The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 306, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 5, 1976 Page: 3 of 14
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Tuesday, October 5, 197A
THE BAYTOWN SUN
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NhW YORK >APi - Let s belbeen in and out of Washington |Robert Dole of Kansas
honest Nelson Rockefeller has so many times, it's like com- 1 don't really feel that
ng naughty things in'muting 1 have a chance to get I've been treated badly," says
blic He ripped down rhat'io see my family and catch up Rockefeller "I’m very fond of
n ,u the Republican National on a sustained basis on the ac- the President, He and 1 have
tion He made indiscreet tivities of the two boys and an extremely close personal
$ about the country of a then also catch up on my per- relationship, and I think he is
dignitary. And he made sonal affairs and the family's without question the best per-
iaffairs" son to lead the country."
Inappropriate-* for the vice; ,A Rockefeller swan song1 No Rockefeller says this close-
president of the United States,!way. 1 ness brought him enemies in,
tight ' An embarrassment in a 1 will not drop out of politics the Ford camp. "I understand
^il year, right1 ami drop out of a deep love and why they feel that way. It's to-
.viably" Of iv he (we and «mwm for the country There tally understandable psy-
doesn’t care any more'’ are many ways to serve your chologically, and you know that
The perpetrator of those country I'm not going to have old thing, sticks and stones
dwds laughs and chooses "I any trouble finding them." that's the way I feel about it.
haven t flipped my lid. 1 can As he says this, the vice pres- 'll 1 were out for power, I
tell you that, Rockefeller says lident is sitting in his townhouse would be acting totally differ-
"Free is exactly right Free office, just off 5th Avenue on ently Sure, I could take these
|and very happy" West 55th Street, a block of su- people on. I've lived in Wash-
Ambition, .which Spinoza perh restaurants. He's leaning mgton, 1 started out with
called a species of madness,.back against the wall in his (Franklin I Roosevelt in 1940
has left Nelson A Rockefeller chair, eyes scanning Picasso Then I really did do this inter-
At age 68. there's no place to prints around the room, tie necine warfare, and I was quite
go And Rockefeller says that s loosened, hands cradling a col- good at it. But I've gotten be-
fine with him fee cup. He acts like a man yond that point in life. I don't
It s hard lor people to un-swho hasn't a care. want anything." •
dehW11 fe savt* l started1 • |m umm ^Ttnow how the
tur government) in 1940 I've- , •— ——« done Ive got no problem with
worked for six presidents. Tver In .talking with Rockefeller, it if I wanted to. but what
BSSSShassaaHHflyou tend to torget tooMlus is a would I be fighting for?" J
(„ If IurL vnn Ver>' Important Person. Unlike What indeed? /
• javnauu W many higgler, he’ Iistens He Free and happy is okay, but f|
\t 4 looks you In the eyes. He does that mean no constraints’
-Veiv Annuitant l ugb- with1 you He asks if "Fewer-constraints," says
you'd like more coffee and says Rockefeller.
tharles W Jackson has re to smoke if you want to. Which gets back to all the
tired as a process technician ;^Except for- the Picassos, talk the vice president has gen;
troin Exxon's Baytown Refm- which he .started collecting in erated latelv. ' -
m** and environmental the 20s and '.IDs before they be- ' rn AIK
a'mr°H department. came the wall hangings of less- ~ ,, ,. .. nt, * ►
He is a native of Dexter, Mo., er rich, there is nothing about Bioht
.uid wasemployed in thPplont in the room to remind you the SC
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vears, think what magnificent
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THAT gesture
Board of regents vice chair-
man Richard Goodson said
A&M will do ’ everything in iu
power to continue along this
course charted by our prede-
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Also a part of the celebration
! was the unveiling of su walnut
re panels carved by Prof and
■e- Mrs Rodney Hill to depict the
ke university's history
ve The centennial observance
M ended with an evening concert
by the US Marine Corps Band
e- Other participants in the con-
>e vocation were Fred McClure,
jr student body president; Mayo
n- Thompson of Dallas, president
jr of the association of former stu-
!dents; Dr. Betty Unterberger.
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TrudehaVe two children a’nd four
■grandchildren,
And there is nothing that
shouts Vice President except.
r perhaps, the knowledge that the
previous visitor was Soviet Am-
bassador Anatoly Dobrynin and
that those men downstairs and
outside on the street are Secret
Service agents guarding the
No,.2 man in U.S, government.
, So Nelson Rockefeller speaks
of his 36 years in government
and how it is now that he isn't
running for anything, or fight-
ing with anyone and how it is
that he's campaigning for a
president who chose someone
else to run for vice president.
"I'm not loking for anything.
I don't want anything. I don't
need anything," Rockefeller
says. "I'm there to help him."
It wasn't so long ago that
Rockefeller jumped - or more
likely was pushed — from con-
sideration for the vice presiden-
tial nomination awarded to Sen.
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porter of Ronald Reagan. An-
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Has Resigned
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Heagiuute .retaliates by
cutting the lew Yort delega-
tion telephone. Rockefeller
brandishes it aloft with great
glee. ~
"There was this group in
front of us. North Carolinians,
ither
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lands (API - Prince Bernhard
‘lhas resigned as chairman of
■ Uhe annual Bilderberg Confer-
ence which he launched 22
: years ago to promote trans-At- —
jiantic cooperation.
; A statement issued by the
'Dutch government on Monday
jsaid Bernhard, 65. and husband
jof Queen Juliana, had ex-
j pressed the hope that the meet-
ing's steering committee will
j consider whether the Bilder-
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Rosenbaum ithe New York
state Republican chairman),
and our national committeeman
and committeewoman and my-
self." Rockefeller says. "We
couldn't see the platform ... so
I took it from him.
"I'm one of those people who
responds spontaneously to an
amusing or interesting situ-
ation. I really don't move away
from the confrontations. I move
into them."
The second incident:
Upstate New York, mid-Sep-
tember, an exuberant airport-
hopping tour of the state with
Dole in tow, Rocky's first cam-
paigning fqr the Ford-Dole tick-
et. Rocky's turf, his people.
Dole can but smile as the vice
president plunges into crowds,
grabs microphones, answers
news conference questions no
matter to whom they are di-
rected. •; •
The protesters are there as
Force II pulls up in front of
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prints and colors
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LEE COLLEGE cheerleader
try-outs will be held Thursday.,
Interested persons need to con-
tact Coach Bruce Roush In the
Lee College gymnasium before
Thursday.
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GREATER BAYTOWN Coin
Gub will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tues-
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Reg. 2for2.29.lnfants'five
panel training pants of
cotton/rayon/olefin,
Elasticized legs and waist.
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dress shirt in popular
plaids and stripes
Crisp polyester/ .
cotton. Sizes 14’.-17.
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UHLC Visit
A REPRESENTATIVE of the
University of Houston at Clear
Lake will be in Moler Hall at Lee
College from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30
p.m. Wednesday to talk with
persons interested in UHCL.
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SHOP MONDAY THROUGH
a big hangar at Binghamton
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Not too many protesters, per-
haps two dozen. All young.
Many of them students at a col-
lege built while Rockefeller was
governor. t
“Attica killer, any way you
figure, Rocky pulled the trig-
ger," they chant. Pleas for si-
FRIDAY 9 ai.TIL 9 pm.
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Pledges Sorority
LEIGH A. Marshall has pledged
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority
during fqll rush at Auburn ,
University in Alabama.
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reg. 2.09, Sale 1.67
Overnite 12’s,
reg. 1.15, Sale 92«
Toddler 12's,
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nunciation as Marxists, all fail
to still the chant. Some stu-
dents make a gesture with their
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middle finger.
Reg. 3.49
The vice president of the
United States, former governor
of New York, former assistant
secretary of state, former un-
der secretary of health, educa-
tion and welfare, former spe-
cial assistant to Pifesident Eis-
enhower, former chairman of
the Commission on Critical
Choices for America, gives
them the finger right back.
A camera clicks, Papers
across the land the . next morn-
ing feature the picture
prominently._
Sizu 12to 18
IS SCHOOL WORK
A DRAG?
it-is: if you only read an
average of 225 words a
minute. It takes you so long to
do your homework you
no time for yourself. C
your old habits. Get more time
for what you want to Do. Learn
more in less time. You owe jt
to yourgelf td find out how you
can read a guaranteed 1.000
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random rib stitch
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contrast stitching.
Sizes S.M.L.XL.
IT’S CAT-scrktching time at Walker Park. Oblivious of l
photographer observing the scene, this unidentified feline w«s
feeling fine after a good back scratch and finally opened his eyes
after the scratchin’was done. . _ .. .
(Sun staff photo by Glenn Folkes)
Reg. 2.99. Little boys'Y
long sleeve sportshirt
of polyester/cotton.
Solids with contrast
stitching. Sizes.3-7: -_T
Reg. 5.99. Regular fold
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White and pastels 30 to40.
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Reg. 13.99. Women's sport casuals of
urethane with leather soles. Heel wrapped to
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Sale 4 for s3
Reg. 3 tor 3.75. Women's
nylon panties with elastic
leg, cotton-lined shield.
White, nude. more. 34 to 40.
Extra size panties; 42 to 46,
Reg, 3 for 4.50, Sale 3 for 3.60
Reg. 1.25. Women’s elastic
leg brjef. Nylon with cottdn
shield. White, black, red,
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studying job interview. Some prospective employer
Rodrick learns that the polygraph is nothing to fear.
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 306, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 5, 1976, newspaper, October 5, 1976; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1144706/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.