Conservation gains cheer for cranes eagles wolves and pelicans
Good news from the Fish and Wildlife Service highlights brighter outlooks for the whooping crane with an estimated 126 in existence including captivity in Maryland. Bald eagles rise in Minnesota with about 3,000 in the lower 48. timber wolves number about 1,200 in Minnesota while Alaska reports strong wolves. The brown pelican shows a Gulf Coast comeback with 34 chicks in two Texas colonies this summer, tied to pesticide bans.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Laucel
FAS
Alaska
Audubon Society
Gulf Coast
Texas
U.S
Peach Council Targeting Birth Control for Pesticide Handlers
The National Peach Council executive secretary suggested allowing workers who do not want children to handle the pesticide DACP. The idea emerged after emergency restrictions on DBCP due to worker sterilization in a California plant. DBCP is a soil fumigant linked to cancer in rats.
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Evel Bulz
Agriculture Department
Marie Antoinette
National Peach Council
DACP
Robert K. Phillips
Ie Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Environmental Protection Agency
Food and Drug Administration
California
Phillips
Baytown Sun Editorial and Staff Mix Up
A fragmentary view shows Baytown Sun staff roles from editor to advertising, with names such as Lesa Brawl John Wadley Fred Mornberge and Fred Hartman, plus notes on editorial policy, Associated Press membership, and subscription pricing. The garbled text lists departments, executives, and publishing details from a mid 20th century Baytown newspaper.
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Lesa Brawl
John Wadley
Fred Mornberge
Fred Hartman
Chater
Understanding Transient Ischemic Attacks and Advice
A reader asks about TIAs or mini strokes with temporary paralysis and speech loss. The response covers causes small clots and platelet clumping, evaluation of neck vessels, possible anti clotting treatment, aspirin studies, and notes on leg muscle spasms. Additional letters discuss weight gain around food and self control.
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Lamh
Reade
Tess
Lamb
Weaden
White House Warns Fed Don’t Raise Interest Rates
The White House cautions the Fed against lifting rates, arguing recession risks outweigh inflation fears. The clash reflects differing views on defecits and inflation, with Carter aides fearing economic stagnation if rates rise too quickly.
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White House
Fed
New York
Pedera Reserve
Lyndon Johnson
Arthur Ures
Pedehainman
Federal Reserve
It’s Possible By Robert Schuller
A personal essay narrates a dining mishap with a locked oven door and a broader message about locked-in thinking. The piece links faith to unlocking opportunities and features Reverend Schuster of Garden Grave, California, with a note on his TV program Hour of Power.
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Reverend Schuster
Garden Grave
Calif
Pelly Hired Morris As Attorney In 1937
Sun Files item notes Shannon Mortis named city attorney for Pelly. Other items include Horace Mann Junior High safety patrol led by Victor Cook with Gene Langham. Goose Creek Housing selling Wynnewood Addition homes. city hall merit raises for Fire Marshal Hub Bounds and PBX operator Billie Cherry. Kimmons relocation of Houston Lighting service center. and a $50,000 remodel fund for the service center. Political endorsements and local notices appear amid brief community updates.
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Baytown Sun
Victor Cook
Horace Mann Junior High
Gene Langham
Norman O'Grady
C. Barkadale
Shannon Mortis
Pelly
Houston
Oakland
Rayallen
Jerilyn Wilburn
Grace Methodist Church
Br. J.D. DeMott
Pruett
Goose Creek Housing Co
Wynnewood
Jack Kimmons
Houston Lighting & Power Co
Fee
Texas
Baytown
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Victory Cale
George Luziach
Hub Bounds
Billie Cherry
City Hall
al Clayton
Carter Overseer Faces Hard Year On Plains Farm
Washington report by Jack Anderson and Les Whitten profiles Leonard Wright, Carter overseer for a 200 acre Plains Georgia farm. drought and rising fertilizer costs threaten profits. Wright may incur losses, borrow from banks, and seek a federal disaster loan. He urges higher crop prices and lower fertilizer rates to sustain farming.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Jimmy Carter
White House
Plains
Leonard Wright
Carter
Wright
Maney
Petrochemical
Hal Bernton
Mary
Farmers Fight Back Against Rising Costs And Low Wheat Prices
A column argues small farmers face dire losses as costs soar and wheat prices drop from 42 to under 20 per bushel while bread rises from 47 to 60 cents. It criticizes processors and notes land speculation by wealthy investors and political figures amid calls for reform.
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Jimmy Carter
America
Midwest
Tenneca
California
Readers' Views Letter Defends Christian Worship in School
Tam 1 years old seventh grade student writes as a Christian about rights to Christ in schools. She questions claims that religious activities harm children and condemns secular texts as filled with filth. She asserts Christ should not be removed and cites Mark 8 36. Baytown address provided.
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Tam
Christ
Messiah
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