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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1973
Page
15
The piece cites Golda Meir defending Israel against Arab threats and argues survival justifies offensive actions. It notes critics accuse Israel of terrorism in response to Palestinian guerrilla attacks, while highlighting Arab states sheltering terrorists and the need to act decisively to curb terror.
The text argues for swift expanded presidential authority to adjust trade policy, warning against protectionism and praising early passage to leverage September talks in Tokyo. It notes risks of favoritism but credits Congress with oversight, urging action to maximize benefits and enable tough negotiations.
The annual San Antonio show, sponsored by Alzafar Shrine Temple, benefits five area children’s hospitals. Proceeds go to Santa Rosa Children's Hospital, Southwest Texas Methodist Hospital's children's unit, Baptist Memorial Hospital's children’s ward, Lutheran General Hospital Children's Center, and Bexar County Hospital District children’s ward. Attendance urged to boost charity.
The piece analyzes Ervin’s secret hearing revelations and the potential use of contempt power by Congress. It contrasts parliamentary punishment in Britain with U.S. practice, notes the emergency of possible court prosecution, and discusses dangers of presidential pardons on contempt outcomes. It reflects on historic limits and the evolving role of contempt in Congress.
Nicholas von Hoffman argues on CBS that Nixon led the Watergate plot and must not be fully investigated to avoid impeachment and a possible Agnew presidency. The piece connects Watergate to the Profumo scandal, noting public demand to uncover who lied and to punish those responsible.
A reader laments over polished yet vague promotional ads funded by hidden groups. The critique notes duplicity and manipulation in campaigns and asks who voters can trust amid rapid messaging and uncertain outcomes.
A letter condemns a columnist for mixing opinion with a high profile murder case against the Government League and Roy Barrera, arguing to keep the case out of headlines while calling for clean government and restraint. A second letter from WM. S. Britton argues cattlemen should not expand herds to curb beef costs and proposes boycotting Jane Fonda entertainment, plus a POW retirement time proposal.
The writer argues the minimum wage blocks summer job creation and suggests exposing the issue via a public questionnaire. They claim removing the minimum would let businesses hire more students and invite a strong reader response.
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