FCC Shifts CB Channel Plan Triggers Industry Debate
The FCC increases CB channels from 23 to 40 starting January 1 and faces criticism from W J Rice Antenna Specialists Co Cleveland who argues for a delayed effective date to clear inventories and prep for new models. Pace’s W I Thomas says 23 channel radios will remain usable and less congested. some makers offer 23 channel units factory modified to 40 channels after No. 1 for about 20 percent of price. The CB boom continues despite regulatory confusion.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
W. J. Rice
Antenna Specialists Co
Cleveland
Cber
Rice
Commission
W. I. Thomas
Pace
Sun Files First Keyette Club Formed 20 Years Ago
Baytown Sun notes from Oct 5 entries reflect local history with the formation of the Keyettes at REL led by Connie Plagens and Susie Brown as drum major, plus other community events and injuries involving Sun staff and residents.
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Keyettes
Rel
Connie Plagens
Susie Brown
Barbers Hill
Sun
Rosalie Myers
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
George Nelson Jr
Gordon
Pearce
South Main
Thoughtful Heirarchy Echoes in Classical and Philosophical Quotes
The lines present Latin era sentiment asserting a supreme ruler and the Stoic task of distinguishing truth from falsehood. Horace and Spinoza are invoked to frame authority and epistemology as guiding and critiquing forces across history.
Betty Ford Brunch Pictures Houston Dedication Day
A Houston brunch with Betty Ford featured First Lady talk, celebrity guests, and a tour for the M D Anderson dedication. Attendees included Lady Bird Johnson, Nellie Connally, Allan Shivers, Bernard Sakowitz, and Vincent Frost. Ford impressed guests with poise and style while photographers captured moments.
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Betty Ford
Jerry
Lady Bird
John Connally
Nellie
Allan
Shivers
Dolph
Janie
R. Lee Clark
Robert Mosbacher
Clark
University of Texas System Cancer Center
Betty Friedan
Tish Avery
Walter Sterling
Sen
Lloyd Bentsen
Betty
U. . News and World Report
McCollum
Sakowita
Houston
Ford and Carter clash over abortion policy
Gerald Ford criticizes the Supreme Court for striking down state abortion laws while opposing a constitutional amendment to overturn the ruling. He supports state limits via amendment and upholding Court decisions, advocating education and contraception. Carter opposes right-to-life amendments but backs keeping the Court ruling as law, favoring local control ideas.
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Gerald Ford Ford
Supreme Court
Ford
Carter Srass
Carter
Quotes Stir Debate Across Nations Amid Unrest and Elections
Chief Gatsha Buthelezi warns of danger in KwaZulu as bloody uprisings unfold. Republican candidate Robert Dole blasts Congress and praises labor’s mobilization in Lexington. Former Swedish PM Palme challenges a new non socialist coalition to fulfill tax cuts promises.
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Gatsha Buthelezi
KwaZulu
South Africa
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun notes editors publisher and staff positions including Leon Brown John Wadley Fred Hornberger Hartman Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton and Harry Winton plus advertising departments. It lists publication details in Baytown Texas with Memorial Drive address postal rates and print schedule afternoons Monday to Friday and Sundays.
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Leon Brown
John Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Fred ‘Hartman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Harry Winton
Pat Staples
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Daiches
AO Oberwige
Focal News
Rere
Tre Baytown Sun
Wrre
Te de Sun
The Way It Was Oct 3 1772 Sam Adams Faces New Committees
In Revolutionary era action, Sam Adams is sued as calls emerge for fresh Committees of Correspondence to organize colonial resistance and information sharing against British policies.
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Sam Adams
Paper Work Burdens IRS Cross Checks Tax Returns
Washington report details a congressional study showing the IRS destroys about half of income reporting forms on receipt and misses cross checks against tax returns. It notes potential yearly recoveries of 2 to 10 billion dollars if forms were matched, with 83 dollars per staff hour in audits rising to 215 when matching was used. It cites IRS hopes for a full matching program within two years.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
House Monetary Affairs
Ben Rosenthal
D-N.y
U.S. Treasury
South Africa
Dick Clark
Dlowa
Senate
Africa
Lummus Corp
Lummus
Not Really Sick Mother Needs Family Involvement
Dear reader, your mother may be ill in ways not shown by tests. Loneliness and loss of meaningful activity can cause real pain and dysfunction. Involve her in family life or senior activities. keep her connected and needed, as older people thrive when they remain engaged.
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Houston Chamber of Commerce
McCollum
Continental Oi
Betty
Mary Tyler Moore
Shamrock Hilton
DR. Lamb
Abkasia
Caucasus
Russia
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Ed Hardy
C. E. Hardy
Duke Hospital
G. T. Parker
Stewart Heights Baptist Church
Walter Jolly
Jack Shanks
Beverly Rockhold
Baytown
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Betsy Webber
M.D. Anderson
Bernard Sakowitz
Surora Beacon News
Common Cause
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Chamber of Commerce
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Robert Dole
Lexington
Olof Palme
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Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Advertising Department
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Jack Anderson
Sasol I
Republic of South Africa
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