White Collar Tennis Elbow Covers Weekend Exercise Risks
A University of Texas Medical School panel led by Charles A. Rockwood Jr discusses tennis elbow in white collar workers. He notes the condition is rare in tennis players, very painful, and often treated with rest, steroids, pain meds, and home heat therapy. Other doctors highlight shoulder pain, bursae issues, and at home pulley exercises to restore movement.
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Charles A. Rockwood Jr
University of Texas Medical School
San Anonia
Thuysday
Hanmering
Barkwond
Parnel
Medical
Arthur Grant
and Chhairman
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Déparinert
Rah
Ev J. Persillin
Vaal Cautles
Mnderatar
Couler
Jintienis
Rookweel
Grant
Rackwond
London
Civaal
San Antonio flight schools protest new Proprietary School Act
San Antonio protestors rallied Thursday against the Proprietary School Act, arguing it imposes heavy corporate bonds and instructor certifications on for profit trade schools. They warned small operators cannot afford compliance, risking closures, while urging Gov. Smith and legislators to delay or revoke the measure during the spring session.
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San Amonin Light School
Besae County
Federal Aviation Administration
Forsythe
AIL
Cantral
Prateasly
Clete
Remy Ly-Lyennai
Jake Johnson
Hye
San Antonio
Mary Ann Crosby
Smith
Teen Held In Minnesota Break-in
Police say a teen suspect was taken into custody Friday after responding to a silent alarm at a business near Wimal’s No. 5 area in Minnesota. A patrol officer pursued the suspect and arrested them near a front window as responders secured the site.
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Parentle
Athens
Strolaiaa
Wimal
Ashirosa
San Antonio Light subscription rates and mailing notice
The San Antonio Light publication lists subscription rates by carrier and service area for San Antonio and surrounding regions, including daily and Sunday plans, various bundles, and international rates. It also notes AP news service usage and distribution.
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San Antonio
Somday
ARAIL
Teras
Ito
Schools Need Parent Interest in Community Education Efforts
Barbara Campbell MacPhee of the Southern Education Foundation observed 18 of .pro gress: TEAM, a Chicano run parent education program in San Antonio, aims to involve barrios through county se njos and workshops on school boards. The report cites only 11 percent Chicano school board members in Texas despite 22 percent Chicano students and notes bilingual newsletters and a growing library to boost informed parent participation.
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Barbara Campbell MacPhee
Southern Education Foundation
Atlanta
San Antonio
Texans For Educational
Raymond Sanchez
Execu
Tive
Health Education and Welfare Department
Texas
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Hernia
MacPhee
Kirs. McPhee
County Okays 26 Pay Hikes For Court Staff
Commissioners court approves 26 pay increases for bailiffs clerks and related court staff with monthly amounts ranging from 25 to 90 and sets future study of further raises and reclassification. District judges and commissioners plan to review pay plans for related personnel and funding for court appointed attorneys, with possible state aid considerations and a 1972 budget impact discussed.
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Bexar County
Reeves
Wadar
Piied
Tion
Bexar
Sanderson
Corva Appoints Old Position Assistant at Trinity Driver
Corva named an assistant to the president at Trinity Driver Lily to become assistant to the president at Aosta University Trine key President Donia Winpress announced Vrishay Corva previously served as assistant to Adsray University President loki Sither. Waving by her term as Dean of the College of MEts and Seieures at AUSSELM. Gare will implement admin tasks and divisions for student amenities and funding. He will assume new duties Friday.
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Tor
Trinity Driver
Lily
Assstaml
Aosta University
Trine
Donia Winpress
Vrishay, Corsa
Adsray University
Loki Sither
College of Mets and Seieures
Ese
Ausselm
Salle
Gare
Adiniscia
Ie School
Retired Officers Elect President in San Antonio Chapter
Lt Gen Thomas W Dunn was elected president of the San Antonio chapter. Other officers elected included Col Charley Re Dnerwesier as first vice president Col Jann favre as second vice president Lt Col Davis Burney as third vice president Edward R Armstrong as secretary and Col John E Grassl as treasurer.
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Thomas W. Dunn
San Antonis
Charley Re Dnerwesier
Fist
Jann Favre
Davis Burney
Lawrence
Adi
W. J. Rohn Pnolu
Edward RB. Armstrong
John E. Grassl
Light's Action Line Seeks Guidance On Insurance Statements
Readers ask how to handle creating a statement to support an insurer dispute after a traffic incident. The note covers signing cautions, potential liability, and seeking help from police, doctors, and adjusters, with a tangent about Latin medical abbreviations and a request for assistance in Texas City community outreach.
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Nataly
Tahiti
Hal
Ned
Flu Outbreaks Reported Across 13 States
The report notes confirmed regional flu outbreaks in 13 states and isolated outbreaks in 14 others plus unconfirmed respiratory illnesses in one state. It recalls the 1968-69 Hong Kong flu pandemic, which killed about 27,000 in the US, and identifies the elderly as the most affected group. Widespread outbreaks are reported this month in Maine Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Jersey Nebraska Delaware and Texas.
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Hong Kong
United States
COC
Maine
Massachuesells
Rite Island
Conecticut
New Jersey
Nebraska
Delaware
Caloraun
Texas
Out on Bond In Gun Death
Teofilo Ahumada Castilla, 45, of 143 Saenz, freed on $5,000 bond in the shooting death of Tibursia Davila, 63, of 108 S Calaveras. Bond set by Peace Justice Mike Hernandez Jr. on a murder with motion charge. Castilla, charged in the El Molino Bay killing, surrendered with Is Attorney Tate Thursday.
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Teofilo Ahumada
Thieves Loot $3700 in Break-ins, Car Theft Reported
Police reported two break-ins and a car theft totaling more than $3700. Ken Slow of 917 Bandora reported furniture valued at $1015 missing. Kenneth L. Dick of Moline said $1247 in clothing was stolen from a car at a motel on Durango. Berard Adams of 1106 Burnet reported two color TV sets, stereo, record players, cash and jewelry valued at $1480 stolen from his home.
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Ken Slow
Kenneth L. Dick
Moline
Durango
Wn Simea
Berard Adams
Burnet
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