Aging Process Explored By Dr Axelrod At Luncheon
Dr. Leonied Axelrod of the Southwest Foundation spoke on aging as a genetic timetable from conception. He cited puberty and environmental factors as shaping aging, with heredity largely determining 78 percent of how we age and argued for hormone therapy for menopausal and healthy women to improve vitality and well being.
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Southwest Foundation For Research and Education
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Biological Jeraythead Development
Aice Foundation
Hazard Awareness From Electromagnetic Devices Meeting
Carl J. Frederick urged Contra Towns EMC Group members and wives to heed dangers of electromagnetic devices in modern homes. He cited shocks from kitchen disposals and infrared lamps, noting deaths and hospitalizations yearly from poorly designed gear. Safety improvements and higher costs for safer designs were discussed as essential.
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Develoopers
UTSA moves staff to new administrative hub
Moving day at the University of Texas at San Antonio sees administrators and staff relocate to a new 81,000 square foot complex near the Kroger Executive General Loop 10 and Babeack Road. UTSA officials say the space, to be completed in 1974, will house five deans offices and a presidential suite, with hiring to fill four more design positions and more staff. Construction plans go to the Board of Regents on February 4 for approval.
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Apse
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College of Business
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Academe Affairs
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Board of Regents
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Cliles
Harlandale To Get Grant For Career Education Program
Harlandale School District in Texas will receive 300186 dollars in federal funds to support 18 months of career education research and development. Three districts in Texas are funded including Harlandale, with Houston and Fort Worth receiving 137004 dollars each. The program spans 45 elementary, four middle, and two high schools starting in 1972 7A with prototype activities in elementary awareness, middle school occupation exploration, and high school career field study. A job placement service and five year follow up will assess outcomes, as part of nine million dollars in national discretionary funds for school based career education programs.
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California
New York
Killer on parole board's radar for pardon in Texas case
A Texas convict, Robert Miers, now about 40, seeks parole after life sentence for a 1951 Hill Top Garage holdup that left a Bexar County employee dead. The State Board of Pardons and Paroles, with Clyde Whiteside, says Miers has a fair chance if parole is recommended, though a governor can overrule. The case has endured multiple rulings since his death sentence was commuted to life in 1983 by Governor Shivers.
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Miers
Marijuana Law Penalty Easing Sought In Texas
An Austin task force on children and youth urged reducing the penalty for first offense possession of marijuana to a misdemeanor. The group, presenting a White House Conference report, also urged sex education in schools, affordable housing funding, and opposing capital punishment while supporting reproductive rights.
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Royal wedding date revealed in Madrid interview
Mirla dol Carmen Martinez Borla Franco, 20, daughter of Generalissima Franco, will wed Prince Alfonso de Baron by Campicere, 18, on March 8 in the chapel of EL Pardo palace. The couple plans a royal ceremony uniting a Franco daughter and a king’s heir in Europe’s wedding year.
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Subscription Rates And Delivery Details For San Antonio Light
San Antonio Light provides daily and Sunday subscription rates by carrier, mail, and region including Texas, Central America, and Canada. Rates show monthly, yearly, daily, and Sunday options with varying prices for delivery by carrier and mail.
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Stores Robbed at Pipa Wiggly Sa and Wren's Stove
A man robbed two stores on Monday, taking $24 from a Pipa Wiggly Sa at 2020 Austin Highway where manager Molin Bauman, 34, waited inside. he fled in a white vehicle. Earlier, a similar robbery at Wren's Stove No. UW at 2612 Presa saw a bandit steal $47. The suspect fled on foot after attempting to restrain employees. no injuries reported.
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Drive Aimed at Aiding San Antonio Family in Fire Loss
A fundraising drive was launched to aid a San Antonio family of 12 after their rented home was destroyed by fire. Donations may be sent to the family at 2.0 Texas Avenue, Antonio, Texas 78220. A school event at Bex County School for the Deal drew attendees including Vicky Vogel, who suffered burns around 10 percent of her body while attempting to save a pot from the blaze.
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Drivers' Test Offices Close in Texas DPS Announcement
Texas Department of Public Safety driver license offices will close on Wednesday. DPS officials announced the shutdown affecting multiple offices, citing scheduling adjustments and procedural updates.
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Robert K. Lee
Congress Debates Campaign Spending Limit And Delegates Bill
Congress debates a 10 cent per voter limit on campaign spending and a six cent cap on TV radio ads with tightened reporting. The House considers a bill to grant nonvoting delegates in the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and DC. Foreign aid remains a knotty issue with a $2.75 billion authorization up for vote and final appropriation soon expected.
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National Association of Broadcasters
Virgin Islands
Illegal alien Castro ordered to six month jail term
Miguel Antonio Castro 25 a Guatemalan deported last September returned to the United States and was sentenced by Magistrate Giles to six months in Bexar County Jail for reentry. He faced a $500 fine and possible felony charges on a third offense after his prior June arrest and deportation. Also sentenced were five Mexican entrants who traveled with others aboard a small house trailer.
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Unemployment Falls in December to 15-Month Low
Unemployment dropped 0.9 percent in December to 4.0 percent, the lowest since March 1970, with 401,800 unemployed from a civilian labor force of 413,190. The December jobless total marks the fifth dip below 4 percent in 22 months and ATEC forecasts rising employment in March, led by agriculture. In Java, floods kill five, displace over 200,000, prompting a presidential helicopter inspection of damage.
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Lottery club accused by Texas grand jury in Texas misdem
The Marvis County Grand Jury returned indictments accusing a Houston based club of establishing a lottery through a tiered membership scheme. The district attorney seeks a permanent civil injunction against the three Tussey offices in Milis County. The club denies illegality, claiming memberships cost 150 to 500 dollars and commissions paid for new members. The AP report lists offices in multiple states and says the BBB cannot fully assess investment opportunities.
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Sue Club
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