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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1976
Page
4
The New York based Ne wonal Music Council announces twenty historic music landmarks to honor two centuries of American musical culture. Each site will be permanently marked with a bronze plaque.
At St. Regis Paper Co. plants in Los Angeles San Jose and Tacoma workers were asked to sign output with their names on grocery bag stock to boost pride and quality. After naming machines to workers the rate of defective bags fell from about 6 percent to under 0.7 percent.
A quiz titled True or False explores how readers trust newspapers when stories seem inaccurate and how newspapers shape voting behavior. It contrasts simple folk with the upper crust in reading habits for FAMILY WEEKLY.
This week’s column blends eerie notes with humor. The voice hints at a Taita negser and Ruth Carter, Jimmy Carter’s sister, in quirky real estate and past through prayer vignettes. A space scare tease and John Wayne tale of fear finish the package.
The National Association of Realtors outlines when a 4 percent tax credit for new homes must be repaid after a sale. Repayment may be avoided if funds are used to buy another new home within 18 months, or exemptions apply such as death destruction condemnation or divorce. An attorney’s advice is recommended for complex cases. Also guidance on roof color effects on perceived height notes light colors reduce the illusion of height but offer no miracle.
Dwayle Ormes, a Barbers Hill Elementary second grader now in Trinity, won a silver medal in the Sixth International Children's Art Exhibition in Tokyo. She was the sole Texas winner among 1,273 U.S. entrants. 77 U.S. medals were awarded. Her grandmother’s house drawing was entered with 10 Barbers Hill entries screened in New York before selection.
The narrative notes Fort Stanwix on the Mohawk River at Rome was ambushed by American militia on August 6. St Leger failed to capture the fort, faced desertion from allied forces, and retreated to Canada as Arnold's relief column advanced. World Almanac reports.
University of Chicago meteorologists find tornado activity highest between 3 and 7 p.m. in April to June. The project aims to produce a century long map tracing tornado paths in the Chicago area, based on historical records and NWS archives researched by Theodore Fujita.
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