How Many Will Health Care Aid
A discussion on national health insurance asks how to fund broad coverage for routine care and expensive treatments. Experts warn costs will rise with exotic therapies and outline the trade offs between universal access and finite resources.
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Daniel Callahan
Institute of Society, Ethics and Life Sciences
Hastings On the Hudson
New York
Congress
U.S. Catholic Magazine
Callahan
John Lach
Vanderbilt University
Britain
United States
Goos e Creek Atty Seeks State Rep Seat in 1956
Sun Files reports Goose Creek attorney Ervin Flowers announces candidacy for the Texas state legislature, challenging Rep Roy Hofheinz. He backs labor causes and aims to amend workers compensation. Hofheinz runs for Harris County Judge.
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Baytown Sun
Goose Creek
Ervin Flowers
Roy Hofheinz
Fiowerssi
Hofheinz
Harris County
Cedar Bayou
Culpepper
Joseph Guberman
Guberman
MG John Erwin
L. A. DuBus
Bits N Pieces on Patriotism and Foreign Criticism
A reflective colloquial essay recalls spring debates with foreign visitors about American identity. The narrator defends immigration and refugee welcome, cites Statue of Liberty ideals, and notes past and present criticism while urging patience and strength for the nation.
Today in History highlights from May 24 dates
May 24 marks 1625 when Peter Minuit bought Manhattan for goods, 1819 Queen Victoria born, 1830 first US passenger railroad from Baltimore to Elliott’s Mills, 1844 Morse telegraph sent, 1882 Brooklyn Bridge opened, 1974 Duke Ellington died at 75, plus Vietnam refugee aid bills and earlier conflicts noted.
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Associated Press
Peter Minuit
Dutch West India Trading Company
Island of
Manhattan
Queen Victoria
Britain
London
United States
Baltimore
Elliotts Mills
Samuel Morse
Washington
Baytown Sun Editorial Masthead and Policy Notes
Editorial and staff listings for the Baytown Sun including editors Jim Finley Wanda Orton and Preston Pendergrass plus advertising and publishing figures. Includes address Baytown Texas 77520 and subscription rates, policy on letters to the editor and republication rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Enterea
Baytown
Texas
Orve
Bayfont
P.O. Box
Caret
General Advertising Service
Suburban Press, Inc
Gnastal Punhertane
John Han cock Elected President of Continental Congress
A fragment notes John Hancock elected President of the Second Continental Congress on May 24, 1775. The sparse text records a pivotal leadership choice during the revolutionary period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hancock
Second Continental Congress
Lord is Good Shield in Trouble Nahum Verse
A Bible verse proclaims the Lord provides protection and knowledge of those who trust in him. Nahum 1 7 emphasizes God’s goodness as a stronghold during adversity and his awareness of the faithful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahum 1
Computer spies reveal unprotected government 1108 systems
A declassified report describes Navy scientists breaking into a Univac 1108 using a telephone, exposing risks to national secrets and personal data stored across government agencies. It warns holes in large operating systems are widespread and could be exploited at low cost. The GAO notes criminal computer fraud cases costing millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
White House
General Accounting Office
GAO
John Moss
D.cain
House
Senate Armed Services Committees
Lactose Intolerance Solved by Lact-Aid Enzyme for Milk Fans
A reader describes painful dairy digestion and reports Lact-Aid packets, yeast-derived lactase, converting 75 percent of lactose in one quart of milk after 24 hours refrigeration. SugarLo’s Alan Kligerman aims national distribution, urging dairies to offer low lactose milk and products to expand a large market.
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SugarLo Company
P.O
Atlantic City
Canada
Alan Kligerman
SugarLo
Dr. Farrar
Dairies
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REL
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George Crawford
M. P. Fulter
Lions Club
Walter Rundell
Lee College
R. B. Sparks
Jerry Wiener
Dora Wiener
Baylor University College of Medicine
Houston
Patsy McDaniel
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Thomas A. Edison
Russia
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Einstein
Germany
U.S
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Duke Ellington
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Camranh Bay
Ford
Cambodia
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Leon Brown
John Wadley
Fred Hornbergeree
Jebrae Sint
Fred Hartman
Amatoty Uh
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Advertising Department
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Pat Staples
Sensor
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Hal Bernton
Barrow
Alaska
Bernton
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