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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1975
Page
8
A PSA from the National Safety Council urges vigilant holiday fire prevention. It covers tree selection and handling, water the trunk daily, use only UL labeled bulbs, discard worn strings, keep candles away from evergreens, and supervise candles around children. It also cautions smokers at gatherings and advises removing wastepaper and ashes from party areas.
Thunder owner Ward Lay backs the soccer team with a new GM M Smitis amid a disappointing previous season. Lay seeks top talent abroad and strong sports leadership to boost profits, field performance, and fan support for the franchise in San Antonio.
A long, fragmentary column reflects on public service, media coverage, and the Zucker era. The writer laments political cynicism while honoring community leader Ward and Ward’s baseball program. It mocks televised fights and queries the role of media, governments, and Zionist scrutiny amid global figures and bond drives.
Dr Lester Coleman argues the decline in warmth is multifactorial. Overworked physicians lack time for home visits and chats, while patient anxiety rises with modern fast pace. He defends the family physician role and highlights the American Academy of Family Physicians’ training efforts amid complex care dynamics.
A columnist praises National Review on its relief at 20th anniversary, lauding its influence while debating the Conservative Intellectual Movement since 1945. The piece contrasts liberal and conservative strands, noting Nash's views, and argues conservatives have shifted toward traditional liberalism while defending open discourse.
William F. Buckley Jr. reports Yale University president Brewster in London warns inflation threatens democratic economy. He urges tracing inflationary costs to voting lawmakers, calls for higher law against spending temptations, and criticizes how Congress and the President share blame.
Bible Digest by H B Dean cites Zechariah and urges kneeling prayer over arms. It frames the church as a spiritual lighthouse or sleeping giant, asserting a decisive day ahead for faith-driven action and vision.
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