San Antonio voters face 62 candidates for nine council seats
Inside the San Antonio Light Election Guide voters are presented with a 62 candidate field for nine City Council seats. The Sunday Light issue includes a comprehensive Voters' Guide with a sample ballot polling places and profiles of candidates. It covers qualifications major campaign planks and suburban races in Alamo Heights and Terrell Hills.
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San Antonio
Don Politico
Alamo Heights
Terrell Hills
Antunhio Light First in Texas Community Service
Antunhio Light claimed first place in the Texas Community Service Sunday event held on Sunday morning April 1 1973. The competition highlighted civic efforts and featured local organizations showcasing service projects.
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Antunhio Light
Texas
Last 2 Area POWs Due Home Foes Woo Votes in L A Malls
The Good Government League and The Independents campaigned at Los Angeles shopping malls ahead of the Tuesday election. Roy Barrera led a sharp critique of Charles Becker while Mendoza Padilla and Leo Mendoza urged unity. crowds mixed in reception as the trio pressed voters.
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Good Government League
Charles Becker
Alvin Padilla
Leo, Mendoza
Columbus Hall
Gath
GGL
Roy Barrera
Becker
Barrera
Bartera
Gatti
Enybody
Mendoza
Padilla
aBilla
Last WWII Viet Nam POWs Return to Texas Air Base
Two of the final Viet Nam era prisoners of war arrive at Kelly Air Force Base in Laredo Texas joining other released airmen. Lt Hector Acosta and Capt William Spencer from McAllen are among the last POWs to be repatriated. They are met by crowds and transferred to awaiting planes toward their homes after medical briefing at Lackland.
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Lana
Kelly Air Force Base
Ypan
San Anenian Air Force
Hector M. Acosta
Air Force
William A. Spencer
McAllen
Acosta
Spencer
Lackland Air Force Base
Wilford Hall
USAF
Walter M. Stisther
San Antonio
Austin
Laos
Timothy R. Ayers
Houston
Ayers
Strischer
Kelly
Texas
United
Peace And Honor In Vietnam War Retrospective
Editor William Randolph Hearst Jr reflects on the return of prisoners and soldiers from Vietnam. He notes President Nixon’s televised address outlining what has been achieved in four years of U.S. involvement and considers what may come next in the ravaged land.
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Ee Sime
New York
Vietnam
Tay
Nixon
Hearst
Beware About Any Fishin Trip Thoughts
Unreadable humorous note warns San Antonians of April Fools Day pranks and practical jokers. It mentions April 2 as an open season for jokes and a global observance encouraging playful misdirection.
The Kennedy Neurosis and the Kennedy Family Rise
This excerpt introduces Nancy Gager Clinch whose analysis links the Kennedy family rise to power with a deeper psychological drive. It presents the notion of the Kennedy neurosis as a self-defeating pattern rooted in childhood rejection and the pursuit of power over equality and sharing.
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Kennedys
Nancy Gager Clinch
Suc
Clinch
American Historical Association
Association For Women In Psychology
Center For Women Policy Studies
Washington, D.C
Kennedy
Joseph
Rose Kennedy
Nancy Gager
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San Antonio Light’s Election Guide
Roy Barbera
Foes
L.A. Malls
AM Force
Walter M. Stischer
Stischer
Ing
Wilford Hall Usaf Medical Center
William Randolph Hearst JR
Financial Home Guide
Outdoors Society
U.S
McCord
South Texas
Polansky Reed
Suzy
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