Growth concerns rise in California as population pressure shown
Editorials and features note California's population surge slows its appeal for current residents. Santa Clara leaders call growth problematic amid opposition to a mega shopping center and jetport. A UC Berkeley Demography professor finds broad support for policies to slow migration, with environmental concerns cited by 80 percent of whites and 77 percent of nonwhites.
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Berkeley
University of California
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United States
Bottle Deposit Debates Spark City and State Action
A wave of laws bans nonreturnable bottles as a pollution response. New York City weighs a two cent deposit on glass metal and plastic. Cleveland considers banning nonreturnables with penalties up to 1000 dollars and five days jail. Major firms Monsanto and Vistron push plastic bottles amid testing and consumer interest. Environmental groups warn enforcement challenges could outweigh benefits.
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Nixon gas panel winners mainly industry men
Natural gas executives who funded the GOP now hold key roles in a 414 member National Gas Survey Executive Advisory Committee. Of 41 members announced last month, 32 are from gas companies, with few consumer representatives. The group is chaired by Bill Elmer of Texas Gas Transmission Corp and includes leaders from Atlantic Richfield, Houston Natural Gas, Southern Natural Gas, Gulf Oil, Shell, and Standard Oil affiliates.
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John Swearing
Standard Oil
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E. D. Brockett
Gulf Oil
Denis Kemball-Cook
Shell Oil
Otto Miller
California
Nixon
John Nassikas
Federal Power
Parents and Teachers of Exceptional Children Thank You
The Sun letters express gratitude from the PTEC for coverage of their dinner and spring festival. They thank merchants for donations of foods and items for the bazaar booth and credit many friends and parents for the success of the event. John Singer Jr. serves as President.
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Win at Bridge Italy Scores Early in 1970
Bridge column notes Italy starts 1970 with an opening lead of three as they duel in a bridge contest. Passes and bids outline a cautious early game with 6NT possibility discussed among players.
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Italy Brings New Team in 1970 World Championship Match
Oswald and James Jacoby describe Italy’s nervy start as Riccardo Tersch and Enrico Cesati reach six no trump for 20 to 21 points, while Italy aims to cash 12 tricks for 1440 points. At another table Bobby Goldman opens diamond, six clubs results from a 4-4 club fit, giving Italy a 17 IMP lead.
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Riccardo Tersch
Enrico Cesati
Tersch
Jacoby Modern
North
Cesari
Bobby Goldman
Billy Eisenberg
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle about five spades and Blackwood response
South holds AK543 WKG32 AKQATH and after a sequence ending in five clubs by partner with five spades response you must decide. The scenario asks what to do when partner shows three aces by five spades instead of diamonds, guiding the next bid. Answer tomorrow.
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Akqath
Identification Across Down Puzzle Theme List
A compact list of crossword style clues and grid positions covering terms from Offertory to Meadow including clues for person, place, and object categories and related word variants. The mix includes historical references, abbreviations, and common crossword fill to guide solvers.
Dollars, Dollars, Dollars A Baytown Sun Column
Paul Harvey argues dollars are a narcotic for nations and Americans alike. The column critiques foreign aid, dollar diplomacy, and overextended military intervention, urging a return to cautious isolationism and constitutional restraint on wartime deployments. The piece cites Washington and English history to warn against entangling alliances.
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British Isles
George Washington
Congress
Baytown Sun Staff Roughly Listed in Editorial Page
An assortment of editorial department titles and staff roles are listed for The Baytown Sun, Inc. including editor, managing editor, associate managing editor, tiling department, advertising, retail and classified managers, and office roles. The notice notes publication details and mailing addresses in Baytown Texas.
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Fred Hartma
John Wadley
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Edito Jomella
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Pelvic Floor Repair Explained by Dr Lamb
In a reader Q and A, Dr Lawrence E Lamb explains pelvic floor weakness from childbirth can cause bladder and reproductive organ displacement and infections. A simple pelvic floor repair can restore support and normal function. Nicotine pills confusion clarified as niacin, not tobacco nicotine.
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Lamb
United States
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