Are You Among The Dropouts
A survey by Hart Research Associates for the University of Denver and the Committee for the Study of the American Electorate finds up to 70 million voting age Americans may abstain from the 1976 presidential election. Ten million are regular voters who have dropped out, citing disillusionment and distrust across ages, with education and affluence not protecting against alienation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter D.hart Research Associates of
Washington
University of Denver
Bipartisan Committee For the Study
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
George McClellan
John F. Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
America
Zoning Warning Echoed In 1956 Baytown Meeting
Sun files recall McDonald saying zoning would never work in Baytown. The note cites 1956 planning commission debate and a 134 to defeat in a rerun election. It also ties to local figures Oz Hughes and Steele McDonald, with later civic ties noted.
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Ray Maley
West University Place
Steele McDonald
Steele
Brownwood
Tex
Dusty
Barbara) Rhodes
Baytown
Oz Hughes
Hughes
Ross S. Sterling
Lumpkin
Today in History September 21 1976 highlights
On Sept 21 1949 West Germany became a state under allied control transfer. In 1792 French Assembly voted to abolish monarchy. 1938 Czechoslovakia ceded Sudeten area to Nazi Germany. 1929 USSR and Germany agreed demarcation of Poland. 1942 Soviet armies crossed the Volga. 1953 a North Korean pilot landed a MIG for a reward. 1973 Kissinger confirmed Secretary of State. 1966 Vietnam air combat day. 1978 UN General Assembly opened in New York with Adam Malik elected President.
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Associated Press
West Germany
U.S
Germany
France
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Poland
Volga River
South Korea
U.N
Henry Kissinger
U.S. Senate
North Vietnam
General Assembly of the
United Nations
New York
Adam Malik
Senator Hartke's daughter paid by unions and insurers
A profile of Senator Vance Hartke and his daughter Sandra shows she drew about 10 000 a year from the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks and later 12 000 a year from Travelers Insurance while aiding her father s political and business interests. The senator denies wrongdoing as Sandra cites medical absences and says her father did not secure her jobs. Separately a Missouri judge reduced a marijuana case sentence after outside lawyers arrived, sparking debate over local justice.
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Washington
Vance Hartke
Sandra
Senate
Harvey Aluminum Co
Brotherhood of Railway
Brotherhood
Ful
Indiana
Senators
The
Travelers Insurance Co
Stonewall Riding Academy
Potomac
Travelers
Hartke
Senate Commerce Committee
Santa
Sandra Hartke
Capitol Hill
Sen. Hartke
Ozark
Winston Buford
Ozark Mountains
West Plains
Buford
Jerry Mitchell
Mitchell
Keith Stroup
National Organization For the Reform of Marijuana Laws
NORML
Stroup
San Francisco
Michael Stepanian
East
Dave Swimmer
Missouri
Ford and Carter Debate Federal Spending and Budgets
Gerald Ford argues vetoes saved 13 billion and calls for budget restraint as he pushes to cut 28 billion from 1977 plans. Carter promotes zero base budgeting to control inflation and balance budgets with full employment through long term planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Ford
Congress
Jimmy Carter
Carter
News & Work
Democratic Platform Committee
The Baytown Sun Editorial and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun notes its editor and publisher history, staff roles, and management structure. It lists editorial, advertising, and circulation staff, post office details, publication schedule, and subscription rates. Also mentions Associated Press affiliation, reprint rights, and letter policy for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Texas
Associated Press
Focal
Baytown Sun
Sun
Bible Verse Reflects on Sin and Atonement
The excerpt cites Isaiah 53 6 noting all humanity goes astray and the Lord bears the iniquity of many. It references a verse about collective moral failing and divine bearing of sin.
Yes Concert in Houston Shocks and Delights the Veteran Reviewer
A Houston Yes concert at Hofheinz Pavilion overwhelms the author with loud lights and smoke. The aging observer recalls London rock operas and endures the dense crowd, seeking ear protection while praising the orderly crowd and noting the stage propulsion and three crusader imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Yes
London
Hofheinz Pavilion
Early Osteoporosis in a Young Woman Seeks Expert Help
A 35 year old woman with osteoporosis asks which specialist to consult and how to build a home exercise plan. The doctor recommends rheumatology and endocrinology evaluation, Mayo Clinic style treatment with sodium fluoride calcium and vitamin D, plus physical medicine exercises and safe lifting. Swimming is praised but personalized programs are advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Lamb
Tam
Mayo Clinic
Indians Cede Connecticut Valley in Hartford Treaty
Report states on September 21, 1634, Native tribes ceded control of the Connecticut Valley to colonial authorities in the Treaty of Hartford, marking a major land transfer and shift in regional power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Valley
Hartford
Roosevelt quote on risking life for a great cause
The quotation by Theodore Roosevelt, 26th U.S. President, urges that no man is worth his salt unless willing to risk body and life in a great cause. It reflects his late 19th to early 20th century ethos.
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Theodore Roosevelt
U.S
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George Smith
Goose Creek Skeet Club
Gilbert Stouffler
A. E. Drew
J. Fortinberry
Jessie Humphrey
Robert E. Lee
Helen Blum
Cleo Fisher
Jeanette Woodruff
Tri-Cities
Elinor Thomas
Morrell Park
Stewart Heights
Avon Addition
Danubria Courts
Old Raytown
A. V
Jack Anderson
Common Cause
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Leon Brown
John Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Jerry Winton
Pat Staples
Advertising Department
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