By-Products Of Society Big Problem In America
Editorial on earth as a spaceship and managing waste from an affluent society. Highlights NC State research turning Wastewood and paper into animal feed with a $29,452 Public Health Service grant, plus a parallel $50,000 Oregon State study seeking better uses for wood waste instead of dumping or burning it.
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Earth
North Carolina State University
Raleigh
Us, Public Health Service
Oregon State University
Ready Reserve and planetary savings in a crowded economy
The piece decries easy credit and living beyond means while noting the rise of ready reserve plans that let people spend funds they do not have. It contrasts past lending scrutiny with current temptation. It also highlights waste-to-resource ideas from wood and bark waste to ash used in landfills and foundations. Environmental research at Notre Dame on fly ash offers pollution reduction but limits and uncertainties remain.
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Hem
Uncle Sam
Jender
Bet Industry
Compost Science
Pontiac
Mich
University of Notre Dame
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Science
Spaceship Earth
Roman roots of condominium idea revived in modern times
A reader notes that the modern concept of condominium traces to ancient Rome. Professor Henry Chen cites population pressure and housing shortages in 6th century B C Rome as fostering joint ownership. He argues the idea resurfaced to meet crowded city living.
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Henry €. Chen
University of Houston
National Institute of Real Estate Brokers
Rome
New Times
Baytown Sun Staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun list shows staff roles including Fred Hartman editor and publisher, Bill Hartman as editor and publisher, John Wadley general manager, Beulah Mac Jackson business manager, and other newsroom positions. It notes office location at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and subscription rates 1.75 monthly or 21 per year with 10 cent single copies. It is a standard Baytown Sun masthead style listing with AP affiliation and publication schedule.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mac Jackson
Pau] Putman
Sage
Anfi B. Pritchett
CG Eee
Baytown
Texas
Today In History highlights and milestones
On this Thursday, Sept 12, 1968, notable events span 1834 Baltimore defense in the War of 1812, 1609 Henry Hudson’s river entry, 1687 John Alden’s death, 1869 Chicago founded Prohibition Party, 1944 Allied push into Germany, 1953 JFK and Jacqueline married. Retrospective notes recall past Supreme Court, UN, and South Vietnam events.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Henry Hudson
John Alden
Duxbury
Mass
National Prohibition Party
Central High School
U.N
WU Thant
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
New Criterion on Economic Progress and Family Poverty Levels
A Tampa Tribune guest editorial questions the basis for judging a family's economic progress. A secretary notes her husband earns only fifteen hundred dollars above the poverty line, sparking debate on wage benchmarks and social standards.
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Tampa
Fla
Tribune
Soviets Haven't Changed
The essay frames the Soviet Union as a perpetual aggressor from 1917 onward, naming Lenin as the Mad Butcher and listing Brezhnev and Kosygin among despots who expanded communism. It recounts Soviet actions against Czechoslovakia, citing Dubcek’s liberalization, Soviet demands to curb editors, and the invasion with plows, tanks, and troops violating Czechoslovak sovereignty.
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Europe
Soviet Union
Russia
Switerland
Uliano
Nicholas
Siberia
Red Square
Moscow
Nikolai Lenin
Lenin
Stalin
Khrushchev
Kosytgin
Brezhnev
Butcher
Kosygin
Czechoslovakia
Alexander Dubcek
Dubcek
Plones
Roman Slimming Method Not Self Help Diet System
A reader asks about the Roman Slimming Method described by British doctor A T W Simeons in Rome. The method uses four injections of human chorionic gonadotropin with a strict 500 calorie daily diet and close patient monitoring, including daily weigh ins and rule based adjustments. several doctors here report pleasing results though critics remain.
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A. T. W. Simeons
Rome
Simeons
Dr. Simeons
Christ of God Identified by Peter in Luke Nine
In Luke 9 20 Jesus asks who people say he is Peter replies The Christ of God. This brief exchange frames the confession of Jesus as the Messiah within the Gospel narrative.
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Peter
Christ of God
Birth control funding sparks moral and price concerns
Washington Merry-Go-Round examines a $500 million foreign aid push for birth control and domestic programs, alleging price gouging by drug firms and debate over federal funding for morally contentious policies. The column recalls Admiral Rickover defending Rep. Rivers and notes mixed public moral views on population control.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Pope Paul
T.S
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Office of Economic Opportunity
Pentagon
Faodergomaine
U.S
L. Mendel Rivers
D-5.c
Hyman Rickover
Rivers
Rickover
Lord Jesus Christ
Houto
Circus Elephants Usually Female and World Series Radio Anchor
The Q A notes that circus elephants are generally female as bulls tend to be dangerous at times. It asks which sports writer broadcast the first World Series game on radio and answers Grantland Rice on Oct 5 1921. It adds Hoover's denomination asQuaker and a member of the Society of Friends.
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Grantland Rice
Oet
Slam bid in five diamonds seals triumph for Minneapolis pair
In the Minneapolis Montreal Summer Nationals match, Jerry Lee of Minneapolis opened with one diamond and, after a series of bids, reached five diamonds with Eddie Langer supporting. Despite weak hands, the pair demonstrated a solid line, and clubs and trumps breaking favored their route to the slam.
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North
South
Jerry Lee
Minneapolis
Eddie Langer
Eddie
East
Bridge bidding puzzle with five diamonds decision
In a four player auction the sequence shows West North East South: 1C, Pass, 2C, Pass, 2NT, Pass, 4C, Pass. South holds 14 points. The task asks whether to bid five diamonds or pass, leaving partner to decide whether to continue. The scenario notes a partner's overcall of two hearts instead of two spades and asks for the next best bid. Tomorrow's answer will be provided.
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West North East South
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Word Puzzle
A word puzzle style NEA feature lists across and down clues covering time, speed, titles, and objects. It presents many definitions like period, rival terms, geographic names, and common nouns, asking solvers to fill a crossword style grid.
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America
Berrys World
NEA, Inc
Che Baytown Sun
Susportal
EPA
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Advertising Rela Ent
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Preax
By Wayne.g. Brandstadt, M.D
Vatican
Whitey
Countries
India
Herbert Hoover
Society of Friends
Newspaper Enterprise Association
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
WEST
Mort
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Soviet City
Nevada City
Capital of Latvia
Ray
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