First U S university air physiology training program formed
Training experiments at the U S Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine establish the nation’s first physiological training program for university students. Arthur H Sith of UC Davis directed studies at Reocks Air Force Base School during naval reserve duty with Navy support. Participants underwent human centrifuge and altitude chamber tests under Smith Lever and Burton, with Lever and the Biodynamics Division at SAM guiding the project.
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United States
Arthur H. Sith
University of California At Davis
Reocks Air Force Base
Naval Reserve
Smith
Sidney D. Leverall
R. R. Burton
Biodynamics
SAM
Texas Junior Miss 73 winner named Nance of Leakey High
Yvette Mayle Nance, dark haired entrant from Leakey High School, captured the Texas Junior Miss title in New Braunfels defeating 26 entrants. She earns a trip to Mobile Alabama and choices of two scholarships totaling over six thousand dollars, with other awards and top honors among 1973 pageant winners.
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New Braunfels
Yvette Mayle Nance
Texas
Miss. Nance
Leakey High School
Atv
Mfss
Larry Nance
Rio Frin
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Candy Smith
East Texas
Muriel Johnson
Dallas
Venette Raghand
Wichita Colley
Sheryl Ford
Garland
Miss Nance
America
Mobile
Ala
Baytor University
Mary Hardin Boylor University
Dramtels Taycees
Rick Reed
Chaiirman
Smoke Hazards From Passive Smoking Questioned
In the AMA journal JAMA a physician notes evidence that exposure to smoke in a closed room harms nonsmokers. Dr Donald A Dukelow cites studies showing nicotine and particulates rise quickly in air, equating room exposure to smoking multiple cigarettes for a non-smoker.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Donald A. Dukelow
AMA
Department of Education
Dukelow
the Inquirer
Desperado Teen Stops Train Stunt On The Bullet
A 19 year old youth jumped onto a train called The Bullet in the 200 block of Duval and forced crew from the caboose, lingering for 40 minutes while threatening bystanders. He was subdued by two officers, handcuffed, and charged with trespass and disorderly conduct. The youth said he did it for fun.
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Jesse James
Southern Pacific Railroad
Caboose
Duval
Bandits Rob Two San Antonio Stores Over Weekend
Two drive-in food stores in San Antonio were robbed over the weekend. A single masked bandit at Lone Star Ice House on Judivan Avenue stole about $60 after forcing the night manager Jeffrey Hihmer to the floor and threatening him with a weapon. At Stop N Go on West Mulberry, a second bandit demanded $47 from manager Robert Hannett before fleeing on foot.
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Lone Bandit
Lone Star Ice House
Judivan
Jeffrey Hihmer
Hiner
Hilaver
Matt
W. Mulberry
Robert W. Hannett
Bandit
San Antonio Light subscription rates and publishing details
Rates for daily and Sunday editions, monthly, by mail in Texas, other states, and international areas are listed. The document includes pricing for daily, Sunday, and combined subscriptions, with varying terms and regional destinations. It notes Associated Press ownership and rights to publish material.
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Carmen
San Antonio
Texas
Fowne
MAIL
Burglary Loot Totals Exceed $20,000 Across L A
Police logged 52 cases of burglary theft and mischief as burglars hit homes stores and cars over the weekend. Victims include Thomas Hensey J C Cash and Chet D Himes with losses ranging from two pistols to a color TV and jewelry totaling thousands. One man Jesse Mendez was jailed in connection with a break in at Culebra Ice House after a burglary spree. Also a migrant deportation note from Sydney reports Francis James set to be deported from China per Prime Minister Gough Whitlam.
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Thomas Hensey
Woodridge
J. C. Cash
Rustleaf
Chet D. Himes
Lawndale
Fabian Cole
Valleyfield
Amon
Jesse Mendez
Blaveridge
Ilow
Culebra
San Antonio Chamber Outlook Confab Set
Businessmen will gather in San Antonio for the annual Business Outlook Conference sponsored by the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce. Notable speakers include Dr Mary Hamilton and Walter Heller with a panel on economic issues followed by regional experts. Reservations and luncheon tickets are $15.
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Greater
lMaan
Walter Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisors
Heller
Patrick Wr. Cassidy
Sth Army
Ray Ellison
Ray Ellison Industries
John Gatti
Reins
Chamber
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San Antonio Gas Curtailed Again Amid Shortage
San Antonio faced a sixth natural gas curtailment of the winter, reducing daily output to 30 million cubic feet. The city’s Public Service Board says generators will burn 10,000 barrels of fuel oil daily as gas supplies tighten with Coastal States Gas Producing Co. supplying fuel oil and replenishing stocks during outages.
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San Antonio
City Public Service Board
CPSB
Coastal States Gas Producing Cn
Report on Food Stamp Program Results Set for Wednesday
The translation subcommittee of the Food Stamp Task Force will report results of its programs Wednesday at a public meeting at the Model Cities Evaluation Center, 121 Buena Vista. Food Stamp Delegation members and representatives of the U S Postal Service and Department of Agriculture are expected to attend.
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Food Stamp ‘Task Force
Buena Vista
U.S. Postal Service
Department of Agriculture
Parr Probe Last Sessions Planned Involves Duke of Duval
A federal grand jury in Texas planned Monday and Tuesday sessions as the investigation of South Texas political figure George Parr and associates continued. Government seeks records from San Diego and Benevides school districts and Duval County Conservation and Reclamation District. missing records prompted court actions. Judge John Wood Jr. ordered Tist State Bank to produce 1966 09 records to aid the probe begun after IRS activity.
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George Parr
Otheers
Duval County
Parr
Duke of
Duval
San Diego
Benevides
Tist State Bank
Grand Jury
Internal Revenue Service
Should Begin at Home Education Prime Weapon Against VD
A Texas medical panel and several experts urge home and school based sex education to combat venereal disease. They warn of syphilis and gonorrhea risks, cite rising cases among youth, and discuss who should teach VD education from homes to churches and schools.
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Paul Culler
University of Texas Medical School At
San Antonio
Austin
Texas
William R. Swartz
Robert Rast
Rast
Hw Church
William 8. Bonovan
Danorah
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