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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1971
Page
3
The piece quotes Wilma Scott Heide of NOW arguing war arises from masculine assumptions and quotes a goal of universal peace once women control government. It likens NOW aims to early suffragists and notes wars and social ills persist, blaming equal gender fierceness and folly, and questions women’s role in war enthusiasm.
The U S Postal Service rehosts an original general store post office within the Smithsonian's National Museum of History and Technology. A reconstruction of Headsville West Virginia’s 1860s to 1914 building will operate with period staff offering mail service and philatelic options to visitors.
A scrambled list of wordplay clues spans senses and language themes. Entries include items for smell organ and zodiac like constellations, with references to East Indian terms and a Danish coin.
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and management roles including Preston Pendergrass and Jim Finley with Wanda Orton and others. It states publication as weekdays and Sundays at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and notes pricing and postal details for subscriptions.
Jack Anderson outlines a broad, well funded campaign by insurers lawyers and agents to block federal no fault auto insurance. He cites ATLA leaders state by state tactics tax exempt groups and political pressure at the White House. The piece argues the effort aims to preserve billions in legal fees and commissions.
Readers seek guidance on a husband’s sudden cheerful personality shift after back surgery and a wife’s suspicions. Dr Lamb explains that personality changes can arise from arterial disease and strokes, urges complete medical evaluation for both spouses, and notes intuition has limits.
The piece surveys Democratic presidential prospects with Sen. Muskie leading in New Hampshire and a shifting field including Jackson, Humphrey, Kennedy, and McGovern. It notes Lindsay potential, Mondale whispers, and the threat of a third party by McCarthy, plus the Left’s influence led by Lowenstein and Four Horsewomen challenging the party establishment.
In a club suit Splinter bid sequence Y and Z employ modern gadgets. Y opens four clubs signaling spades as trump and a singleton club. Z preempts with a cue bid four hearts then Y advances to five no trump. Culbertson style grand slam force leads to 11 top cards, two more via ruffs, and final grand slam as West yields.
A quiz item set asks how long US copyright lasts, notes 28 years plus renewal, compares birds' oxygen needs to other animals with birds needing more air, explains origin of lock stock and barrel phrase from firearms parts, and states mayfly adults live a few hours to a few days.
In a bridge excerpt with North South hands after a two hearts response, the question asks what the responder should do next instead of bidding two clubs. The prompt implies choosing a pass and hoping for a reasonable contract, with the answer promised tomorrow.
A Bible verse from Jude chapter 1 verse 7 warns that Sodom and Gomorrah and surrounding cities serve as examples suffering eternal fire as punishment for fornication and pursuing strange flesh.
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