Inspection Not For U. S. Senators
The Senate votes to open committee meetings to the public unless closed by vote a reform backed by many lawmakers. Critics warn of grandstanding and political theater, while supporters say openness reveals how government operates and protects accountability. The piece also notes secrecy in diplomacy mirrors this hesitation to disclose civic processes.
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U.S. Senate
Eveyone
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Robert Griffin
Reich
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Byrd
Too Much Sugar Fear Not for Mild Diabetes Says Dr Lamb
Dear mom may have mild glucose issues not requiring medicine. Doctor notes no sugar in urine, blood sugars stay low, and warns against drastic dieting. Reassurance and moderate sugar restraint advised. unlikely to progress to severe diabetes.
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Dr. Lamb
America
United States
Sterling Drug
Winthrop Laboratories
Sterling
U.S
Mexico
Medical Letter
Hassle On The Hill What Congress Needs Is Its Own Attorney General
In this analysis Ernest Cuneo argues Congress should have its own attorney general to curb executive overreach. He critiques constitutional procedures, notes the Supreme Court's power to strike acts as unconstitutional, and contends the Hill lacks its own independent legal figure while the president controls the attorney general.
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Congress
Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Executive
House
Senate
Jeme Court
Mt. Everest
Gall
Hill
Webster and
Calhoun
U.S
Ditch drainage delays prompt letters to editor
In Lakewood on Wildwood Street residents urge action on chronic drainage problems. They report city officials lack equipment and long waits, cite Baytown’s recently purchased ditching gear, and complain about delays possibly extending into 1974.
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the Sun
Wildwood Street
Lakewood
Marvin Zindler
Channel 13
Charley ©. Walker
Baytown
Baytown Sun Masthead and Contact Details
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Hartman as editor and publisher and John Wadley as editor with Paul Pulman as general manager and Ano B. Pritchett as assistant to publisher. It notes Preston Pendergrass executive editor Jim Finley managing editor Wanda Orton and others in editorial and advertising roles. The paper prints afternoons in Baytown Texas from 1301 Memorial Drive with mail and carrier rates and AP membership details.
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Fred Hartman
Eves
John Wadley
Paul Pulman
Ano B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton Oo
Eees Serene
Advertising Department
Sreteeeserssas
Baytown
Texas
Memorial Drive
U. S
Whalley May Face Kickback Charges From DOJ Probe
Former Congressman J. Irving Whalley, a Nixon era U N delegate and banker from Windber Pennsylvania, may be prosecuted by the Justice Department for kickback schemes tied to House salaries. U S Attorney Thornburgh urged action after FBI findings and a yearlong inquiry.
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Washington
J. Irving Whalley
United Nations
Justice Department
United States
Pittsburgh
Richard Kleindienst
FBI
Whalley
Pennsylvania
Nixon
U.N
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Windber
U.S
Richard Thornburgh
Thornburgh
Bobby Baker
Kleindienst
Capitol Hill
Balance in environmental policy and federal powers debated
A Houston federal court injunction halts Wallisville Reservoir work amid calls for balanced needs. A Palmetto Bend project suit seeks to stop land acquisition funds. The piece urges mutual settlements between industry and environment and warns of economic harm from one sided rulings. It also questions Congress vs courts in power disputes.
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Houston
Wallisville
Salt Water
West
Chambers County
Court of Information
Palmetto Bend
Texas
Victoria
Fwe
Fife
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Supreme Court
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Radio City Station
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Dr Lamb
Hassle
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Executive Branch
T. E. Willis
Bill Frazier
Bob Allison
Che Baytown Sun
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Berry's
Mea, Ine Chir A
Dudley
Jack Anderson
Monroe Trout
Trout
Congressional
Capitol
Cannon House
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