Ruble Rhetoric and the Defense Spending Debate
Rep. Les Aspin argues against alarmist claims of Soviet military inferiority and spending. He notes ruble based cost comparisons distort figures, Russian defense at 15 percent of GNP may limit future expansion, and NATO allies’ output narrows the gap. He warns Moscow’s growth remains slow and manageable.
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United States
Les Aspin
Wisconsin
U.S
Aspin
Soviet Union
CIA
Pentagon
NATO
Russia
Grads At Cedar Bayou and Lee Junior College in 1936
Sun Files notes Cedar Bayou High School posts 15 graduates while Robert Lee High reports 131 graduates 81 girls and 50 boys. Parades planned for the Texas Centennial with Grover K Edge as parade chairman planning 20 floats. Baccalaureate speaker Rev A O Hinkle from Goose Creek First Baptist.
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Lee Junior College Treasury
James V. Allred
Atty
William McCraw
Corpus Christi
Robert ©. Lee
Grover K. Edge
Cedar Bayou High School
A. 0. Hinkle
Goose Creek First Baptist Church
Cedar Bayou
Profit Fat Corporations May Loosen Investments
New York AP reports corporations show renewed willingness to spend on plants and equipment after strong profit gains. McGraw-Hill survey cites 13 percent projected capital spending rise to 127.3 billion, offset by inflation, with real gains of four percent. CitiBank notes sharp first quarter after-tax earnings gains across hundreds of manufacturers, while wage settlements ease. Some economists remain cautious about calling a boom as GDP growth and inflation influence forecasts.
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New York
America
Commerce Department
Bayid Ab Lein
McGraw-Hill Publications
McGraw-Hill
Citibank
Labor Department
Rintret-Boston Associates
Pierre Rénfret
Albert Cox, Jr
Lionel D. Edie & Co
Salute to Mrs. Terry and Baytown School Leaders Week
The Sun prints a readers farewell salute during Educational Secretaries Week May 16 22 praising Mrs. Willie G. Terry principal of Pumphrey School as organized curriculum oriented and Christian grounded. The letter also salutes all Baytown school administrators.
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the Sun
National Association of Educational Secretaries
American Association of School Administrators
Pumphrey School
Willie G. Terry
Terry
Baytown
Velma .J. Ansley
Glenda Stroud
Marty Ball
Velma Barker
Gwen Lee
Nancy Heintschel
May 18 1976 in History Highlights Across The World
On this May 18 many historic events are noted including Napoleon proclaimed Emperor in 1804 Abraham Lincoln nomination in 1860 and the start of the Vicksburg siege in 1863 The Tennessee Valley Authority creation in 1933 Italian forces surrender in 1941 the UN HQ move in 1951 India’s first atomic test in 1974 and the Mayaguez incident updates One year ago Secretary James Schlesinger announced casualties and missing in the Mayaguez rescue remarks today birthday notes include Perry Como Margot Fonteyn and John Updike
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Associated Press
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Vicksburg
Miss
Tennessee Valley Authority
Ethiopia
United Nations
Lake Success
N.Y
Manhattan
India
James Schlesinger
U.S
Mayaguez
Perry Como
Margot Fonteyn
John Updike
Napoleon
Herbert Samuel
Baytown Sun Staff Roles and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun lists Leon Brown John Wadley as editors with Fred Hornberger as general manager and Fred Hartman as assistant to publisher. Editorial staff includes Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton Jerry Winton Pat Staples and others. The paper published in Baytown Texas at 3301 Memorial Drive with Monday through Friday and Sunday editions. Subscription rates shown and postal details noted along with advertising representation and AP affiliation.
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Leon Brown
John Wadley
Mn Star
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Baytown
Texas
Memorial Drive
General Advertising Service
U.S
U.S. Suburbar Press, Inc
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Focal
Orin
Baytown Sun
Sun
Saudis Sour On Kissinger Policy Amid Oil Drive
Riyadh sources report Saudi Arabia growing frustrated with U S diplomacy under Henry Kissinger as contracts shift to France and Japan. Prince Saud notes assurances fade in practice while oil price pressures and Iran ties shape a shifting regional balance.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
U.S
France
Joe Spear
Riyadh
Kissinger
Israel
Prince Saud
Spear
United Nations
William Scranton
Scranton
West Bank
Iran
Shah
Persian Gulf
Saudi Arabia
State Department
Cuba
Saud
Heart attack difference vs blood clots and prevention
A reader asks whether emboli from legs cause heart attacks and how blood thinners like Coumadin are used. Dr. Lamb explains emboli travel to the lungs via the heart, inducing a lung event rather than a heart attack, and notes leg vein clots can be unseen but still cause pulmonary embolism. Regular movement prevents clot formation and obesity increases risk.
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DR. Lamb
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Texas A&m
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D.mich
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Bork
Dingell
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