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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1975
Page
3
The new secretary of transportation William T. Coleman Jr argues for fewer railroads and airlines. He envisions government financed mergers and subsidies to align services with a government set plan. Critics warn this clashes with deregulation and risks rewarding failure.
Walter Lippmann argues honesty follows from creative purpose and workmanship. He notes the fragility of trust when a public figure breaks a word, highlighting the value and risk of political commitments.
A reader reports duodenal and stomach ulcers with excessive saliva and fatigue after a medication change. Dr Lamb links saliva to stomach acid, urges medical follow up, stress reduction, and lifestyle adjustments, and offers a personal ulcer report through the newspaper.
Washington column argues Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis differed from Mary Todd Lincoln Eleanor Roosevelt and Coretta King in public role expectations and lifestyle It notes her shift from Camelot era prestige to jet set focus and critiques her private choices. The piece references Aristotle Onassis and a forthcoming report on family arrangements and contracts.
The report details Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis spending during and after Aristotle Onassis's illness including tax free bonds, an ongoing allowance, and charges at Bloomingdale's and other shops. It notes her perceived thrift with her own funds and a lavish Tehran visit with Iran's oilman, ending with uncashed servant funds and a critical view of her choices.
Washington columnist Tom Tiede discusses how U S schools treat students who are different. He cites 1970 census figures and a Children’s Defense Fund study showing millions out of class, due to race language poverty or need for special services, with expulsions and access barriers noted across districts.
The National Center for Health Statistics reports a modest 1 percent rise in births for the year, with 25,000 more babies born than in 1973. Growth slows from the postwar peak, and experts warn of long term shifts as population ages and new immigrant children arrive.
The Sterling Booster Club thanks all who aided the Coaches Basketball Game including band students art department and Baytown Sun publicity plus the Baytown Police Department. Special appreciation goes to referees Jim and Mike Finley and to coaches of both schools for an exciting start to finish game.
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