Values In Watts Area Trimmed By Rioting
Editorials And Features examine property value losses after the Watts riots. A real estate expert estimates commercial values down 20 percent and residential down about 10 percent in Watts, with recovery forecast in three to four years if financing and confidence return.
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Watts
Los Angeles
Robert A. Steele
American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
Steele
Savings and Loan Associations
Savings and Loan
Sunset Strip
Teenagers as a Hopeful Force in Modern Times
The piece asserts youths today are better educated and more socially conscious, praising their empathy and activism. It cites hippie-type youths aiding a child and saving art during a Brussels fire, then argues maturity is awareness, not years, urging not to discourage this generational shift.
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Brussels
Belgium
India
Dort
Know Your County Government COMBINED STATEMENTS
The Texas Constitution outlines four main county fund classifications: General, Jury, Roads and Bridges, and Permanent Improvements for public buildings. The classification framework guides budgeting and expenditure practices across county operations and capital projects.
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Texas
Vocabulary Enrichment and Tax Notices in County Audit
The passage suggests separate identities for funds in the Constitution and later legislation. It notes delinquent taxes receivable excludes personal property taxes and that insolvent taxes are synonymous with delinquent personal property taxes. It mentions cash receipts disbursements and fund transfers reported under a Texas statute.
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Texas
UCLA vision test for drivers tracks motion to spot risk
UCLA researchers developed a dynamic visual acuity test that measures drivers’ ability to track moving objects. In trials with 17,500 participants, the test better predicted driving records than static eye tests and revealed a small female disadvantage. Equipment is handwritten at UCLA and not yet commercially produced.
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UCLA
Institute of Transportation and Traffic Engineering
Albert Burg
Burg
Institute
DVA
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Abernathy Meets lawmakers on Poor People March
Washington columnist notes Rev. Ralph Abernathy’s measured stance after a closed door talk with senators and representatives. He defends pushing systemic reform over welfare, outlines demands for jobs, housing, medical care, and a guaranteed annual wage, and rejects blocked-bridge threats as a last resort.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Ralph Abernary
Poor People’s March
Ed Brooke
R-Mass
Senate
Abenathy
Nou
Gus
Abernathy
Congress
Long
Serson Oy
Abernau
Martin Luther King
Rev
Andre. Young
Dr. King
Virginia
Maryland
Joan Lindsay
New York
York
Harlem
Seasons at the Poles and Harrison’s Brief Presidency
The exchange notes that pole seasons are driven by light rather than temperature, with perpetual cold and greater winter cold. It mentions William Henry Harrison, who died in office about a month after his inauguration, with service starting March 4, 1841 and ending April 4.
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California Public Utilities Commission
San Jose
William Bennett
Doran
Bennett
P. G
Frank Wore Vy
Pacifc Telephone and Telegraph Company
Public Utilities Commission
Ronald Teagan
Morrissy
Commission
San Joseito
Jacobrederickson
California
Pro Utility
California Public Utilities Commiision
Tohemian Grove
Far West
Ronald Reagan
Louse Commerce Committee
Washington
Senate
Witte House
William Henry Harrison
Baytown Sun masthead and staff notices from Baytown TX
An administrative masthead lists editors and managers for The Baytown Sun including publisher Hartman, general manager Wadhey, business manager Mac Jackson, editor Preston Pendergrass, managing editor Henry Holcomb, and advertising staff. The note confirms publication as The Baytown Sun, Inc. with address 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 and that it is a second class matter under the 1879 act. Subscriptions and mail rates are noted.
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Fred Hartman
Petarang
Bill Hartman
Tabi
John Wadhey
Beulah Mac Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Editorial
Sera Test
Preston Pendergrass
Henry Holcomb
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Bridge Tips by Oswald and James Jacoby
North holds six high card points with a six card diamond suit and aims for three no-trump if partner has strong diamonds. South with 16 points and good diamonds tries for three no-trump, aided by a favorable spade lead and diamond break, while a strong north could bid Stayman to explore a slam and minor suit fits.
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Oswald
North
Jim
South
Bidding Puzzle: Jacoby Methods and No Trump Response
In today’s column a bridge bidding scenario presents a partner opening one no trump. With AK2 in Spade hearts and a balanced hand, the question is what action to take now. The piece prompts readers to compare three diamonds as the Jacoby method reply and promises the solution in tomorrow’s installment.
Verse from Matthew Proclaims Heaven and Earth Pass Away
A biblical line asserts that heaven and earth will pass away while Jesus words endure, citing Matthew 24 35 as the sustaining truth for believers. The verse emphasizes permanence of Christ's teachings over the created world.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Gas
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Jack Doran
Che Baytown Sun
ATER
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Carrie Laughlin
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