Nelson Wolff Seeks District 26 State Senate Seat
Nelson Wolff announced Monday his bid for the District 26 Senate seat held by Joe Hernal. The 32 year old first term representative spoke at a Guiter Hotel breakfast rally with about 40 supporters including Reps. Guy Floyd and Way land Simmons. He said the decision is irrevocable despite court plans for single member districts and pledged an ethical campaign focused on school financing and local control, opposing consolidation of metropolitan districts. A 6 pm Monday filing deadline for 40 Bexar County offices looms as new districts created by a federal ruling shift political maps.
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Grant for IWC to receive NSF support for math and science teaching
San Antonio area schools including Jurday and senior high schools will gain NSF funding to enhance math and science instruction. About 24 million in grants were awarded to support college and university programs, with aims to conduct math and memory vice machinery during the 1972-72 school year.
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Program Good For Nation
Washington hosts 102 Senate Youth Program delegates from every state to hear from a Supreme Court Justice and top officials. The students praise American progress toward youth freedom and racial equality while noting U.S. lessons in Vietnam withdrawal, arms talks, and global leadership as they question lawmakers and absorb views on constitutional change and a hopeful future.
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Dock Union Chief Warns Congress on West Coast Strike
Grace Bassett reports Harry Bridges, head of the West Coast dock union, urges Congress to avoid binding arbitration and contends mass disobedience could follow any federal coercion. Bridges hints at arbitration as a possible path but seeks to keep it out of legislative hands amid a 101 day Western port shutdown.
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India Aids Bangladesh amid large scale relief gifts
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi handed over 14.7 million dollars in trenaport and aid to Mujibur Rahman in Calcutta after talks. The package included 50 jeeps 135 ambulances and 800 trucks with 700 bags of powdered milk per truck. Danglaresh pledged 23.3 million dollars in urgent items and a 13 million dollar sterling loan. About 100 Calcutta organizations contributed aid for Bangladesh’s reconstruction. Mujib criticized the United States for supporting Pakistan and cutting aid to Bangladesh while praising other nations. In Dacca arms caches and internments followed the war’s end, with reports of Bihari camps and mass graves amid ongoing tensions.
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Thailand to recognize Bangladesh before Queen's visit
Bangkok sources say Thailand will grant diplomatic recognition to the new nation of Bangladesh and announce the decision on Tuesday, a day before Queen Elizabeth arrives. The United Kingdom already recognized Bangladesh. ASEAN representatives were informed of Thailand's move, prompting speculation that other ASEAN members may issue similar declarations.
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Negro Colleges Campaign Exceeds Fundraising Goal
The UNCF fund drive topped its $28 500 goal with a $30 000 contribution from Brackenridge Foundation Alone. Mrs Waddell E Bohman announced the first foundation grant to a Negro institution, with 51 Negro colleges benefiting nationwide. A fund raising dinner is set for April 6 at the Institute of Texan Cultures, chaired by William Sinkin with Gatti as honorary chair. Six Texas Negro colleges previously had not received such grants.
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Los Angeles Traffic Death Toll Rises With New Fatal Crash
A 25 year old man Horace Rutherford died Sunday at Bexar County Hospital from injuries after a two car collision in the 4800 block of West Commerce. Priscilla Smith 21 and Rutherford were passengers in a vehicle driven by Eugene Robinson of Omaha. Richard B Salazar 25 of Nueces street was driver of the other car. Four occupants were treated and released. Deaths from traffic accidents compare to 197 fatalities through the same date last year.
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Social Security benefits and unemployment advice given
The article discusses waiting periods for Social Security disability benefits and potential eligibility for unemployment benefits during that time. It cites Robert O Connell of the Texas Employment Commission on how to proceed, and mentions options with brokers like Merrill Lynch and Wells Fargo.
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Goldwater at 60 selects 68 year old co pilot
Phoenix born Ruth Reinkohl, 68, named official copilot as FAA rules require a pilot at sixty to fly with a qualified co pilot. The notice notes Goldwater’s recent birthday and the choice in Arizona. The report shifts to a New Zealand political note about Prime Minister and Governor General proceedings.
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San Antonio Light Subscription Rates By Carrier
San Antonio Light prints weekly and daily editions with subscription options by carrier and mail. Rates list daily and Sunday costs for San Antonio and nearby towns, with Mexico and international rates, including daily, Sunday, and combined options. The notice notes Associated Press rights and distribution details.
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