Chilean Secret Police Target in Exile Leader Murder Case
Washington reports detail a conspiracy linking Chile's secret police to the murder of exiled leader Orlando Letelier. The account claims involvement by DINA, with Pinochet’s regime allegedly weighing in and a U.S. ambassador and Brigade 2506 figures connected. The piece notes FBI interest and ongoing diplomatic extradition questions as investigators pursue identifiable assailants and safe testimony.
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University of Georgia Law School
Health advice from Dr Lamb on heart health and fats
A reader seeks guidance on safe egg yolk limits and heart attack warning signs. The letter references dietary fat types, cooking oils, and preventive measures, urging practical steps for someone without a local doctor.
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American Years Asst
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
A compact columnist opinion piece discusses how youth missteps arise from personal choices and parental guidance. The author argues counting to ten aids anger control and acts as preventative insurance against conflict.
Baytown Sun Staff and Policies Overview
Baytown Sun staff list includes Leon Brown John Wadley Fred Hornberger and Fred Hadman with roles from editor to publisher. The notice outlines department heads editorial advertising and circulation policies, plus conditions for letters to the editor and publication rights. It notes central publications ownership and Associated Press membership, with rights and pricing details and a copyright disclaimer.
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Leon Brown
John Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hadman
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Din Finley
Wanda Orton
Readers' Views on Labor Day Holiday Work Rules
A letter to the editor argues against stores and restaurants that require workers to work on Labor Day. The writer urges customers to boycott such establishments or urge city officials to pass ordinances limiting holiday business. The signer lists an address in the post office box.
Jobless Rate Edges Up as Employed Rise Amid Debate
New statistics show August gains in employment alongside higher unemployment, sparking debate on causes. Analysts note more job seekers entering the market and point to persistent black unemployment around 14.5 percent, with broader concerns about wage policy, job matching flaws, and government market involvement affecting youth hiring and overall labor productivity.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Tax Dilemmas: Home Ownership and Tax Reform
The article surveys proposed tax reform ideas affecting home mortgage interest and real estate tax deductions. It notes the current advantage skew toward higher income homeowners, the potential shift to credits, and the risks of altering the capital gains deferral on primary residences. It cautions against sweeping changes that could disrupt a core economic sector.
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Capitol Hill
Criliys
Japan’s stricter auto emission standards compared to U S
The piece notes Japan will impose nitrogen oxide standards five times tougher than U S levels next year, carbon monoxide over six times stricter, and hydrocarbons nearly four times stricter. It argues Japan’s high population and dense area drive vigilance, but questions why the U S faces a battle over emissions despite similar feasibility.
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Japan
Iowa
Power of Possibility Thinking Sermon Promo
A promotional blurb invites readers to change their lives by embracing the Power of Possibility Thinking. It urges belief in a more exciting future with more knowledge happiness opportunities and higher self esteem. Reverend Schuller of Garden Grove California appears weekly on the Hour of Power TV program.
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Garden Grove
Galil
Trolley Crash In 1937 Rouses Baytown Readers
Sun Files recalls a 1937 incident where a Missouri Pacific interurban was bumped off the track by a truck. Driver John Escabas is recovering at home, while motorman R L Sisson tried to stop the trolley. Also noted are Congressman Albert Thomas returning to report on Congress, local birthday events, and community notices from the Tri-Cities.
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Louie Swain
W. C. Swain
J. Bryan Stratton
T-Cies
Milton C. Kelley
Washington argues for defensive war stance before Congress
On September 8 1778 General Washington urged Congress that the war should be conducted defensively to protect American interests. He outlined strategic considerations and sought alignment on a cautious approach amid ongoing hostilities with Britain.
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