Women Trainees Win Right to Dirty Jobs at Lackland
Women trainees at Lackland Air Force Base won the final step toward equality by taking KP chores. Twenty five women, in slacks and paper hats, perform dishwashing and mopping during six weeks of training with shifts from 4 a.m. to 6 p.m. They rotate between duties, proving the kitchen can be run efficiently by female trainees. The review board called the KP role a removed barrier to equality, though KP may be abolished beyond a few bases, so both sexes may avoid kitchen duty in their careers.
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Lackland Air Force Base
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Debbie Jacobs
Chicago
Lea Ann’ Ramsey
Pittsburgh
Donna Parker
Nashville
Air Force
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Ray Hillman
Elizabeth Flogner
Greenville
S.C
Basle Jacobs
Rodeo Draws Big Crowd at San Antonio Show
San Antonio rodeo fans packed the Joe Freeman Coliseum for the second night show of the San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo as 9,224 attended the Saturday evening performance, filling the arena with the event’s renowned energy.
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JOE Freeman Coliseum
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San Antonio
San Antonio Light Subscription Rates and Publication Info
The San Antonio Light lists publication details for the San Antonio Gaawhy Tha Keaul Corporation at 420-22 Broadway McCullough San Antonio Texas 78994 and a telephone 928-4771. It outlines frequency of publication Dairy and subscription rates by carriers and by mail for Texas and other regions including Mexico Central and South America and Canada.
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San Antonio
Keaul Corporation
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San Anianis
Texas
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IM Texas Me
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Nixon and Congress Face Constitutional Tug of War
Editor previews a legal, open clash over budgeting and spending powers between the Executive and Congress. The piece cites Dave Barnett and notes past impoundment by Jefferson, Truman, Eisenhower, Johnson, and others as precedent. It frames the dispute as a checks and balances test without bloodshed.
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Impoundment disputes and the proposed item veto
The piece analyzes presidential power to impound funds, contrasts historic uses by Jefferson Roosevelt and Truman, cites Nixon and Scott, and argues for an item veto to simplify budget control. It notes court cases on highway funds, debt limits, and Congress’s evolving stance, urging modernization of appropriations.
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Scott
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Dave Barnett
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