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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1971
Page
6
Editorial surveys counter-arguments by automakers on inflatable front airbags required from 1974. It notes potential failures, accidental inflation, vision obstruction, and limited protection in rollovers or side impacts. It argues belts still needed, acknowledges safety goals, and recalls 55,000 motorists who died last year.
A Los Angeles psychologist recommends shouting cursing and stamping as a way to cope with earthquakes. Dr Donald F Cowan says this angry assertion technique can stop the quake and give a sense of mastery, reducing fear and helplessness from the Feb 9 California quake.
The Baytown Sun lists its Editorial Department with Preston Pendergrass as Editor and Johnetta Boynton as Managing Editor while R J Grimes leads Advertising. The paper operates from 1301 Memorial Drive, Baytown Texas with daily weekday and Sunday editions and mail subscription options.
A confidential congressional memo warns that new federal softwood lumber standards adopted Sept 1 will raise house prices during the spring boom. It argues the leaner sizes lower consumer value, while builders rush orders, and calls for action to prevent price gouging by lumber firms. The memo also criticizes the Commerce Department’s role and notes a 50 percent price rise since January.
Oswald and Jim discuss a Regency Whist Club hand featuring John Ray, the 1930 Open Teams winner, who at 23 was the youngest to win until 1955. Ray's clever trump safety and submarining prevented ruffing endurance, preserving his contract against four spades.
The hand AS YK 10765 AKQO4 HAZ shows strong diamonds and weak hearts after a mixed auction. Partner keeps no trump, so the recommended play is to bid six diamonds, anticipating seven clubs but not hearts. The passage also includes a biblical citation from Hebrews 7 25.
A compact clue set mixing Across and Down entries with themes from languages and geography. Includes definitions for masculine everlastings and fish terms, plus names for people, places, and objects across a dense grid.
President Nixon moves toward the 1972 campaign with plans for more travel and news conferences while defending the war. The column cites Cambodian operations, morale problems among troops, rising drug use, and public weariness with Indochina as calls to withdraw grow stronger.
Dr Lawrence E Lamb guides readers on angina causes and heart health. He explains atherosclerosis as the common cause, notes rarity in younger women, and advises stress control, weight loss, and quitting coffee and cigarettes. He recommends doctor approval before exercise and discusses dietary fat and poultry choices.
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