Drainage Woes Must Be Met
The Sunday Light argues San Antonio must prioritize drainage with about 400 million needed to reduce flood risks. Since 1984 only 31.3 million has been spent, with 1974 bonds of 7 million earmarked for drainage. City leaders urge CDA funds, totaling 2.9 million of 17.5 million, be directed to drainage projects to protect homes and life.
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Jun Jarboe
Cockrell
Pra Tem
Henry Cisneros
Glen Hartman
al Rohde
CDA
The
Light
San Antonio
Public Forum Reminder From City Planning Commission
Residents in South San Antonio are reminded of a public forum hosted by the City Planning Commission at 7 30 p m The meeting will cover local development issues and opportunities for community input.
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South San Antonio
Phaimning Commission
Ups and Downs The British and Americans on Trends
The British report Saced Dreadfuls notes Britons drink more beer wine and spirits watch more television in winter and less in summer and increased visits to art galleries museums and theatres while births have dropped about 862 000 in a four year span Americans demand goose down and U S imports about 80 percent of its supply with France and Taiwan each holding about 15 percent and prices for dawn have tripled in three years.
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U.S
France
Taiwan
Sadlowski Faces Steelworkers Vote in February Referendum
The piece discusses Ed Sadlowski's bid to lead the United Steelworkers, contrasting his militant past with the union's history under leaders like Phil Murray. It notes opposition from Lloyd McBride and reflects on the union's profitability plans, labor relations, and key figures such as John L. Lewis and Frances Perkins. The vote set for February 8 in the 1.4 million member union is highlighted.
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Frank Murphy
Michigan
Lansing
CLO
John L. Lewis
Murphy
Franklin Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Lewis
Jimmy Carter
F. Ray Marshall
Ed Sadlowski
Mills of
South Chicago
J.W. Abel
United Steedworkers Union
Sadlowski
United Steelworkers
Joann L. Lewis
CIO
AFL
Sudlows
Steelworkers Union
Phil Murray
U.S. Steel Corporation
Steelworkers
Lloyd McBride
Abel
Henry J. Taylors contrast of Arabs and Israelis in conflict
Henry J. Taylor analyzes Arab and Israeli approaches to war and peace. He contrasts Arab emphasis on centuries long struggles and grand rhetoric with Israeli clarity of goals and persistence. He portrays Arab pessimism about final victory, Israel’s resilience, and the desert shaped Arab character influencing bias and hostility.
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John Chamberlain
of Sadlowski
Clint Golden
Golden
Harold Ruttenberg
Joe Scanlon
Pittsburgh
Lee Pressman
Pressman
Ruttenberg
Commie
Walter Reuther
Cyrus Eaton
Portsmouth
Ohio
Scanlon
Murray
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Chamberlain
Henry J. Taylor
Geneva
Hitler
Israel
United States
Taylor
Small Society
Brickman
Aan
Cee
Mey
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