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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1972
Page
13
Long critique of U S government overclassification in foreign policy and defense. Argues excessive secrecy harms accountability and public understanding, cites intercepted communications, policy debates, and calls for reform. Warns against chilling effects on candid discussion and the public record.
In a letter about a retired neighbor and local politics, the writer questions whether retirees should seek employment and criticize politicians. The piece suggests frustration with public figures and notes the challenge of retirees finding work, while referencing community concerns and accountability for leaders.
Amid revelations of new river management schemes disputes erupt between factions over phase strategies and forest impacts. Leaders warn of broader governance failures as stakeholders debate costs and timelines, with public opinion divided on the final plan.
Dr Luster Coleman explains fever in a child after a cold, advising cautious home rest for several days and calls for sending a child back to school only when energy returns. The piece discusses fever persistence, safety of food and music, and parental questions about hearing and temperament.
Democrat Bert Humphrey enters the crowded Florida primary race as he seeks a comeback against Nixon. The Minnesota senator stresses persistence while Muskie leads, with Humphrey judged a long shot though admired for spice and grit.
Night Court introduced last March in Besar County expands personal bond programs and legal aid oversight. Frank Christian of the Legal Aid Association says releases and recognizance figures rose, with defendants monitored to ensure reporting and trial timelines.
An analysis of Wisconsin’s April 4 Democratic primary shows Muskie aiming to rally Polish and Milwaukee support, McGovern and McCarthy vying for cross-party appeal, and Humphrey and Wallace drawing regional backing. With no polls ready, experts warn the result could widen or stall the race as delegates split across congressional districts.
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