Red Tape Critique: Public Blame Shifts to Self
Policies scientist Sterbert Kallman argues in Red Tapes Its Origins Uses and Abuses that the public fuels red tape by distrusting government. He says blame falls on citizens, not bureaucrats, as taxation and protection aims proliferate rules.
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Divorce, Red Style in the Soviet Union and U.S. Comparisons
A historian notes rising Soviet divorce rates tied to alcohol abuse, with modern Russian women increasingly refusing drunken husbands. Reports from Chicago indicate more women than men killed spouses last year, amid concerns over self defense and rising handgun access. The piece links societal change, gender independence, and domestic violence to shifting divorce dynamics.
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Rainbow Officer tops 1947 Baytown Prom in sun files
Baytown Sun records show Annes Jones named top Rainbow Officer at the 1947 prom. The item lists surrounding context and dates, including local clubs and advertisers, with several community notices and personal notices surrounding the event.
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Annes Jones
Chin Up Race Proves Hope in Hard Times
A discouraged man sits on a city corner as a girl quietly offers two dollars. The next day she returns, he recognizes her, and he hands her ten dollars, claiming the lesson that life is a gamble but faith brings peace. Reverend Schuller links the story to spiritual belief and a TV program.
Carter Trade Stance Tested by Steel Industry Struggles
The Carter administration faces a tough test as the U S steel industry reels from high costs, weak demand, and job losses near 60,000. Domestic production lags capacity while imports rise, pressuring policy toward tariffs or quotas to balance a global downturn.
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Health column answers patient questions on heart bypass and hair growth
Dear Dr Lamb explains why one fully blocked artery may be bypassed while others are left. It notes diet, obesity, quitting smoking, and post surgery programs affect bypass success. It confirms veal liver cholesterol levels and warns a 100 gram raw liver portion can use daily cholesterol. Dear Reader advises on sparse chest hair, saying many men have few body follicles and shaving won’t boost growth, hair should be normal elsewhere.
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Army Artillery Shell Threat To U S Troops
Washington Report by Jack Anderson and Ces Whitten warns the M49 155mm shell risks premature rupture in the warhead and launcher, potentially deadly fragments endangering soldiers. Production continues with 35,000 shells released, while experts doubt reliable inspection can guarantee safety amid ongoing Army defense. Also reports IRS audit focus on top corporations, IBM ties to Boies, Lance retirement plans, Goldwater letter mix ups, and FBI pension politics.
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This Day In History Highlights From 1772 To 1962
A digest of historic events on this date includes Casimir Pulaski killed at Savannah in 1772, John Stevens ferry between New York and Hoboken in 1811, a 1083 Latin American non aggression pact in Rio, Pope John XXIII opening Vatican II in 1962, and other notes about politics, weather, and notable birthdays.
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Francis Bason
Conway Cabot's Gambit Against Washington in 1777
In October 1777, Conway Cabot attempted to replace General Washington with Gates, a move that stirred command decisions and affected the course of the campaign. The episode reflects strategic maneuvering within American leadership during the pivotal fall operations.
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Washigton
Gates
Stumbling Stone Belief Cited in Romans Verse Note
A Bible verse reference notes Romans 4 33 about belief preventing shame. The wording cites Tis written Sebold and a quotation about a stumbling stone and offense.
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Sebold
Sion
Baytown Sun Staff and Policy Fragments
Fragmentary Baytown Sun masthead lists Leon Brown editor John Wadley publisher and staff roles 1950 1974 with policy on letters news agency credit and publishing locality details truncated and unclear.
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John Wadley
Fred Hornberg
Fred Hartman
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Wanda Orton
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