Underregulation Would Be Worse
Amid criticism of government rules, supporters warn underregulation could be worse. The debate centers on USDA interim rules allowing Mechanically Deboned Meat, which could add at least one billion pounds of meat yearly, while consumer groups seek full evaluation due to contamination and health concerns.
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Two Minority Candidates Invited to Gay Forum Debates
Eugene McCarthy and Lester Maddox received invitations to the Blueboy Forum, a weekly gay perspective program airing Oct. 25 on WKID TV Hallandale Florida. The host says the contact could help in campaigns with an estimated 200,000 homosexuals in Dade County, though both candidates may decline.
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U.S
Minnesota
Lester G. Maddox
Florida
Wkid-Tv
Hallandale
Fla
For
Health officer hired for Pelly in 1936, Sun files recall
Baytown Sun snippets recall historic local events from 1936 1946 and 1956. Dr P S Russell named health officer in Pelly after typhoid cases. Goose Creek faces court ruling for 850 survey fee. Peoples State Bank executive VP R G Florance becomes Baytown Chamber of Commerce president. Battery Humble refinery fire causes heavy damage with two hours of fighting. Also noted: PTA carnival Baytown Elementary School and Lions Club dinner, reception for Mrs M B Lavoice and daughter Jerry, Aggies visiting Mont Belvieu, REL auditorium site chosen, country club organiz starts with named officers.
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Baytown
Bible Verse About Faith From Romans Ten Seventeen
A devotional line cites Romans ten seventeen noting faith comes by hearing and hearing by the word of God, inviting reflection on spiritual growth through scripture.
British demand French withdrawal from Ohio Country
In October 1753 British authorities dispatched Washington to press France to withdraw from the Ohio Country amid mounting colonial tensions. The move signals early British assertion of territorial claims in North America.
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Washington
Ohio Country
Baytown readers raise street hazards and political pleas
Voices readers urge city action on dangerous Bayway Drive manholes left by a contractor. Letters range from defense of hunting and then political advocacy for Ford over Carter to critique of Nick Gearhart and praise for Congressman Eckhardt, urging voter participation and constituent engagement.
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Bayway
Baytown
Mittie Railsback
Nick Gearhart
Bob Eckhardt
Washington
Raynaud's disease affects small hand arteries not veins
Reader asks if Raynaud's involves arteries or veins. Doctor explains two main types, triggers include cold and stress, arteries spasm cutting blood flow causing pale waxy fingers then blue veins, later red painful stage. Avoid cold exposure and manage triggers. treatment focuses on symptom control.
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DR. Lamb
Raynaud
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Policy Details
The Baytown Sun lists Leon Brown John Wadtey Fred Hornberger and Fred Hartman with Preston Pendergrass Kim Finley Wanda Orton as editorial leadership. It notes executive and managing editors, advertising staff, and postal and pricing details. It states Baytown Texas 1301 Memoral Drive P O Box 90 77520 and outlines subscription rates and republication rights and a letter policy.
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John Wadtey
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Jerry Winton
Pat Staples
Baytown
Texas
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IRS Chief Hid Conflict Over Tax Haven Probe
Internal Revenue Commissioner Donald Alexander allegedly violated orders by hampering a major Tradewinds operation focusing on Bahamas tax havens that linked to his former Cincinnati law partners. Despite warnings from IRS intelligence and legal staff, he allowed disclosure of tainted materials and pressed for a public hearing, raising questions of conflict of interest.
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Castle Bank
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Hanlon
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Department
On This Date In History October Thirtieth Entries
Highlights include the 1938 Orson Welles Mars invasion scare, John Adams birth in 1735, the 1918 Turkey armistice, Mussolini's 1922 rise, a 1941 U S destroyer loss off Iceland, 1956 Egypt Israel tensions, 1961 a giant Soviet bomb test, and ten years ago anti American demonstrations during Johnson’s Malaysia visit.
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How They Stand On Aid To The Elderly And Social Security
A compilation of statements on elder policy from the Carter administration notes inflation as the greatest threat to older Americans and calls for Social Security and Medicare improvements. It supports universal health care expansion, stronger housing for seniors, and protections against displacement. It proposes a Counsellor on the Aging to coordinate policy.
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