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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1972
Page
3
HAL BOYLE notes aging indicators in a humorous New York AP piece. The essay lists habits and memories showing a person has grown older, from avoiding nightclubs to recalling Woolworth Tower and family plots, with playful reminders of aging.
Public notice in the Sentinel announces a forthcoming advertising insert or sale event. Details are unreadable in the fragment but indicate a notice related to commercial advertising.
AP reports that President Nixon must tackle inflation unemployment economic controls tax reform budget deficits welfare reform health insurance urban renewal education equality and energy ecology conflicts. The piece notes deficits likely require tax changes and that congressional control limits presidential budget influence, forcing uneasy compromises amid shifting economic pressures.
Houston engineer Jacoby A. Scher warns recycling waste streams trade one pollution type for another. He cites solid waste piles from discarded railroad cars and notes tighter controls will push for alternative engineering solutions beyond open burning. Incineration and other methods require two stage systems to limit pollutants.
North Texas State University in Denton has the second largest music school in the nation with about 1,115 majors for 1972 73. Students extend from the Music Building on Avenue C into nearby structures and use the Nike Missile base north of Denton for practice facilities.
Baytown police charged Bennett Napoleon Lewis III, 18, of Pasadena with statutory rape of a 12 year old girl on Evergreen Road October 28. He was arrested at his home and booked in Justice of the Peace N. C. Morrison's court with bond set at 5000.
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