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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1976
Page
3
A public opinion piece argues the exclusionary rule protects constitutional rights but is being weakened by Supreme Court decisions in Washington. It recalls 1914 origins, Warren era expansions, and warns erosion invites tainted police work and costly damage suits, urging public concern.
The piece notes Prime Minister Takeo Miki's effort to uncover Lockheed payoffs in Japan and Prince Bernhard's withdrawal in the Netherlands amid investigations. It contrasts U.S. accountability in Watergate with foreign responses, suggesting internal party politics influence outcomes.
Baytown Sun editor Leon Brown and publisher John Wadley lead the paper with Fred Hornberger as general manager and Fred Hartman as assistant to publisher. Editorial and advertising staffs are listed, and the paper notes its mailing address, publication schedule, subscription rates, and notices on republication rights and letter policies.
New York analysis notes the unresolved question of how low unemployment can fall before inflation accelerates. It cites doubts about true unemployment rates and usable plant capacity, referencing Rinfre t Associates and a 1976 Wallich admission that Fed and McGraw indexes overstated capacity.
SEPT. 11, 1936 Public Works Administration approves 205545 to supplement bond funds for a five year school building plan. John Hill McKinney, school board President, says the project will meet needs for the next five years. plus noting union strike vote in Humble baytown refinery and community notices.
The Sun prints a Readers' Views letter urging Baytown residents to observe Constitution Week September 17 to 23. Lois Martin, chairwoman of the John Lewis and Goose Creek DAR chapters, thanks supporters and asks for publicity to highlight the Constitution's role during Bicentennial year and the upcoming presidential election.
A short biblical excerpt urges readers to seek the Lord while he can be found and to call upon him while he is near. The verse emphasizes timely prayer and outreach to God.
Dear Dr Lamb explains fatty liver arises from multiple liver injuries beyond alcohol including starvation untreated diabetes and inflammation. He notes limited reversibility but suggests vitamin supplements and a lean meat rich diet for choline to help prevent fat deposition while recovery varies.
Census economist John Bullock argues the M-3 series misstates shipments and orders, potentially exaggerating the economic recovery. An internal review questions multiple components with errors possibly on the order of 100 percent over 14 years. House subcommittee investigates while officials defend data as accurate.
On Sept 12 1609 Henry Hudson became the first European to reach and enter the river later named after him. His voyage aboard the ship Discovery marked a milestone in exploration and mapping of North American waterways.
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