Base Closings Not So Gloomy
The piece notes Defense plans to close or cut 274 domestic bases, threatening 26 200 civilian and 16 600 military jobs while highlighting mixed local impact. It cites Mayor J C Martin of Laredo and Rep Fernand St Germain, plus commentary from Sen Barry Goldwater and Rep F Edward Hebert on shifting jobs and regional effects.
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Grateful Nation Hails Mexico Snap to Kidnap Plot
Within two days after the release of the US Consul General Terrence G. Leonhardy by left wing guerrillas, Mexican authorities rounded up five men suspected of involvement in the diplomat's kidnapping. The price for Leonhardy's life was freeing 30 political prisoners from Mexican jails and flying them to Cuba, plus 80 000 dollars paid. Americans praise Mexico's handling, but fear more political prisoners will be created to serve as future ransoms.
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Washington court upholds race based admissions plan
The Washington State Supreme Court ruled six to two that minority race considerations may be used to promote integration in law school admissions. It held that a minority preference could supersede an otherwise qualified applicant, arguing it addresses underrepresentation in law schools and the legal profession.
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Harmless Home Remedy For Warts Claims From Dr Lamb
A reader query about plantar warts shares Dr Lawrence E Lamb’s advice. He cites liquid nitrogen as the safest cure, describing how a dermatologist and lab work support freezing with a cotton swab until the wart whiteens and falls away, with minimal infection risk and painless treatment.
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Martha Mitchell and FBI style covert snoops outlined
Profiles of Martha Mitchell and her volatile marriage with John Mitchell draw attention as rumors swirl about her loyalty and independence. The piece also exposes Howard Phillips antipoverty agency spying network led by ex FBI and CIA personnel nicknamed the Magnificent Seven with detailed bios.
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May showers spur wish for Breen concrete yard
A reader muses during a rainy May spell that concrete would have been wiser than grass for the Breen property, noting damp, muddy conditions and long term maintenance considerations.
Baytown Sun Editorial and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun sample lists editorial staff led by Preston Pendergrass and Kim Finley with Wanda Orton as managing editor and Paul Putman as advertising director. It notes second class matter status, address 1307 Memorial Drive, Baytown Texas, and 7.40 monthly subscription with 78.80 yearly rate, plus 10 cent single copy price. Copyright and republication rights are reserved with Associated Press and United States Suburban Press affiliates.
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Congress Votes 2 Billion In Added Vet Benefits
In 1971 and 1972 Congress approved veterans benefits totaling about 2 billion dollars annually. Education and vocational training expanded compensation for service connected disablements and more liberal nonservice connected pensions for the needy. Dependence and indemnity compensation also rose.
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What You ve Got Coming In Benefits For Veterans
A summary of proposed and existing veterans benefits across education aid for dependents, home loan guarantees, hospital care eligibility, insurance for servicemen, and expanded care for disabled veterans. Notes that new bills before Congress could broaden medical insurance and other assistance, and that awareness ensures veterans receive entitled benefits.
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