Algae May Hold World Food Key Says UC Scientists
Scientists at the University of California Los Alamos Lab describe algae as a potential major food and energy source. Genetically altered strains could yield high protein diets, with one-acre ponds producing millions of pounds annually. Hydrogen from photosynthesis could replace oil and gas, with near-term tech hopes and extensive long-term work.
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University of California
Los Alamos, N.M
Victor Kollman
Cleveland
Lester Krampitz
Department of Microbiology
Case Western Reserve Medical School
Krampitz
Los Alamos
Baytown Sun editorial staff and contributors listed
A garbled Baytown Sun block shows names like Leon Brown John Weoley Fred Homnberge and others, including editors and managers. The text reads as a messy roster of editorial department personnel and associated roles with multiple incomplete phrases and misaligned titles.
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Leon Brown
John Weoley
Fred Homnberge
Fred Hartman
Cra
Sun Files Sunday Dinner Here In 1935 Cost Half-Dollar
A fragmented Sun Files page recounts 1935 era Sunday dinners costing a half dollar and notes varied figures from Baytown area files. It mentions theater rehearsals on October 20, 1925 and local events, with references to veterans dances and community activities amid a mix of names and places.
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Tri-Cities Life Theater
George L. Keene
Clare Hat Farrar
Lamar Fta
Consumer spending drives U.S. economy says expert panel
In a 20th century view quoted by Prof George Katona and others, consumer choice dominates economic strength. They warn that optimism and willingness to buy lift production, while calls grow for shifting policy from personal consumption to savings and investment to avert a capital shortage.
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New York
George Katona
Kar Fon
Recesdia
Washington
Conference Board
Trenaury
William Sitwwn
Simons
Armerica
Simon
Thi
Katona
Evonomics
University of Michigan
Today in History highlights key events from 1914 to 1971
On this date in 1914 Germany accepted U S veterans to end World War I and ordered submarines home. In 1940 Maria Theresa became ruler of Austria Hungary and Bohemia. In 1873 P T Barnum opened the Hippodrome in New York City. In 1941 a siege was declared in Moscow. In 1945 Arab nations formed a league and warned about a Jewish state. In 1968 Jacqueline Kennedy and Aristotle Onassis wed on his private island. In 1971 Willy Brandt was reportedly the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Germany
Hares
Maria Theresa
Austria
Hungary
Bohemia
P.T. Barnum
New York City
Moscow
Middle East
Jacrurline Kennedy
Aristotle Onassia
Pentagon plumbers probe leaks and Stennis affair
The article recounts claims from W Donald Stewart about Pentagon plumbers investigating leaks to Senator John Stennis and other high military officers, noting pressure from Stennis and Defense Secretary Laird leading to dropped probes. It also reports on LEAA personnel violations and GAO findings, criticizing improper use of temporary appointments and urging reform under Meh ard Velde.
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Washington
Pentagon
White House
Senate Armed Services
John Stennis
Denis
Pope
Miliary
W. Donald Stewart
Stewart
Stennis
Defense
Melvin Laird
Laird
Han
Richard Nixon
Cmemois
Joint Chiefs
GAO
LEAA
Ceraini
Civil Service Commission
SEAA
Mehard Velde
Dear Dr Lamb On Wine Potassium Vitamin Claims
A reader critiques a French doctor's wine claims, arguing wine is not a rich potassium source and offers few vitamins. The letter notes orange juice exceeds wine in potassium, cites USDA data, and calls alcohol a drug and social lubricant while reflecting on social comfort and romance.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Letters to the Sun readers share pride and thanks
Readers praise The Sun for coverage and Glenn Pfennig’s Bicentennial Gem show in Gaytown and Raytown Rock and Mineral Club events. Letters commend community support, ask for sports fairness, and express gratitude for festival participation and public exhibits attracting hundreds of visitors.
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Glenn Pfennig
Raytown
Jim Venable
Emile South
Shank
Aineweely
Richard Tatty
Chaierensin
Baytown
the Sun
T Hanks
Beach City
Boonie Enderli Bearhiy
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