Brownwood evacuation plan inches toward approval
The Brownwood evacuation plan advances in Congress though no funds are yet available. Baytown would need over 3 million locally plus 13 million federal. Harris County discussions possible. Evacuation transfers land to Baytown for a future park with water access and potential golf course.
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U. S. Corps of Engineers
Scott's
Crystal
Burnet Bays
Congress
Baytown
Harris County
Lynchburg
Burnet Bay
Corps of Engineers
City of
Judge Dismissed Suit On Election In 1936
Sun Files recalls 1936 district court action where Judge Allen Hannay dismissed Fred Dittman and others in a county commissioner race challenge. Dittman’s appeal was filed with the Galveston court of appeals amid shifts in county duties and government funds.
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Sun Files
Baytown Sun
Allen Hannay
Fred Dittman
Dittman
Jerry Robinson
C. R. Myers
Beatrice Massey
Austin Bryan
Galveston Court of Appeals
HL. Washburn
Commissioners Court
J. W. Garth
Tyrrell and Garth Co
Highlands
Jack Jacobs
Barbs By Phil Pastoret
A light column with wry takes on social quirks. The writer jokes about CB radio culture and a boss who wants fairness if raises rise with workers. He defines a confirmed bachelor as a man afflicted by a certain ailment and stings at everyday habits.
Economic pause sparks debate on future growth and signals
AP reports experts split on whether the pause marks exhaustion of a cycle or a pause before a renewed expansion. Leading indicators fell in August while economists see mixed signals with Wall Street optimism and consumer sentiment in doubt. Fabian Linden calls it an awesome yawn amid uncertain directions. John Kendrick notes three months of declines needed for a downturn, hinting the pause may yet reverse if indicators stabilize.
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New York
Fabian Linden
Conference Board
Linden
John Kendrick
Commerce Department
United States
Nuclear energy policy call to action and safety measures
A public health and energy opinion advocates for greater nuclear energy use to achieve independence and growth. It urges passage of the Nuclear Licensing Act, stricter safety standards, honesty about risks, underground reactors in remote sites, standard designs, and a federal control-room shutdown authority.
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Congress
Baytown Sun Classified Manager Advertisement Errors
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles and publication details with notices about postage class and rates. It mentions Kerry Winton Pat Staples and a Retail Manager Classified Manager, and notes advertising rights and republication policies.
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Kerry Winton
Pat Staples
Baytown
Texas
Act of Congress
Memorial Drive
Saytown
Coastal
Wemper
Associated Press
Spontaneou Ofigih
Aigins
Traytown Sun
Sun
Halfway Convenant Adopted in Massachusetts
The Oct. 8, 1662, record notes the halfway covenant adopted in Massachusetts describing its aim to extend church membership while preserving baptism for children of existing members. The measure reflects colonial efforts to balance religious inclusion with communal standards.
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Massachusets
Kissinger Ends Halt On Saudi Maverick Missile Sale
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger personally overrode congressional efforts to block 650 Maverick missiles to Saudi Arabia. The report notes Israel and Iran already bought Mavericks from the U.S., while GAO studies warn the weapon’s TV guidance could be hindered by weather and smoke in Europe.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Israel
Iran
U.S
General Accounting Office
Europe
Pentagon
GAO
West Germany
Air Force
South Africa
House
Philip Crane
Bill
Republican Study Committee
Donald de Kieffer
Crane
Ed Feulner
Rep. Dent
de Kieffer
Capitol Hill
Hoppenstein
Kissinger
Rhodesia
Russia
Ford
Congress
Carl Albert
Understanding Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and Its Causes
The article explains SIDS as a disease affecting infants mainly in the first five months, often during the second and third months, with apnea episodes and neurological development as key factors. It notes no single age window or cause and urges seeking support from the National Foundation for Sudden Infant Death.
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DR. Lamb
United States
Scotland
Sids
Alfred Steinschneider
Upstate Medical Center
Syracuse
N.Y
National Foundation For
Berry's World Letter Policy Notice
Notices advise that only signed letters will be considered for publication and that names will be used upon request for redaction and sufficient reason. Readers are asked to keep letters short as The Sun reserves the right to edit or reject.
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Southern Newspapers, Inc
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