Man differs from rats on crowding and intellect
Jim Fiebig argues humans resist crowding like rats, but notes humans possess intellect to interpret situations beyond animal reflex. He jokes about human uniqueness, comparing brains and design to animals and even a divine engine, closing with a stray flourish about Daryin.
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Matt
San Diego Zoo
UNITA launches drive to seize Benguela railway town
Anti-Communist forces led by UNITA report a campaign to push Soviet-backed troops from Teixeira de Sousa stalled near the Benguela line in eastern Angola. Sangumba says Western-aligned groups push toward the town as South African mercenaries join the effort amid rains slowing front lines. Leaders plan weekend Huambo meeting to discuss US aid cuts.
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Zambia
UPI
Angola
George Sangumba
The
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UNITA
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Benguela
Luanda
Sangumba
Huambo
U.S. Senate
America
United States
Two San Antonio men jailed after cabdriver hold up
Manuel Vasquez and Ernest Espinoza are jailed in Bexar County on charges of aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon after allegedly holding up Checker Cab driver Cecilia Fierro early Thursday. Each faces 25000 bond set by Acting Night Magistrate Quon Lew. Police say they fled after pulling a revolver but no money was taken.
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Bexar County
Manuel Vasquez
Albert Walk
Ernest Espinoza
N. W
Quon Lew
Checker
Cab Go
Cecilia Fierro
Delgado Street
Fierro
Trvo
Bowdoin
Nrw
26Th Street
Seniors Yell Whoa Now
The Senior Citizens Council of Bexar County clashes with a commission executive over who counts as a senior citizen Laura Cruz of the Greater South Texas Cultural Basin Commission says 52 and older share problems while Said Trust argues 61 to 65 are employed and not retired A Health Education and Welfare plan survey backs Cruz but local leaders warn that counting 51 and up could strain scarce senior funding
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Frank Trejo
Senior Citizens Council
Bexar County
Commission
Laura Cruz
Greater
Department of Health
Social Security benefit limits rise for 1976 earnings
Social Security office in San Antonio says beneficiaries may earn up to 2760 dollars starting in January without losing benefits, up from 2520. The taxable wage base for 1976 will be raised to 15300 dollars for Social Security taxes.
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Gilbert G. Gonzalez
Social Security Office
San Antonio
Subscription rates page for San Antonio Light newspaper
The document lists subscription pricing for the San Antonio Light and Gazette, detailing daily and Sunday rates by month and year for Texas, Mexico, Central and South America, Canada, and foreign countries. It notes Associated Press copyright and republication rights.
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