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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1972
Page
2
Analysis of the Watergate spying furor with a cynical view on public indifference. The piece questions what parties hope to spy on and why the public remains unshocked by espionage at Democratic headquarters and similar signals from the Nixon era.
Montgomery Ward reports a total loss of three tenths of a percent, far below the industry average of 15 percent. In a national study cited by Booton Herndon, the retailer’s policy requires reporting all crimes to prosecutors, resulting in 22,533 suspected shoplifters in 1969, 29,590 in 1970, and 29,055 in 1971, with no case dropped due to external pressure.
A memo discusses why teens like loud music and how adult dismay prompts questions. It cites a News Service piece linking rising urban noise to potential future deafness, noting studies from Sacramento State and Tennessee and urging action against noise pollution.
Baytown Sun lists editors and staff including Fred Hartman John Wadley Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchett. It notes postal designation as second class mailer for Baytown Texas 77520 and provides publication details and carrier and mail rates. The paper is affiliated with the Associated Press and National Advertising services.
The piece accuses the Nixon administration of a pro Pakistan tilt while denying discrimination against India. It cites suspended aid to India, Pakistan loan and debt relief measures, wheat shipments, and a NASA document policy as evidence of bias, plus a Rhode Island purge incident involving Arthur Levin and Chafee.
In a nationwide view, tax cheating rises as workers see others dodging obligations. IRS action expands free help and cracks down on tax preparers amid calls for licensing. Congress passes revenue sharing to ease local tax burdens and curb loopholes.
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