Carter Budget Plan Faces Cuts and Expanded Housing
President Carter proposes a 144 billion federal budget with a one shot 50 rebate this April and increases for subsidized housing by about 50 000 units next year alongside 98.6 billion for low income housing. He would cut portions of Ford defense plans, slow weapon development, and seek loan guarantees to spur energy conservation while withdrawing Ford proposals on food stamps school lunch and payroll tax increases.
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Fire destroys vacant store in West San Antonio district
Firefighters from the Bath House Department responded to a blaze at a vacant store on Gen McMullen near Military Drive in West San Antonio. District Fire Chief Oscar Ramirez estimated damages at 45 thousand dollars to the building and 4 thousand to contents, with the cause under investigation.
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Obesity Link Told by University of Pennsylvania Expert
Dr. Albert Stinkard of the University of Pennsylvania Medical School told the Senate Nutrition Committee that religion and social class influence obesity. He cited studies suggesting Protestants tend to be leaner, with Episcopalians and Presbyterians among the leanest groups, followed by Methodists and Baptists.
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Uganda Archbishop Amin murder claim shocks world
The report cites Amin warning with sources saying last Wednesday in a secluded lodge the Archbishop was shot twice in the chest and died instantly after listening to BBC. It notes accusations against Ugandan ministers and says bodies were dumped in Lake Victoria. Amin invited OAU delegations while denying murder charges as propaganda.
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CHAMPUS training and bank job guidance amid US health benefits
Readers seek advice on CHAMPUS coverage and benefits and on free local training to become bank staff. The Armed Forces Information Service directs inquiries to CHAMPUS advisers at Brooke Army Medical Center and local CETA centers in San Antonio, with a 24 week Financial Occupations Training program for 17 to adult applicants.
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Police arrest killer suspect after lounge shooting
Police charged a man with murder and robbery after a Monday lounge shooting at 2900 block of E Houston. Victims Hamilton Grant and Olver Dickerson were injured. suspect Richard Milliak, 22, and Anthony Rass, 31, face charges with $260,000 bond set. A second West Side shooting at Benny's Lounge left Juanita Lopez wounded. a female customer wrestled the gun from the assailant.
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