States expand sales taxes amid national tax clash
Editorial notes Washington fights over a 10 percent income tax surcharge as Nebraska and Minnesota join 42 states in expanding sales and use taxes. New rates in California Ohio Rhode Island Washington Wyoming and others rise, with local tax boosts seen nationwide leaving only six states exempt from these tax growths.
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Fragmented OCR style puzzle list with multiple clues and partial phrases. Reads like a word power crossword style page item, listing numerous numbered clues for foods, animals, materials, and terms with scattered legible entries and many garbled fragments.
Baytown Sun Staff and Contact Details
The Baytown Sun Inc lists editorial and advertising staff including Editor and Publisher Bill Hartman General Manager John Wadley Business Manager Beulah Mee Jac t To The Publisher Paul Putman Assistant To The Publisher Ann EB Fritchett Managing Editor Preston Pendergrass Henry Holcomb Advertising Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin Retail Manager National Manager and more. The paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from Baytown Texas with postal details and subscription rates.
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Women Change Surveys By John Cunnief
New York AP report shows housewives often change decisions between questioning and purchase. Professor John Howard of Columbia says confidence and full information improve accuracy. 60 percent of market-test success stories fail on shelves due to shifting attitudes. Advertising may shift to better inform and match buying behavior.
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New York
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Columbia University
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Letter to the Editor on the new left's behavior at UT
Mike Gillette of the University of Texas voices a critical view of the so called new left. He argues their militant rhetoric lacks practical effort and tolerance and urges more think ins and less lip service. He notes aesthetics and nonconformity distract from political goals and Vietnam policy critique.
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University of Texas
Shirley Temple for Congress Disputes Morality Platform
Washington column notes California voters face a choice on Shirley Temple running on a morality platform. The piece recalls her divorce cases and box office decline, contrasts with ex performers George Murphy and Ronald Reagan, and critiques state bureaucratic delays in insurance and license processes.
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Doctors Mailbag on Sciatica and Related Conditions
A medical column explains sciatica as a symptom rather than a disease and discusses its causes prognosis and treatments. It covers scleroderma pernicious anemia and general guidance on management including heat massage rest and possible surgical options. The piece also critiques California governance and Governor Reagan’s public presence and policy stances.
Helium Boils Near Absolute Zero and Gibbous Moon Meaning
The text notes helium boils at about two degrees above absolute zero, the lowest boiling point of any substance. It also defines a gibbous moon as between half and full, waxing or waning, with the term from the Italian giboso meaning horsebacked.
Pattern may be blocked by new rail settlement
AP Special Report by Carl Leubsdorf analyzes how a compulsory rail settlement for 137,000 shop craft workers could curb a trend of turning labor disputes into Congress. It notes management and unions opposed the plan, while the board's terms were praised as generous yet inflationary and shows uncertain political odds for wider labor-law reform.
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Associated Press
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No-trump vs Final Four Spades Bridge Debate
World Championship finals reveal no fixed rules as players depart from standard guidance. The West led heart queen against six spades, exploiting an ace queen sequence and overtrick chances, while Kaplan, a keen student of Italian methods, elected to rise with the king to gain 30 points.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Barbs by Walter C Parkes
Nudists live bare lives, as do Americans in the public scene. The piece jokes about fashion, fitness, and vanity with a string of humorous observations. A quick quip on a beach scene closes the column.
Bridge bidding query on overcalling no trump options
In a double dummy bidding sequence with South holding a balanced hand, the discussion asks what to bid after 1NT Pass and South’s 2NT? The suggested line considers jumping to 3NT or staying at two no trump. The column questions the optimal response given the hand distribution and balance.
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