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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1976
Page
3
Opinion piece argues San Francisco strikes over municipal labor costs show a national shift. It notes 2000 city workers walking out, protests over wages from 17 300 to 12 000 14 300 annually, and bus drivers rejecting a 28 500 package. It warns public buyout of labor peace is ending.
General Electric introduces nickel cadmium rechargable batteries for household current. The system includes a plug in charger and modules for common size batteries at about six dollars, with the claim of up to 1000 recharges, promising long term savings as dry cells rise in U S consumption to around 600 million annually.
Baytown Sun clip features 40 30 20 years ago items. May 3 1956 and 1946 notes cover a health clinic, new doctors, campout plans, a jail condemnation, a near collision rescue, theater rebuilding, Goose Creek building permits, May Fete at Highlands, open house for Sgt Ammons, birthday parties for Barbara and Anita Simmons, Buck Bonds long homer with House of David beard.
New York AP report profiles Ty Hicks, a corporate executive and self styled wealth mentor who claims to have earned over a million from sidelines ventures. He promotes real estate and mail order as paths to financial independence, advising use of other people's money and careful product sourcing, while noting ups and downs and emphasizing belief followed by action.
The Baytown Sun lists staff including Leon Brown editor and publisher John Wadley, general manager Fred Hornberger, and editor Fred Hartman among others. It details subscription rates, mailing addresses, and advertising representation, plus editorial policy notes and letter submission guidelines.
On May 3 1776 King George III named General Howe and Admiral Howe to a peace commission. The announcement elevated both men in the effort to negotiate amid growing colonial resistance, signaling a significant royal push toward resolution.
Obscure Cost Accounting Standards Board revises rules that experts warn would raise depreciation costs and drain taxpayers while lining pockets of government contractors. Standard 413 was scrapped for 414 amid scrutiny, with Estimates range from millions in year one to hundreds of millions by 1985.
A convict explains diabetic symptoms and neuropathy suffered in prison. A doctor responds with guidance on monitoring blood sugar, foot care, footwear, and avoiding injuries. The letter emphasizes keeping feet clean and protected while managing diabetes and links to Health Letter numbers for more information.
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