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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1976

Page

9

Discover Texas tourism map promotes 1978 travel year

The Discover Texas Association led by its president offers a new colorful Texas map highlighting 489 festivals travel sites and Ten Texas Trails. Free distribution sails through state tourist bureaus travel shows and attractions with mail orders available for 25 cents per map plus postage. Tourism income for LB75 reached 2.8 billion, underscoring tourism as a vital Texas industry.

Battersby Association Texas State Department of Highways and Public Transportation Texas Tourist Development Agency Chambers of Commerce and Convention and Visitor Discover Texas Association Village Dr San Antonio

National Vocational Education Week Highlights Seven Student Groups

Across the nation more than a million students from DECA VICA FELA FFA FA HERO HOCA and OFA join National Vocational Education Week to stress career and civic awareness leadership and social skills. Local members plan exhibits at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo next Friday through Feb 22 with combined activities during the 1976 Bicentennial.

Seve National Vocational Student Organizations DECA Distributive Education Clubs of America VICA Vocational Industrial Clubs of America FELA Future Business Leaders of America FFA Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America Herochome OFA Office Education Association HOCA Health Occupation Clubs of America San Anta Antonio Siack

Jaffee FBI tip sparks ethics clash and public debate

A reader praises reporter Sor Jaffee for alerting the FBI about Soviet intents found during coverage of the United Nations. The letter defends Jaffee against Walter Cronkite’s critique, questions press silence on national security plots, and urges accountability among county officials over the City-County Tax Appraisal program in San Antonio.

Jaffee Cronkite Uist United States FBI CIA la Guardia CCA Reeves Albert Bustamante Hob Moyer Charles Darvis Mayo Garcia Max Katty Grand Jury Tom Stolhindske Tom San Antonio William M. Center

Mammography Aids Early Detection and Future Predictions

Health notes hail gains from breast cancer removal and early surgery. Mammography, a key early detector, may predict which women are likely to develop cancer. Dr Wolfe asserts methods to identify earliest changes before clinical signs appear. The National Eye Institute launches a large NIH project targeting retinal diseases and other visual disorders.

John J. Wolfe Tutzer Hospital Dewar Belives Wolfe

Massachusetts politics and the liberal label dilemma

A Massachusetts columnist argues that the state is not truly liberal in a concrete sense. He criticizes national candidates for ignoring local customs, notes regional biases in Massachusetts politics, and warns that campaigns based on liberal labels misread the political landscape. He highlights unemployment, suburban attitudes, and resistance to taxes or foreign policy focus, urging Democrats to adapt rather than push a liberal agenda.

Baston Worchester Springfield Northampton New Hampshire Boston Ronnie Reagan Massachusetts Mcfievern Ed Muskie Muskle Calvin Coolidge Commonwealth Ted Kennedy Senate John Kennedy Kennedy

Can Politician Spend More Can Politician Spend More

Opinion on Supreme Court decision critiquing campaign finance limits. Buckley argues the court allows unlimited spending by individuals on causes not tied to direct contributions to candidates, highlighting tensions between free speech and political influence. He notes paradoxes among the very rich in politics and cites the 1958 New York gubernatorial race. He recalls Stewart Mott’s street encounter predicting the decision’s impact and warns about the practicalities of spending to shape policy and society.

William F. Buckley JR Supreme Court Corgress America Marx and Engels New York Corliss Lemont Averell Harriman Nelson Rockefeller Stewart Mott General Motors United States Congress Stewart Udall Morris Udall Udall Matt Adalr Massachusetts California Stewart Mo

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