Oceans Probed For Oil Supplies
A historical notice describes offshore oil exploration advances using remotely operated and surface-controlled marine risers to drill in deep seas. Canadian authorities and a consortium of 29 firms plan to deploy telescopic steel risers up to two feet in diameter and 70 feet long, enabling operations without divers. The system, developed over eight years by Offshore International, aims to reach deeper waters, with Regan and Hughes Tool Co. noted in progress.
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Offshore International
Arctic
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Regan
Hughes Tool Co
Thailand
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Overreaction Debate as FDA Bans Saccharin
Lawmakers clash over the 1968 act that requires banning food additives found to cause cancer. Critics cite Canada rat studies while defenders warn of diet impact for millions of diabetics and dieters. A review argues for flexible application considering probability and human risk.
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Washington
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Congress
FDA
Canada
Today In History Highlights 1930s to 1970s
The piece lists key dates on May 9 across history. It notes Italy annexing Ethiopia in 1936, Columbus' 1502 voyage, Byrd and Bennett first to fly over the North Pole in 1926, Sevastopol recaptured in WWII, Diem addressing Congress in 1957, Birmingham racial accords in 1963, Nixon inquiry began in 1974, Zakir Husain as first Muslim Indian president ten years earlier, and major U.S. air and naval strikes on North Vietnam five years prior.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Victor Emmanuel
Christopher Columbus
Cadi
Spain
New World
U.S. Navy
Richard Byrd
Floyd Bennett
North Pole
Black Sea
Sevastopol
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
U.S. Congress
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U.S
House of Representatives Judiciary Committee
Richard Nixon
Zakir Husain
Muselm
India
Baytown Lions Club President Meister 1957
Sun files recall Baytown scenes from May 3 1957 with Allen Meister becoming the Baytown Lions Club president and other civic notes. Marilyn Cope and Jeannette Woodruff honored as Robert E Lee graduates prospects. local church revival and city commissions discussed.
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Baytown Sun
Lucile Cope
Jeannette Wooddruff
Robert E. Lee High School
J. A. Cope
E. Woodruff
Wade Callam
Gander
M. J. Lyons
Goose Creek
Church of Christ
Leonard C. Buinkhead
Grenader
Fred Parker
Gamma Nutter
A. E. McKee
Allen Meister
Baytown Lions
CE Rodecape
Humble
Baytown
E. C
Jack) Kimmons
J. Raymond
Vanderhelder
J. C. Wimmie Garrison
Byard Sooy
Eva Maud Civic ‘Association
Ros Gorvalez
Robert EB
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The Way It Was May 9 10 Willam Lee Enveu Te Aumria
May 9 issue notes Willam Lee with Enveu and Prevela in a local feature. Names appear garbled. readers are urged to match entities to the period context.
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Willam Lee
Pension Plan Reform Faces Sex Based Longevity Split
A New York technical finance debate weighs pension plan fairness as women's longer lifespans affect costs and benefits. Actuaries favor recognizing longevity differences over a unisex rate, urging employers to save more now to avoid future shortfalls.
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New York
Solomon
Battel Berin
William M. Mercer
March = & McLennan Inc
Berin
Baytown Sun History Page Details Personnel and Policies
Fragmentary Baytown Sun masthead shows editors and departments from 1950 to 1974, listing editor publisher general manager and various editorial staff. It includes advertising, circulation, and distribution lines, publication details, pricing, and rights language, with standard newspaper boilerplate and policy notes.
It's Possible Positive Mindset From Possibility Thinking
This excerpt promotes Possibility Thinking: treat every problem as a project to spark enthusiasm and success. It asserts attitude determines outcomes and cites Teverand Schutter of Garden Grove Gall Community Church with a national program Hour of Power.
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Teverand Schutter
Garden Grove, Gall
U S Cuba Talks, Drug Allegations, And Mondale Horse Incident
In a report on evolving Cuba policy, efforts to resume reconnaissance over Cuba are said halted as Carter shifts toward calmer ties. An Panama trafficking informant claims Latin American heroin moves through Cuba, with investigators debating credibility. Navy notes Mondale’s daughter Eleanor Jane rode a horse on Naval grounds, promising it won’t recur. Strip mining debates hinge on preserving alluvial valleys to protect coal output, with ICF studies yielding contested conclusions. The piece also mentions a political pension issue involving James Blair and Brooker Thomas, amid election campaigns.
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Jacek. Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Cartes
del Castro
Cuba
Terence Todman
Havana
Florida
State Department
Panama
U.S
Omar Tortijos
Moises
Canal Zone
Capitol Hill
NAVY
Walter Mondale
Naval Observatory
Eleanor Jane
Mondale
Health Q&A: Exercises and Platelets with Dr Lamb
Dear readers present two health questions. First, a man exercises incorrectly causing leg fatigue and back strain. Dr Lamb advises starting low, engaging lower abdominal muscles, altering the leg lift to circle instead of straight, and building strength gradually. Second, explanation of platelets or thrombocytes and their role in clotting, noting normal counts and risks of low platelet levels.
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DR. Lamb
Tam
Lem
Lamb
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