Hispanics Ideas Needed in US Latin America policy debate
A press report on a seminar by ATA Department of State on U S Latin American relations features Terence Toman urging the Carter administration to draw more Hispanic Americans into policy making. He argues that token appointments fail and stresses authentic understanding of Hispanic problems and broad outreach within government. He notes Puerto Rico governor’s visit and emphasizes internal Hispanic ideas for better foreign relations.
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Energy Fiesta Week Aims At San Antonio
An energy awareness experiment in San Antonio through Energy Fiesta Week draws regional governors and a hoped for presidential visit. The event seeks energy proposals to present to President Carter, highlighting Astonia roots in the Alamo City and early American city participation.
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Fiesta Energy Trial Sparks Solar Demo at Crinity University
Fiesta highlights energy challenges and progress as Crinity University hosts the nation's largest solar demonstration unit while City Public Service shifts from natural gas. Dedication of salar and coal plants slated for Saturday aims to showcase cost savings and a move toward diverse energy sources amid national proposals.
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New York Official Faces Swindle Claims Amid Charter Flight Loss
Elinor Guggenheimer city commissioner of consumer affairs reveals she and her group were cheated out of money after a charter flight was canceled due to the tour organizer’s default. She says the loss is not just financial but a matter of principle and trust.
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Open Meetings Provisions Strengthen Texas Open Meetings Law
New provisions strengthened the Texas Open Meetings Law by requiring public agendas for policy change discussions and allowing certain questions during called meetings. It clarifies that answers must be factual policy statements and that responses about street paving or other specifics are allowed, depending on staff accuracy.
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The ChinaPanama Connection and Nixon in China
William F Buckley Jr analyzes Nixon’s 1972 China trip and Mao’s reception, noting sparse crowds and ceremonial quirks. He argues China seeks normalization while Washington staggers with Taiwan policy and the Panama Canal talks, urging blunt Carter statements.
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Why Rhodesia? Burnham Questions White Rule Endgame
In Hart’s essay Burnham asks why Rhodesia faces global effort to destroy its white regime. He outlines five possible explanations, arguing the correct answer is that Rhodesia’s white racist rule provokes universal condemnation and sanctions, with Smith’s government unlikely to endure as black rule looms. The piece critiques claims about democracy, aggression, human rights, and racism.
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