Palacios To Host Peace Conference
World Alliance of YMCAs selects Palacios Texas for the World Youth Peace Conference November 7 to 14. About 200 delegates aged 18 to 30 from 88 countries will discuss human rights disarmament international programs and the Christian response to third world problems. Palacios leaders say the town's multiracial population and Texas hospitality will showcase America and aid international understanding and world peace.
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World Alliance of Ymcas
Little Palacios
Houston
Fredrik Franklin
The
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Geneva
Switzerland
Ymcas
Robert W Harlan
U.S. National Council of Ymcas
Ymca of the
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Gulf of Mexico
Harlan
America
States push solar energy tax breaks spread across nation
The article notes Indiana led in 1974 with property tax cuts for solar heating and cooling. By 1975 nine states followed, and in 1976 six more including Connecticut Hawaii Maryland Michigan Vermont and Virginia enacted measures. Details vary, but exemptions generally apply to buildings with solar systems or the equipment itself. Virginia’s plan embeds a constitutional amendment to exempt property used to transfer or store solar energy and will go before voters on November 2.
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Indiana
Colorado
Illinois
Maryland
Massachusetts
Montana
New Hampshire
North
South Dakota
Oregon
Connecticut
Hawaii
Michigan
Vermon
Virginia
Commerce Clearing House
Vermont
Voters voice support for Eckhardt in Baytown letters
Readers write fervent praise for Congressman Bod Eckhardt noting his accessibility since 1989 and defending his record on Gulf Coast issues. Critics of opponent Nick Gearhart are cited, along with endorsements by Renee Van Natter and Bill Smith praising Eckhardt, arguing against divestiture and political theatrics.
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Nick Gearhart
Brownwood
Gearhart
Corps of Engineers
Eckhardt
Nick Gerhardt
Bob Eckhardt
Bob Reichardt
W. J. Webster
North Bend
Federal
Houston
Washington
East
Harris County
Texas Monthly
U.S
Congress
Fevel
U.S. Congress
Albert Thomas
Congressman Thomas
Sam Rayburn
Bill Smith
Milner
Flying Saucers Sighted by Baytown Man in ’56
From The Baytown Sun files: a Baytown man reports four flying saucers in the sky near Almeda. The tale sits among novelties from 1936 to 1956 including local events, school activities, and old Indian relics found by teens on Old River Lake.
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Baytown
Nancy Hensler
Texas Christian University
Michael Dunaway
Thurman Williams
Barbers Hill
May's Island
Old River Lake
W. L. Atwood
Charlie Foerster
Texas Avenue
Almeda
J. H. Tennison
Channelview Junior High
Channelview
REL
Channelview High School
Adrien F. Drouilhet
Sons of the American Revolution
W. M. Douglas
M. P. Connally
The Baytown Sun masthead and policies summary
The Baytown Sun lists Leon Brown as editor and Fred Hornberger as publisher with John Wadley and Fred Hartman in senior roles, notes multiple editorial staff, advertising department leaders, and mailing information. It states publication times and location at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P O Box 50 plus carrier and mail rates, plus AP membership and letter policy.
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Leon Brown
John Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Jerry Wintoane
Pat Staples
Baytown
Texas
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Baytown Sun
Sun
McCarthy IRS Probe Echoes Nixon Papers Tax Gift
The IRS is examining whether Eugene McCarthy funded campaign papers with campaign contributions, not personal money, for 1969 deductions totaling over 200000 dollars. The confidential report notes backdated deeds, donor sources, and questions about reported charitable deductions while Abigail McCarthy led the effort in the McCarthy Historical Project. The investigation cites telegraphic campaigns and the planned donation path, with debates about the materials’ origin and proper tax treatment.
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Washington
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
McCarthy
Abigail
Abigail McCarthy
Minnesota Historical Society
Women’s Education Committee
McCarthy Historical Project
Postpartum heart mystery and needs for relief
A young mother reports chest pains and numb arm after childbirth. Doctors find normal tests and diagnose possible post partum myocarditis or functional symptoms. Advice stresses ruling out heart disease, recognizing neurocirculatory asthenia, and starting a feasible fitness and rest plan.
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DR. Lamb
Reader
Ford supports law requiring financial disclosure by officials
Ford voiced support for a federal financial disclosure law and personal full disclosure of his holdings, stating he would approve such a requirement. Jimmy Carter urged policy makers to reveal holdings to avoid conflicts. Carter also argued agencies should avoid industry personnel exchanges for four years.
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Ford
St. Petersburg Times
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J. W. Sylvester
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Southern Newspapers, Inc
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Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Enais Ova
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the Sun
Jack Anderson
Senate
Dennis Bedell
Bedell
Georgetown University
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