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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2017
Page
7
A tense exchange with Dr. Godot. the patient mocks weight swings and herbal diets while the doctor delivers blunt bedside remarks. The dialogue covers aging memory, health fads, and a sharp wit about medical exam habits, ending with a contact note for Jim Mullen.
A Dear Abby column advises telling the eight year old son the truth about his father's absence and avoiding false work trips. It also covers handling peer talk, setting expectations in a new relationship, and responding to condolences from others regarding a strained in law relationship.
Danny Lee argues for ground shipping to cut energy use by tenfold versus overnight air, and urges buying local to reduce emissions. He warns against tossing apple cores from cars, noting wildlife hazards and the need to recycle or trash properly.
A garbled crossword clue list with partial words and stray letters, including entries like fishing n, Bits of threads, Rock band crew member, High sigs, Sighs of relief, and a long, corrupted ending line resembling a ciphered note.
On May 18, 1917 the United States enacted the Selective Service Act. India tested a nuclear weapon in 1974. Mount St. Helens erupted in 1980. Microsoft antitrust suit filed in 1998. Birthdays include Capra, Como, Fonteyn, Pope John Paul I, Brooks Robinson, Reggie Jackson, George Strait, Chow Yun Fat, Yannick Noah, Tina Fey, Jack Johnson. Also notes on nuclear capability, Randy Johnson’s perfect game feat, a Pope John quote, Microsoft sales figure, and last quarter moon.
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