Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights
A reader recalls a mother biting her two year old daughter back to curb biting and asks if it was acceptable. Ann confirms it happened and notes instinct can trump a book in parenting. A couple argues over hosting an unfamiliar cousin visiting from Europe and language barriers in a tight home. A husband’s hygiene neglect prompts a counseling suggestion and a letter-writer asks if she may refuse intimacy without a wash.
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Texas posts near record industrial growth in 1972
Texas Industrial Commission figures show 355 new plant locations in 1972, the second highest total in state history. Growth was led by apparel lumber transportation and food industries with gains in chemical machinery electronics and furniture parts.
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AT&T 38 Million Settlement Over Job Discrimination
The $38 million settlement, the largest in U.S. history, requires AT&T and 24 subsidiaries to pay about $15 million to roughly 15,000 Black and Spanish surname employees and women. An additional $23 million funds wage adjustments to raise women and minority men to equal job standing.
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Inauguration Challenges for Jews During Sabbath
The upcoming presidential inauguration falls on the Jewish sabbath sparking rules for conservative and orthodox Jews. Rabbis explain limits on devices and travel while arrangements were made for a nearby hotel room and kosher food, with viewing allowed if TV was on before sundown Friday.
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San Antonio helps rebuild Hanoi Bach Mai Hospital
San Antonio leaders approve a resolution to aid reconstruction of Hanoi Bach Mai Hospital in North Vietnam. Dr. Robert L.M. Hillard backs the move saying Americans’ feelings about the war have shifted toward desire for peace, while GOP leaders criticize the measure as appeasement.
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Texas Oil Production Up In January Report From RRC
The Texas Railroad Commission reports January 15 oil average at 3,895,218 barrels per day, up from January 1. February demand forecast by U S Bureau of Mines tops 3 580 000 bpd, with nominations totaling 3 538 317 bpd and additional 243 145 bpd, totaling 3 781 462 bpd. Through Jan 15, 128 oil wells and 64 gas wells completed, 453 wells plugged including 111 dry holes. Twelve wildcat gas wells drilled this year across San Antonio No 2 Corpus Christi Houston and Midland districts. five wildcat oil wells drilled in Houston Corpus Christi and Lubbock districts.
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Open meetings bill clears House floor debate in Texas
The Texas House State Affairs Committee votes 14 7 to advance an open meetings bill for final debate, while a records openness bill fails to pass. Supporters include major news groups and editor associations, arguing the measure strengthens public access and closes loopholes in the 1967 act. Opponents warn of enforcement issues and real estate impacts. The revised bill defines meetings broadly and increases penalties to up to 500 dollars or six months in jail.
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House State Affairs Committee
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Waco
Carl Parker
Port Arthur
Kent Quevereaux
Farmers Branch
Richard Reynold
Richardson
Parker
Veteran seeks Lyon County sheriff post at 97
A 97 year old Span ish American War veteran, S Morgan Martin, runs for Lyon County sheriff, arguing old age does not hinder public service while recalling his 1906 town marshal term.
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Eddyville, Ky
Lyon County
S. Morgan Martin
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