Congress to Decide Rail Strike Crisis Amid Emergency Law
Washington reports President Nixon will seek congressional action to avert a nationwide railroad strike set for March. An emergency law governs the dispute with provisions that could prompt a temporary or permanent settlement, but lawmakers face tough, contested options and opposing unions and railroads.
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Goodwill Unit Honors San Antonian Native
Goodwill Unit recognizes San Antonian native Sat Antonin Condoned as Worker of the Year at a yearend meeting. Selection cited physical and mental achievements, personality, work environment, and handicap contribution. Final vote chosen Sanford, a Gandwill sales clerk, amid other nominees Dorothy Clayborne and Raher Ybarra.
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Rehabilitation at Crossroads advocates urge strong support
A rehab group led by Br Rifhard Berk receives praise at the Goodwill Industries annual meeting. Berk names programs as crucial for physically disabled and socially marginalized individuals, urging state and federal support and local agencies like Goodwill to sustain expansion of rehabilitation services and trained personnel.
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Well Drilling Suit Sparks Regulatory Action
The Vesas Wainy Welk Drillers seek a permanent injunction to stop Lee Roy Braenidle Sr. of San Antonio from drilling or offering to drill water wells without a state registration certificate. The district court suit argues he performed irrigation work without board certification.
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Rubble Trapped Chef Survives San Fernando Quake
In the San Fernando Valley earthquake, 68-year-old chef Carbonara survived two and a half days trapped beneath a metal sink in a hospital kitchen. Rescuers said air pockets and a hidden shelf saved him, while 42 quake victims died at the hospital.
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The Sweet Assassins and Man Haters Feature
Somedays Light features a controversial warning aimed at men by feminists as part of a satirical two part serial in The Light. The lighter side includes Tom McFlowan examining Army hair regulations in an illustrated piece. A full Sunday section previews Stock Show and Rodeo coverage and Parade magazine with fashion, teenage carriage, and drug addiction stories. The Santa Fe Opera announces its 1971 season with six performances starting in January.
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