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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1972
Page
2
Two social researchers Professors Robert Dubin and William A France argue routine labor can be done efficiently by workers who invest little self in their jobs. Their study suggests such workers remain engaged in life beyond work while remaining productive on the assembly line.
A new 250 million airport in Kansas City opens in November using a gate arrival design. One-level C shaped buildings form a triangle with planes on the outer perimeter and parking in the center. Passengers may complete check in and boarding in 33 steps.
The Baytown Sun imprint lists Fred Hartman John Wadley Paul Putman Ann Pritchett Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton Dwight Moody Leon Brown and editors with office at 1901 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520. It notes second class mail privileges and subscription rates along with representation by national agencies and Associated Press copyright statements.
Dear Dr. Lamb discusses nutrition differences between white enriched and whole wheat flour. He cites vitamins iron and protein, notes small differences in thiamine riboflavin and niacin, and adds whole wheat may have more vitamin E and protein.
ERNEST CUNEO argues European Economic Community members grow wealthy on a firm base. The piece reviews historic casualties and postwar rebuilding, notes the Common Market aims for intra and external trade advantages, and warns Europe must share defense costs and UN responsibilities with the United States. Senator Henry M. Jackson is cited on defense unity.
A fragment from Newspaper Enterprise Assn notes heated talk at a local tavern about politics and social topics. The piece mentions a turn signal invention and a pre Christmas sale, with a jab at Democrats for Nixon and economist John K Galbraith accusing rich Democrats of backing Nixon for favors.
Pentagon planners propose a 300 page semipopular book on humanitarian military accomplishments to mark the armed forces 200th anniversary in 1975. The cost estimate runs around 1 million dollars including salaries, production and six figure editing and cartography work.
World Almanac notes Schweitzer’s early sermon on reverence for life. A column accuses Rep. Fernand St Germain of dealing with savings and loan bankers for a convention trip and potential legislation, claiming favors for industry in exchange for tax and rate changes. The piece cites independence days and cites Footnote on Patman.
Life begins at 80 as quoted by Jay Jolly past president of the Houston Board of Realtors. He jokes that the first 80 years are hardest and the next 80 bring birthday parties and easy alibis for slips, while 70s draw anger and 80s forgiveness. He quips life begins at 90.
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