Changes In Language Reflect The Past Two Decades
The piece notes rapid English vocabulary growth in the last 15 years driven by science, technology, social change, and culture. It cites Merriam Webster adding about 6000 words, with examples from space, physics, and counterculture, and remarks on terms like moonwalk, ego trip, Watergate, and Chinese fire drill.
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G. C. Merriam Co
Aerospace
ZPG
Peter
Watergate
Fat City
Rhythm Band Formed In 1936 At Cedar Bayou School
Sun Files recalls Cedar Bayou Elementary School forming a rhythm band in 1936 directed by Mrs. Faye High with assistants. It covers pep squad visits, church appointments, Girl Scout events, a Muscular Dystrophy fund drive, and local civic notes including library plans in Anahuac and archival record transfers in Chambers County.
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Baytown Sun
Cedar Bayou
Faye High
Hazel Casey
Ida Vick
Reagan Red Coats
Houston
Aleene Wright
Paula Barnhill
Mildred Smith
Bell Smith
L. O. Trimble
Church of the Nazarene
J. A. Massey
D. L. Womack
W. C. Jackson
San Antonio
Richard Mack
Station
Richard Burnett
Cedar Bayou Bears
Harris County
Joe Leatherwood
Leatherwood
Cotton Bowl
G. M. Eberly
Ashbet Smith
Chambers County Library Committee
Lowell Lammers
Anahuac
Sherwood Blair
Commissioners Court
J. B
Jimbo
Wooldridge
Readers' Views on Carter Voting Record and Forgiveness
A reader responds to a previous letter, arguing moral voting criteria are flawed. She admits personal sin and urges forgiveness through Jesus, stating she would not vote for Carter for personal dislike and for what he is not saying.
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the Sun
Carter
White House
Jesus
Myrtle Hudgins
Ferry Road
Petroleum price rise could trigger loan defaults warns analysts
New York AP reports that a December oil price hike by exporters could worsen debts of less developed nations. Citibank and others say massive defaults are unlikely, but higher prices threaten repayments and could pressure U.S. banks and the world economy. Central banks would bolster private banks if defaults occur, while loans mostly go to governments.
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New York
U.S
Citibank
OPEC
Equilibrium Issues From Ear to Brain Health
Dear reader balance involves ear organ balance canals eyes position sense and brain. A common cause is labyrinth inflammation from infections or toxins with slow recovery. Head tilts may reduce brain blood flow via vertebral arteries, so a neurologist exam is advised and possible circulation tests.
Executive Orders and proposals on U S foreign intelligence activities
Ford proposes executive order shifting policy direction to the National Security Council and creating a Foreign Intelligence Committee chaired by the CIA director with budget oversight. The Forty Committee becomes the Operations Advisory Group with expanded members. Carter emphasizes ethics and privacy reforms and pledges action against malfeasance.
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Ford
National Security Council
CIA
OMB
U.S
U.S. Mail
Vietnam Reeducation Camps Attract Global Scrutiny
U S reporters reveal Vietnam authorities hold between 200000 and 300000 political prisoners in reeducation camps. SANE accuses Hanoi of detaining anti Thieu and anti communists including Buddhist and Hoa Hao figures, urging international access for inspection and full accounting.
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Washington
Vietnam
Saigon
Third Force
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
SANE
Sanford Gortlien
Lemer
Philadelphia Granted City Charter in 1701
The 1701 Philadelphia city charter marked a major civic milestone. The document established municipal self governance and laid the groundwork for later urban development under colonial administration.
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Philadelphia
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists staff including Editor and Publisher John Wadley and General Manager Fred Hornberger with Arthur to Publisher Fred Hartman. It notes editorial department members Leon Brown Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton and advertising staff Jerry Winton Pat Sigples. The paper is published daily and Sunday from Baytown Texas, with subscription rates and postal details.
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John Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Leon Brown
Jerry Winton
Pat Sigples
Baytown
Texas
Aguas
Oy Coastal Publications
Assacisiee Press
Atiilec
Arcies
Sun
Yvorns
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IRS
Time
CLA
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Reds
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Cyril Wofsy
Joel Cockrell
el Paso
FPC
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Dunham
John Holloman
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Elmo Zurnwalt
Byrd
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Benedict Arnold
Zumwalt
Lockheed
Robert Rees
Potlatch Forest
Jeff Eves
California
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John Rhodes
O'Neill
Rhodes
Patricia Fullinwider
Tempe. Ariz
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Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
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Suman
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