Nuclear Apathy and The Day After Reach Baytown
In Baytown readers reflect on nuclear fear sparked by The Day After and other depictions. Citizens debate media influence, civil defense ideas, and who bears responsibility for warning and action while noting the city's casual stance and its 18 screens amid a culture of escapism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Abbey
ABC
Henry Kissinger
Lawrence
Kansas
David Longhurst
Baytown
United Press
Self-study Value of college analysis by LINNER SCHLOBOHM
A college self study prompted by the Southern Association mirrors the Archie Bunker debate on daily habits. The piece argues LC must honestly examine its programs, offerings, and opportunities for women athletes while engaging faculty and community in meaningful reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Gilbert
Charles Rosser
Michelle Hughes
Mark Woods
Phillip Baird
Linnea Schiebohm
Milton Crow
Missy Burns
Susan Cummings-Hastie
the Lantern
Journalism Students of the College
P. O. Box
Baytown
Texas
Texas Community College Journalism Association
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
The
College Press Service
Board of Regents
Lee College
Linner Schlobohm
Archie Bunker
Mike Stivic
Archie
Polak
Mike
Southern Association
Bad Times Violent Incidents Increase
Phillip Baird warns of rising global violence amid Cold War tensions. He cites Reagan remarks on civilian harm, Grenada bombing missteps, El Salvador civil war killings, and Soviet risks. The piece reflects on Vietnam lessons and media limits, ending with a note to continue on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Baird
U.S
Reagan
Japan
Regan
Mary
Grenada
el Salvador
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Little Baytown
America
Robert D’ Aubisson
Soviet Union
Vietnam
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