Texas Nurses Seek Stricter Laws and Clearer Regs
The Texas Nurses Association with 6600 members urged strengthening 1927 registrure laws to regulate nurses and outlaw untrained rifle use. Texas harbors, beainy operators and plumbers face tighter state rules, says association president Opal Stewart. Also, railroad officials approved two rail lines to close stations in San Saba and Strawn but require a one year wait before dismantling depots. Thomas Ehrlich of Legal Services Corp urged more pro bono work by attorneys and law students to aid the poor with legal problems.
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Americans Detained at Moscow Airport 16 Hours Then Expelled
Five American tourists three men and two women were detained at Moscow airport for 16 hours without food or water and interrogated incommunicado before being expelled to Paris. One traveler said Russians suspected they would join a banned Jewish culture conference in the Soviet Union.
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World Power Reds Purge Purifies Ranks Across China
New China News Agency reported an 18 day national agriculture conference ended with an important speech. The campaign targeted alleged party factionalism and reformist elements. In Leningrad authorities quietly rounded up four dissidents including activist Vladimir Borssny during the holiday period.
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Texans Hope Inauguration Invites For Briscoe Party
Texas Democrats who helped Jimmy Carter win face uncertain invitations for the inauguration events in Washington. About 300 Texans from Lubbock San Antonio Austin and other cities travel January 18 with Gov Dolph Briscoe hoping to meet the new president during three days of ceremonies. Tickets are limited two per invitation at 25 dollars each and seating near the parade is scarce as half a million spectators expected. Sen Lloyd Bentsen is pressing for tickets to secure a large block for Texans for the January 20 swearing in and inaugural balls.
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SAHA Expands Office Space at Wheatley Courts Complex
San Antonio Housing Authority will rent office space to relocate updated components and the agency’s fiscal department. Executive Director Dick Jones notes the rent covers utilities, parking, security, and related services. In other action, Ed Gielf outlined progress on building modernization at Mira sat Homes and related exterior work.
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