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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1971
Page
2
President Nixon links Phase II to a shift in mindset from inflation psychology to price reduction psychology. He argues that breaking the self feeding cycle of rising costs could help Phase II statistics materialize, urging token price cuts by leading industries and wage restraint by union leaders aligned with Phase II guidelines.
A New Jersey classified mentions a home advertised as a country estate with one ghost. Dr. Stephen Mason reports hearing a woman's voice and moving furniture upstairs, while a Psychic magazine notes a $10.90 surcharge for a Denver Free University course on Witchcraft, with candles bats and blood for the practice segment.
A historical note reports on a vocabulary themed release and paper materials from Torstat in October. The item highlights a distribution event and associated papers from Pennsylvania. The story centers on the publication and its archival context.
Across clues provide a cryptic style list with multiple definitions and wordplay hints. The grid references include months, foods, animals, and common terms, converging on a word puzzle theme. Down clues add further cross links and names, forming a dense word square or crossword style puzzle.
Lt. Gen. Joseph Heiser halted a reform plan to cut brokers’ fees in Army commissaries, a move critics say benefits middlemen and ties Heiser to the Defense Supply Association. The $300,000 study had urged reforms, but October notices signaled no current plans to implement them.
Baytown Sun masthead listing Hartman Wadley executive editor Jim Finley managing editor Wanda Orton Teo Be Cbpels associate managing editor and other editorial and advertising staff. Paper published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sam Inc at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail and subscription details and rate card.
The IMF head Pierre-Paul Schweitzer urged decisive help for the United States to address its growing balance of payments deficit, warning of risks to world trade and prosperity. World Bank President Robert McNamara called for rich nations to aid poorer ones, while critics blame high interest rates and tariffs for restricting global trade. The piece notes U.S. unemployment linked to high rates and recalls the first intercollegiate football conference of 1876, with the World Almanac mentioning team size and field dimensions.
A terse column notes that many out of work royalty seek renewed reign while income taxes bind the government, framing the struggle as a paradox of power and finance. The piece blends satirical sharpness with a wry view of fiscal constraints facing those who once ruled.
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss North’s Stayman three clubs as a slam try. South accepts with a strong no trump, but clubs fail to break. A last diamond discard by West forces South to ruff and lose the spade finesse, making the slam bid fail. The defense by West is hailed as brilliant.
In a bridge bidding scenario the partner signals cooperation and the question asks for the next move. The prompt describes a sequence with partner indicating six clubs or six diamonds and asks for the correct ensuing bid or plan.
Dear Dr Lamb explains that some sleeping pills and tranquilizers may cause impotence in men in their 50s, with other factors and medical advice. He discusses gas from high coffee intake and fruit, suggesting dietary changes and avoiding milk for intolerance, plus reassurance about living with one kidney after injury.
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