Rise and fall of Ford Carter in 1976 race
The piece compares Ford and Carter to Truman and Dewey in 1948 and weighs how image and debates may shape the November outcome. It notes Ford need for a sharper public image, the potential impact of a Carter debate, and the differing political contexts of 1976 and 1948.
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Jimmy Carter
Harry Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Gerald Ford
Truman
Ford
Washington
Carter
Dewey
Kansas City
Readers Letter Exchange On Exxon Minority Hiring
A Sun readers' views page letter praises Exxon's reported minority hiring gains from 1971 to 1975 and its minority outreach while another letter defends FBI and CIA roles, criticizes liberal opponents, and argues for checks and balances amid Carter and Ford eras. K R Dailey of Goose Creek Drive signs one letter.
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The
Sun
Jack Anderson
Exxon USA
Anderson
Exxon Corp
Exxon
J.J. Graham
Ford
Carter
Congress
Explosion on Barbers Hill Brings Heroic Fire Crew Action
Betsy Webber recalls a tense night near Mont Belvieu when Sam Goss and Barbers Hill volunteers fought a volatile LPG fire. Firemen blocked valves, evacuated residents, and Southern Pacific officials moved tank cars to prevent further blasts as the inferno slowly diminished.
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Barbers Hill
Sam Goss
Mont Belvieu
Winfree Road
Betsy Webber
Southern Pacific Railroad
Shirley Temple waves and local school notes in Baytown files
From the Baytown Sun files a 1936 note recalls Humble Oil raises salaries for 1200 Baytown refinery workers while local officials appoint John Kubler justice of the peace in La Porte. Goose Creek’s W. E. Williams receives a monthly raise, and Blue Bonnet parlor markets Shirley Temple waves.
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Baytown Sun
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
John
Kubler
la Porte
Arthur Muldoon
Commissioners Court
Goose Creek Corporation
W. E. Williams
Blue Bonnet Beauty Parlor
Goose Creek
Shirley Temple
Barbers Hill Gushers
Houston Post
Thompson Oilers
Barbers Hill Eagle
Manton Ellis
ABL
Ganders
Cedar Bayou Bears
Elms Field
Baytown Sun Publisher and Staff Names at a Glance
The Baytown Sun lists Leon Brown as Editor and Publisher with John Wadley noted as editor at large. General Manager Fred Hornberger and Assistant to Publisher Fred Hartman lead the editorial and advertising departments, with Preston Pendergrass as Executive Editor and Wanda Orton as associate Managing Editor.
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Leon Brown
John Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Derry Winton
Pat Staples
First meeting of Governor and Assistants in 1630
On September 2, 1630 the Massachusetts Bay Colony held its first meeting of governor and assistants initiating civil government and organizational framework for colonial administration.
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Massachusetts Bay
Mississippi MPs press federal aid for Bankers Trust
Mississippi's 30 member delegation pressure Treasury and the Federal Home Loan Bank Board to fund a Bankers Trust bailout. Figures show Montgomery Lott Cochran hold large shares, sparking concern over political influence and taxpayer risk while 60,000 Mississippians rely on the failing savings and loan. Federal officials caution against a bailout despite calls from politicians and the White House.
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Washington
Congress
Penn Central Railroad
Lockheed Aircraft
Mississippi
Bankers Trust Savings and Loan
Treasury Department
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Hunery
Treasury
Bankers Trust
Rep
G. V
Sonny” Montgomery
D.miss
Trent Lott
Miss
Montgomery
Lott
Thad Cochran
Rmiss
Saving and Loan Association
Savings and Loan Combine
Savings and Loan
Commerce
Elliot Richardson
William Simon
White House
John Stennis
Simon
Garth Marston
Savings and Loan Association
State Legisature
Spe
New York City
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Lactose in Milk Foods Not Broken by Heating Says Dr Lamb
Reader asks about cheeses custards and soups with milk and whether they affect lactose intolerance. Dear Dr Lamb explains lactose remains in heated milk products including cream soups desserts and canned milks. Homemade buttermilk yogurt differ. commercial forms retain lactose. test by avoiding all milk products to see if symptoms fade. Tuberculosis not hereditary it is contagious and linked to overcrowded housing. see Isaiah 55 6.
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DR. Lamb
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Walter Mondale
Mondale
U.S
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Bayh
Tunney
Jackson
Abourezk
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CLA
K. R. Dailey
Goose Creek Drive
Earl Barnett
Highlands
H. E. Brunson
Louis Pasteur
Paul Muni
J. Justin Jenson
R. C. Bird
L. N. Tyer
Channelview
Bowles, Winston Co
Houston
Baytown Junior High
Kevin Lounsberry
Ira Tunnel
John Sylvester
Joy Esquivel
Johnny Rios
Rice
Sylvester
Vernon Olney
Olney
William Hudnall
Red Goblins
AEL
Lubbock
Kevin
Bearkats
Sam Houston State University
Texas
Memorial Drive
P. O. Box
Re~ Quest
Ganaral Advertising Service
U.S. Suburbia Press, Inc
Corstal Publications
Associated Press
Brigin
S&l Empire
HEW
Mexico
Isaiah
Berry's
NEA
Tom Isbell