Don’t Take This Censorship Step
Opinion piece arguing against the US Civil Rights Commission push to curb stereotypes in TV shows. Denounces proposed FCC censorship as propaganda, warns it would threaten freedom and distort portrayals of women and minorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Commission
Edith Bunker
Archie
Walter Cronkite
Richard E. Wiley
Lo Sant
Cormack
Ryan
Hanford
Final Say Counted In Son of Sam Bail Debate
Uproar over a New York City agency’s rec ommendation that the accused Son of Sam killer be released without bail drew comments from Jeremy Travis who noted the court must weigh character mental condition potential sentence employment family ties and residence. The mayor called the report absurd and judge adjusted course relying on other criteria.
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New York City
Sam
Jeremy Travis
Son of
David R. Berkowitz
New York
Abraham Hearne
Attempt the Impossible Learn From Your Struggles
A college friend discusses the value of attempting difficult courses in physics and embracing mistakes as learning. Reverend Schuller of Garden Grove is highlighted for his televised program "Power for Living," offering encouragement and guidance.
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Tata
Reverend Schuller
Garden Grove
Galil
Cartsmunity Church
Maur of Power
Thieves Net Items From Fisherman's Car at Baytown
Baytown Bay area notes report thefts and minor incidents. Fred Heaster loses bait gear. a car wreck injures Pete Sullivan and Durwood Miller on Hog Island. A seven room colonial begins in Martin Addition with a $5,000 permit. Margaret Smith of Clinton, Miss. wins top Miss page? event at Biloxi but not Miss United States.
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Baytown
Hog Island
Goose Creek
Maggie Dell Lawrence
Biloxi
Miss
Feds Competition Force 23-Channel CBs Off Market
FCC rules push 23 channel citizen band radios toward extinction as 40 channel models dominate. Trade group says few 2 channel sets remain and price cuts will continue until a January 1, 1978 deadline. Domestic and foreign competition may trigger tariffs but likely keep prices low.
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Feds
Competition Force
Cbs
FCC
Electronic Industries Association
Mark V. Rosenker
EFA
Lke
Rosenker
Willontinue
EF. Johnson
Ute
Suhasun
International Trade Commission
Johnson
Today In History September 1 1977 Highlights
September 1 1977 marks the 249th day of the year with 116 remaining. Events include Mayflower voyage starting in 1620 from Plymouth to the New World, open door policy proposal in 1849, McKinley’s 1901 shooting and death, Peary’s 1908 North Pole claim, WWI battles in 1914, Romania’s 1940 abdication, 1985 West Pakistan invasion, a 1980s UAW Ford strike, 1984 Olympic tribute to Israeli athletes, and a Soviet jet seeking asylum in Japan a year ago.
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Plymouth
England
New World
United States
China
William McKinley
Buffalo
New York
Robert Peary
Ecupy
Ukistan
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Company
Pcos
Minich
Japan
Leutenant
Bible Verse UE YE Patient for Landraweth Coming
Fragmentary line cites patient faith and stabled hearts awaiting the coming of Landraweth. names James and Ak Ines appear in imperfect form.
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James Akines
Baytown Sun Masthead and Policy Note
The Baytown Sun editorial staff includes Jerry Winton Pat McDonald and many editors and managers. The paper publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from Baytown Texas with Coastal Publications representation and Associated Press affiliation.
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Ean Brown
Wie
Daha Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hallman Vee
Beard Southern Newspapers, Inc
Preston Pendergrass
Isco
Jim Finley
Sitar
Wanda Orton
Fed
Apna
Baytown
Texas
P.O. Bax
Bytown
Dycarrice
Coastal Publications
Peder
First U.S. Submarine Sighting Reported on September 6 1776
The article notes an early maritime encounter describing the first use of a submarine in wartime actions around September 1776, highlighting a pivotal moment in naval innovation during the American struggle for independence.
Lobby Prober Blocks His Own Investigation by Jack Anderson
Washington report details a House Commerce subcommittee probe into corporate lobbying led by Rosenthal and opposed by Republican ranking member Brown. It notes Brown's letter to halt questionnaires, claims of obstruction, and the contentious dynamic with corporate execs from Bendix to Upjohn.
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Jack. Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Gor
Siars of Commerce
Chambers of Congress
Bendix
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pavide
Sun Co
Tesco
Texas Eastern
Upjohn
House Commerce, Consumer and Monetary Affairs Subcommittee
Brown
Benjamin Rosenthal
D-N.y
Subcommittee
Telles
Toul
Rosenthal
Stall
Onse Subcommittee
Henry Ruempler
Ruempler
Gary Colin
House
Rueter
Copporation
Laie
Wright Patton
Texas
Health Q and A on gallstones and tubal ligation
Dr Lamb explains gallstones arise from cholesterol or bile pigment, not liver injury. Gallstone types, causes, and treatments are outlined, with note that bilirubin pigment stones link to red blood cell destruction and possible gallbladder inflammation. A reader asks about female sterilization by the navel, and Lamb clarifies tubal tying blocks ovum passage, preserves ovarian function, and does not affect the uterus beyond fertility. The withdrawal method is described as unreliable and discussion with a family doctor is advised.
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DR. Lamb
Lamb
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