Russia’s Middle East Agitation Raises Tension and Caution
The piece argues Moscow uses a lull in war to press Syria and Lebanon, backing Libyan Khadafy while warning that calm masks a coming storm. It notes Egypt’s Sadat scolding Israel, Syria’s Lebanon moves, Arab League pressure, and Soviet calls for alliances ahead of détente talks.
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Middle East
Israel
Anwer Sadat
Egypt
Sri Lanka
Syria
Lebanon
Golan Heights
Hafez Assad
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Arab League
PLO
Soviet Union
Pravda
Moscow
Moamar Khadafy
Libya
Arabia
Oliver Wendell Holmes
U.S
City Piano Out Of Tune, Out Of Sight
Baytown notes from 1936 recount a city piano at city hall needing tune and then going missing from the auditorium amid council efforts. references to a fire truck needs and a $1.2 million budget with a $1.72 tax rate.
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City Piano
City Hall
Lacy Lusk
Auditorum
R. H. Pruett
Pelly
Consumers Split by Income Shape Economic Confidence
U.S. researchers report a two-economy pattern with upper income families rebounding in confidence while those under 12,500 dollars face ongoing financial strain. University of Michigan findings show optimism for higher earners about cars and homes, contrasted with continued uncertainty for lower income households.
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New York
University of Michigan
Kay Schmiedeskapm
Today In History highlights Sept 14 1976 events
Brief historical notes mark September 14 with items from 1901 McKinley’s death to 1960 Castro travel limits and 1945 Pearl Harbor quip. Other entries cite Salem 1628 charter, Franklin in France, Napoleon’s Moscow invasion, Selective Service Act, and George Washington’s nurse pay recommendation.
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Associated Press
William McKinley
Buffalo
Theodore Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Salem
John Endecott
Benjamin Franklin
France
Moscow
Napoleon Bonaparte
Higashi Kuni
Japan
America
Pearl Harbor
United Nations
Paul
Elizabeth Ann Seton
Zoe Caldwell
Harry Truman
George Washington
How the Great Scorer Marks Your Game
The lines reflect on a quote about scoring by character rather than wins or losses. Attributed to Gransland Rice with a note by American SDOris Writer. The piece emphasizes fair play and integrity in competition.
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Gransland Rice
Baytown Sun Staff and Editorial Details
The Baytown Sun lists Leon Brown as Editor and Publisher with Joan Wadley and Fred Hornberger in management roles. Editorial staff includes Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton and Jerry Winton. The paper operates from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 with Sunday and daily editions and subscriptions offered.
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Leon Brown
Joan Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Ww Wes
Fred Hartman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Memorial Drive
General Advertising Service
U.S. Suburban Press, Inc
The
Sun
Georgian Calendar Adopted in England and America
September 14, 1752 marks the adoption of the Gregorian calendar in both England and its American colonies. The shift began a new system for dates restoring days lost to reform and aligning with European civil timekeeping.
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England
America
Hebrews 2 17 Verse About Christ as Merciful High Priest
The verse states that Christ was made like his brothers to be a merciful and faithful high priest, enabling reconciliation for humanity's sins before God. It emphasizes Jesus' humanity and role in atonement.
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United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Manhattan
North Sea
U.N
Ai Thant
China
Feds Probe Key Man In Foreign Payoffs Faces Regretful Silence
A federal probe targets Alan Xieshege over alleged foreign payoffs totaling millions. He may face charges if he does not disclose documents, while a separate New York riot and Appalachia mining harms reflect broader white collar and labor tensions. Warden Eldon Jensen cites a bureaucratic misstep over $9,000 in wasted food marked for animals.
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Washington
Alan Xieshege
US. S
Be Nes
Atthe
New York
Allenwood
Pennsylvania
Eldon Jensen
Warder Jensen
Bureau of Prisons
Alenwood
Morales case sparks civil rights debate in Castroville
In Castroville Texas civil rights lawyer Rubeo Sandoval representing the family of 26 year old Richard Morales cites due process concerns amid allegations the sheriff is responsible for Morales's death. The statement underscores tensions between law enforcement and minority communities as the case draws attention.
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Rubeo Sandoval
San Antonio
Richard Morales
Castroville
Texas
Debunking Muscle Plans Milk Amounts and Diet Timing
Dear reader clarifies digestion and muscle building myths. The body absorbs nutrients mainly in the small intestine within hours of eating. You do not need seven gallons of milk per pound of muscle. about 100 grams of protein per 1 pound of lean muscle is excessive and lactose intolerance can limit dairy use. A balanced diet with adequate calories and protein supports growth.
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Tack Jacobs
Citzens National Bank
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Roy Elms
U. S
Albert Thomas
OPA
Dolores Read
Ellen Edge
Goose Creek
Mary Ellen Bramlett
Highlands
B. P. Hopper
Raymond T. Donnely
Mark Carter
Austin
University of Texas
Barbers Hill Eagles
Cedar Bayou Bears
Cedar Bayou Stadium
Joann Wilburn
Mildred Smith
Cedar Bayou
Art Lintelman
C. Darwin Middleton
Ashwood Hotel
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Ashwood
Ward Road
Business Mirror
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Pat Stapies
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Feds
Appalachia
Federal Bureau of Mines
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Chris Wright
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