Governors unite on national welfare plan in New Federalism shift
Editors at the Colorado Springs Governors Conference report rare crossparty accord led by Republicans and Democrats for Nelson Rockefeller’s idea that the federal government should cover the full welfare tab. The piece weighs whether Washington should assume broader welfare responsibility and how states might reallocate funds to housing, transportation, and education while facing rising costs.
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Colorado Springs
Georgia
Lester Maddox
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Washington
Nixon
Reasons For Ire On Guns By Sen Dirksen
Washington reports on a national commission chaired by Dr. Milton Eisenhower that studied gun violence. It notes rising handgun sales amid fear and riots, links guns to half of homicides, and urges reduced handgun availability with licensing, compensation for surrendered guns, and penalties for unlicensed possession. It calls for education, restraint, research, and better screening methods.
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EV Dirksen
Washington
Milton Eisenhower
U.S
Commission
Travel Time Across 1Goto Angeles and Ancient Isles
A compact crossword style item lists clues spanning geography and common terms. Includes references to Angelenos, cuirass terms, plant names, and varied nouns from appraisals to religious terms.
Timely quotes on saints removal and Uncle Sam nickname draw comment
An array of remarks links Pope Paul and Ralph Nader on fear of driving, Johnny Carson comments about saints dropped from the Catholic calendar, and a Bible verse urging watchfulness. The history note cites September 7, 1813 as the first use of the nickname Uncle Sam in a New York paper.
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Pope Paul
Ralph Nader
Johnny Carson
St. Christopher
Uncle Sam
New York
Wandering By Wanda Orton On Diet Talk Club
A lighthearted diary fragment details a tongue in cheek group called the Talk Off Pounds Sincerely Club. Members plan brief weight loss programs yet distract themselves with cake and gossip while debating dieting temptations and willpower.
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Wanda Orton
Gabby
Fatsville
Gabbie
Police Budget Comparison Calls For Realism In Tax Debate
City councilman Leonard W. Slasney argues in a letter that 1969 police spending was 699 247 and the 1970 proposal is 808 772 but after adjusting for raises and pension and social security costs the net increase is only 14 425 a 2h percent rise. He claims inflation-adjusted services imply a five percent cost decrease for 1970 versus 1969.
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Leonard W. Slasney
Nixon mobilizes volunteer program for colleges
Washington column notes President Nixon plans to back a campus volunteer effort to channel student energy into constructive work. A forthcoming manual urges students to give themselves, avoid federal funding, and rely on campus leaders. The piece cites Harvard and Michigan State examples and discusses potential campus violence and administrative responses.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
White House
Uncle Sam
Pusey
Harvard
Michigan State
University of Texas
Law
IBT
Trus
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising staff including Fred Hartman Bill Hartman John Wadley Paul Putman Ann B Pritchett Preston Pendergrasa Jomella Boynton Dwight Moody Corrie Laugnlin and others. The paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with post office box 90 77520 and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Ralter
Wand
Ysistaseeeses
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laugnlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Submarine squeeze in a 14 point no trump hand
Gordon Keel of Vancouver explains a bridge play by Oswald and James Jacoby known as the submarine squeeze. He details a 10 of clubs lead, the blocked heart, and how the squeeze on East forces discards by West, illustrating a strategic lesson for no trump play.
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Gordon Keel
Vancouver
East
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle with spade response and three no trump
In a four handed auction West North East South South holds ASHORE WOKS FAK 104 BZ after a double. The sequence shows South to act with a passed hand and East-West are vulnerable. The question asks what South should bid now, suggesting to bid three no trump rather than stepping to heart.
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Ashore
Alanday
YOUR DENTAL HEALTH Be Suspicious of Abnormal Mouth Changes
Self-evaluation of dental health may save your life and prompt medical advice. Look for persistent sores, lumps, numbness, dry mouth, gum changes, or dentures fitting poorly. Early detection of potential cancer improves treatment outcomes. Send questions to Dr. Lawrence via this paper.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assi
Lawrence
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