Private sector takes lead in city youth job program
Project YES, led by the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and National Alliance of Businessmen, aims to place about 350 youths in jobs with 350 local firms as federal funds for 5 000 postings are cut. SANYO and Labor funds previously placed 5 000 youths, now faces funding gaps and calls for Nixon to release impounded sums.
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Greater San Antonio
Julian F. Rodrigues
San Antonio
Nixon
Congress
Get Ahead Read Library Week in Texas Celebrates Access
Library Week in Texas highlights expanded library services for all. Governor endorses reading, with public, school, and college libraries hosting programs and exhibits. Audiovisuals join books in media centers as libraries extend reference services and outreach to elderly and home bound patrons.
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Texas
Alamo City
Alamo Area Tuberculosis Association Adopts New Name
Announcement clarifies the Alamo Area Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association has changed to American Lung Association Alamo Area. Despite the rename, staff, address, and Christmas Seal program remain unchanged as the group broadens to fight all lung problems and their causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Area
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Armerican Lung, Association
Fresh Florida Republican Introduces Fiscal Restraint Bill
New House member L A Balalis from Florida proposes a constitutional amendment to cap federal spending to revenues and to require debt repayment at 1 percent annually and 10 percent per decade for a century, with other newcomers aligned.
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House of Representatives
L. A
Skip Balalis
Florida
Congress
U.S
Bafalis
Inflation, debt and political innocents in Congress
The piece criticizes Congress for inflationary spending and debt, citing Steven D. Symms and David Treen as new innocents and noting Rep Wilbur Mills and others for fiscal inaction. It argues money supply rises outpace productivity, urging accountability from leaders including Nixon aides and Buchanan.
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Congress
U.S
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Bryd
Virginia
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Bafalis
Symms
Treen
House of Representatives
Eleanora Duse
Nixon
LBJ
Great Societe
Girard Bank
White House
Patrick J. Buchanan
Great Society
Buchanan
Reader letters and public energy debates stir local readers
Readers attack a Kennedy biography piece and applaud nuclear power advocacy. The letters discuss public service board plans, coal gasification, and solar and geothermal limits, with political voices from Jean Levine, Dewey Anderson, Herbert Uecker, Leonard C Bryant, and State Rep Ron Bird urging San Antonio growth and energy solutions.
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City Public Service Board
New Mexico
Jean Levine
Herbert Uecker
Texas
Union
Atomic Energy Commision
Nuclear safety lessons from disaster risks in power plants
The author argues that nuclear plants share failure risks with trains ships submarines and aircraft. Even with alarms and safety devices major accidents could cause billions in damage and thousands of injuries within 30 miles due to heat blast and radioactive spread.
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L. Strauss
San Antonio Airport Site Narrowed to Four Choices
Local observers note the San Antonio area has reduced the proposed airport sites from 17 to four, with two locations south of the city. The region's growth pattern remains northerly, and planners project population centers moving accordingly.
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San Pedro
San Antonio
Bexar County
Ron Bird
City of
Lee, Gardens, and the Legacy of a Civil War Leader
The article reflects on Robert E. Lee’s life and legacy, noting his surrender at Appomattox, military career, and complex views on slavery and the Union. It highlights Lee’s West Point years, family ties to Washington, and his later reverence for gardens, with Virginia garden clubs restoring scenes tied to his memory. The piece frames Lee as a figure shaped by patience, culture, and a nuanced stance toward liberty and reunion.
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Ms. Clinch
John Kennedy
Bill Holchak
Confederate States
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
Appomattox
West Point
Lee
United States Army
Henry Light-Horse
Harry Lee
Washington
Virginia
Robert &. Lee
Union
States
Lexington
Lee Memorial Chapel
Disraeli
Garden Clubs
Procose
Stratford Hall
Spring Health Tips Remind Cleanup And Emergency Care
The article urges spring cleaning of medicine cabinets disposing expired drugs to avoid harm. It notes doctors emergency service DES for travelers and residents, provided by county medical societies, with 24 hour physician assignment. It also discusses fear as a communicable condition and the need for open discussions and counselor support.
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The
Medical Society of
County of
New York
United States
DES
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Chamber
Project Yes
SANYO
Project Advance
Partment of Labor Program
Rodriguez
New Innocents
John Chamberlain
Small Society
Steven D. Syms
Idaho
David Treen
Louisiana
Brickman
Frickmen
Opera
Symphony Society of San Antonio
Vinus
Dewey Anderson Manayyer
Suynullion
San Ane Inio
Washington, DG
Leonard C. Bryant
Nuclear
Henry J. Taylor
Lord Acton
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Montgomery
Ala
U.S. Cavary
Lincoln
George Washington
Gould
DR Lester Clean
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