Mussels Fight Swiss Water Supply With Chlorine Barrage
In Switzerland a freshwater mussel invasion threatens Zurich’s water supply. Aimed at the larvae, 26 automatic chlorinators treat up to 27 million gallons per hour with one to two parts per million chlorine, followed by charcoal filtration to remove the DPP. Biologists seek natural enemies to end the outbreak.
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Switzerland
Europe
Germany
Holland
England
Lake
Zurich
Hans Forrer
Capital Controls
Colmar
DPP
Dr Lamb Advises Alcoholics Anonymous For Weekend Drankers
Dear Dr Lamb answers a reader worried about a husband who drinks heavily on weekends. The doctor urges quitting drinking, evaluates alcoholic gastritis, and recommends bland diet, antacids, and medical evaluation. He notes risks to liver heart and sex life and advises seeking AA help. He also answers questions on thyroid medicine and birth control interaction and explains hormone-based birth control mechanisms.
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Dr. Lamb
Alcoholics Anonymous
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Apple A Day Theme Persists for North Texas Apples
In Montague Texas the Fruit Research Demonstration Station shows apples can grow in North Texas. Fall Delicious apples are being cultivated for local orchardists as part of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. Historical notes trace Holland apples to Montague County with early Italian settlers introducing fruit growing in the 1870s.
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Montague
Tex
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station System
North Texas
Bobby D. Reeder
Montague County
St. Louis
Pete Corado
Henry
Bill Vicari
Mobile home ordinance sparks reader letter in Baytown
The Baytown Planning Commission voted 3 to 1 against the mobile home ordinance on Thursday night. A letter writer defends mobile home residents as a community, urges respect, and asks for an apology in the Baytown Sun. The page also notes early apple growers Clarence Newsom of Bowie and L A Whitecotton expanding orchards and apple research at the Fruit Station with 21 new varieties planted in 1972 to test Texas suitability.
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the Sun
Baytown
Sam Savage
Charlotte Drive
Clarence Newsom
Bowie
North Texas
Washington
Michigan
Reeder
Texas
Baytown Post Billing Details and Publishing Notes
Second class matter filing at Baytown Texas Post Office 77520 under the 1879 Act. Published afternoons on Fridays and Sundays at 1301 Memorial Drive, Baytown. Subscription rates listed, carriers at 2.15 monthly and 75.00 per year. Represented by General Advertising Service and Coast Publications. Associated Press notice rights reserved.
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Baytown
Texas
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Focal News
Politically Charged Texan Reflections on Elections and Leaders
A fragmented communique from Wolfgang Schmaltz venting about November voting, Texas governors, and a past era of bootleggers. The writer laments modern candidates, praises older figures, and recalls a local treasurer scandal while railing against current politicians and party theatrics.
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Melinger
Wolfgang Schmaltz
Texas
Wolfgang
Stil
Tricky
Big Jawn
Sarge
Swattin
Floresville
Jim Fuggeson
Austin
Jim
St. Francis of Assisi
Houston
Vegetarian Party
Prohibition Party
Norman Thomas
West Texas
Mexico
Bible Verse Acts 13 39 Verse on justification by faith
The verse states that by him all who believe are justified from all things that could not be justified by the law of Moses. It emphasizes faith over law for justification.
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Moses
America
Powell Memo Urges Courts as Tool for Pro-Business Power
Justice Powell before his Supreme Court appointment urged business leaders to use courts and campuses to push a pro enterprise agenda. The 33 page confidential memo, circulated by the Chamber of Commerce, advocates amicus influence and campus speaker programs to shaped social and political change in favor of business interests.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Lewis ¥. Powell Jr
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ralph) Naders
Herbert) Marcuses
Powell
Chamber
FBI
Powell. Sons
Virginia Board of Education
Washington and Lee University
Eugene B. Sydnor Jr
Southern Department Stores
Sydnor
The Road to Paris Leads Nowhere for Kin of POWs
Paris reports a drop in visits from families seeking help for U S prisoners in North Vietnam. David Lambertson notes fewer relatives traveling to talk with North Vietnamese diplomats this summer. The North Vietnamese had previously welcomed many families via the National League of Families.
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Paris
NEA
U.S
North Vietnam
National League of Families
Prisoner issue looms as dusted petitions lie in Paris warehouse
Paris reports reflect tensions over prisoner repatriation in Vietnam as U S officials weigh Hanoi’s use of hostages versus peace talks. With lingering unopened petitions and letters, observers note a possible revival of a July plan linking prisoner release to troop withdrawal and South Vietnamese politics amid a U S presidential campaign.
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White House
Hanoi
United States
Lambertson
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
U.s.-North Vietnam
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Fred Kartman
Aweananclise
End Cleriele Cies
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Speed
Jack Anderson
Justices
Ber
Benny's
Mea
Bernard Redmont
Vietnam
David Lambertson
U. S
Westinghouse Broadcasting Company
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