Nader speech at Trinity University on consumer issues
More than 1,500 people heard Ralph Nader discuss consumer awareness and a wide range of public concerns. He criticized corporate pollution, auto safety, housing defects, and nutrition, urging reforms and noting government and industry double standards while praising some British studies for birth control pills and calling for a broader overhaul of institutions.
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Nondestructive testing touted as key to future energy
In San Antonio, Terner of the American Society for Nondestructive Testing notes NDT aids leak prevention, quality checks, and safety across aerospace, oil, and ecology. He cites US Space efforts, aircraft maintenance at Kelly Air Force Base, and a Southwest Research Institute program, urging universities to teach NDT fundamentals amid economic pressures.
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Chamber Drives Economic Growth Anew With Projects and Outreach
The Chamber plans an eight Speakers Bureau to aid civic groups and has launched six business prospecting trips to US cities including Georgia North Carolina New York Los Angeles San Antonio Chicago Milwaukee and Detroit. National inquiries to the Texas Industrial Commission spark follow ups on potential development and local business growth. A new Governmental Clearing Committee staffing and a spring marketing push are under way. A World Markets Task Force aims to expand new export markets. Federal wage raises for about 18 500 San Antonio workers will raise area income by an estimated 7 000 per month, retroactive to November 14 1971 and paid in February. The retroactive date is contested by the AFGE with protests seeking August 22 1971 as the start.
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Storage Shed Fire Causes Damage Near Home
Fire broke onto an adjoining storage shed at Manuel H. Espinosa’s home at 1511 Chihuahua, Cire. Capt. Fidel Mena said spontaneous combustion in a junk pile started the blaze, estimating $600 total damage including the house and contents, with arson investigators probing the tire.
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Ex Magistrate Accepts New Position In Bexar County Office
Ex magistrate James Lewis leaves the night division to join the newly created felony complaint section of the Bexar County attorney's office. District Attorney Ted Butler announced promotions and new hires funded by Texas Criminal Justice Council grants including Quinlan and Rodrigues in the district court, plus two examining total prosecutors and a legal adviser for the organized crime control unit.
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Cost Increase for American Tourists in Western Europe
Paris reports the French tourist office states international currency realignment will raise bills for American visitors in Western Europe by about 10,020 percent, signaling a sharp impact on travel costs and spending.
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San Antonio Light Subscription Rates and Billing Details
The San Antonio Light lists daily and Sunday newspaper subscription rates for different regions including Texas, outside Texas, Mexico and foreign zones. Rates vary by delivery type and duration, with daily, Sunday, and combined options, plus carrier and international mail considerations.
Canine Causes Morning Commute Stir With Freeway Stroll
A reddish malt colored dog named S A Canine wandered onto a freeway causing a brief scare and traffic attention. The dog appeared frightened and stepped onto the roadway before being coaxed back to safety by passersby and authorities. No injuries reported.
Light's Action Line on Deferments and Local Issues
The San Antonio Light notes deferment rules for college students are tightening with no summer sessions to earn needed hours. A spokesman says students must complete 30 hours in 22 months to keep deferment and finish their degree in about four years. Also covered are film industry trends in San Antonio, a teen guidance note, a property transfer query, reader responses on three wheel bikes, a dog capture incident, and a theft case with a prison term for Dariel Morates.
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Six Postmaster Asks Jury Trial In Drunken Driving Case
AUSTIN. Former Postmaster General Joh A Growanski has requested a jury trial today on charges of drunken driving. The action seeks to resolve allegations linked to his conduct while in office and faces wide public and legal scrutiny as the case proceeds.
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