds her stranded youngster as Ted rescues it. Landfill grows into a pet that demands meals and plays with Heidi the German shepherd. Jealousy from a puppy named Bird drives Landfill to run away and seek life in the woods.

Ted Landfill Heidi Bird

Dyna-Ship: German square rig sails into 1973 sea trials

German designers unveil the Dyna-Ship a square rig vessel set to launch in Hamburg in 1973. The autonomous sail system requires only auxiliary motors and promises vast cargo space and fuel savings. Tests show 12 to 16 knots with 20 knot top speed while reducing pollution.

Hamburg Rudder Magazine

Joint popping and arthritis guidance from Dr Lamb letter

Reader asks about joint popping and pain. doctor explains normal gas in joints, notes inability to diagnose from letter, urges seeing a rheumatologist, and cautions against heavy brick work. If rheumatoid arthritis exists, emphasizes long term care and proper supervision to adjust living patterns.

Lamb Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Pork barrel guardians in House hold a secret grudge session

A 36 page transcript reveals congressional critics of environmental rules forming a closed to discuss delays to pork barrel projects. Rep. Bob Jones and Rep. Jim Wright led harsh attacks on courts and environmental laws, calling judges ignoramuses and vowing to curb litigation stalling projects.

Washington Bob Jones D-Ala Jim Wright D-Tex House Public Works Committee Charles Buckley D-N.y Jones Congress Bill Harsha Ohio Ralph) Nader Pat Caffery D-La Big Oil Louisiana California Roger Zion R-Ind Kee Richard Sullivan EPA Harsha Caffery

Baytown Sun masthead and staff page details

The Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising staff including editor Fred Hartman and John Wadley as editor and publisher, Jim Finley as managing editor, and Paul Putman as director of advertising. It notes publication as a Baytown, Texas paper, afternoons, with 1303 Memorial Drive address and 77420 postal code. Subscriptions and rates are provided along with AP affiliation and copyright notices.

Fred Hartman John Wadley Paul Putman Ann B.pritchett Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton Dwight Moody Leon Brown Odecge Baytown Texas Associated Press

VOA Reporter in Mandarin Broadcast to China Quietly Opens World View

Caroline Chou, a 24 year old Georgetown linguistics student, hosts VOA news program in Mandarin from Washington to mainland China. The article notes VOA's broad reach in 35 languages, its policy of not criticizing other nations, and Chou’s aim to present the truth.

ITT Conference Bureau Republican Party San Diego Hartford Fire Insurance VOA Washington Independence Avenue United States America U.S Caroline Chou Caroline World News Nixon Mao Tse-tung Vietnam Bangladesh John Foster Dulles Red Asia China Mao Georgetown University Taiwan Chou Chou En-lai

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