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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1973

Page

36

The Prerogative of the President in Watergate Debate

The piece defends President Nixon’s refusal to testify before the Senate Watergate Committee or reveal papers, arguing constitutional privilege protects presidential prerogatives. It cites Ervin's criticism as unfounded, notes past presidents' refusals, and urges waiting for full answers rather than judging silence.

Moon Nixon Senate Watergate Committee Lincoln Wilson Watergate White House

The Logic of a Child Tax in a Market

A Beaumont Journal note explores how a six year old's simple reasoning shocks adults. Separated from his mother in a large supermarket he calls for her by name until she locates him. She corrects him saying she is his mother. He replies that the state is full of mothers.

Tin Marjory Beaumont Journal

Question on popguns and patriotism in The Light edition

A reader cites indepence day content and asks how many popguns would have halted 1956 freedom fighters in Budapest. The letter questions patriotism, Lenin's aims, disbarment actions, Ellsberg, Watergate transcripts, Democrats’ finances, and Congress salaries, urging federal licensing for showing movies in San Antonio.

A. D. Broll The Light Budapest Broil

Abortion Clinic Critique Sparks Reader Letter Dialogue

A reader condemns abortion clinic activity citing 709 lives ended in four months and questions Supreme Court norms on ending unborn life. The letter urges states to defend unborn rights and asks what action the court has taken amid Watergate lawyer involvement.

Lam Supreme Court High Court Albert Schweitzer

Local plea urges H B Gonzalez to tackle child abuse

A reader from San Antonio calls on H B Gonzalez to take strong action against child abuse. The letter contrasts Gonzalezs stance toward the Nixon Administration and urges publicized efforts to curb abuse amid widespread concern.

Remembering Kye Wong Lee A San Antonio Grocer Obituary

Lee Wong Lee, longtime Canto Grocery and Market owner near Central Catholic High School, has died in Oakland. He moved to be with his daughter Lee and is remembered as a generous neighbor who supported many, including sending six children to college. Judge Augustus McCloskey praised his character and impact.

Lee San Antonio Kye Wong Lee Canto Central Catholic High School Oakland Calif Augustus McCloskey Lea America

Kennedy Visit Sparks Debate on South Democratic Revival

The July Fourth appearance of Senator Edward Kennedy with Governor George Wallace ignites talk of reviving the Democratic presidential reach in the South, while a Brookings study by James Sundquist argues the New Deal Coalition persists with only minor realignments through the 1970s. The piece contrasts liberal upstarts in urban centers with traditional regional patterns, noting shifts in New England and the South, and questions the persistence of old party coalitions amid a rising liberal elite.

Ington Edward Kennedy Decatur Ala George C. Ie Jace South Brookings Institution James Sundquist Iat Agriculture Repartment Sundquist New Deal Democratic Coalition New England New Deal

Liberal upper middle class reshapes politics after 1970s shift

The rise of a knowledge industry driven elite replaces old railroad and lumber magnates in shaping urban districts as liberal. Park Avenue and Ivy League campuses backed McGovern, while elites defend liberal ideas amid a clash with traditional blue collar and Southern bases.

New York Boston Midtown Manhattan New York City Park Avenue Fifth Avenue Manhattan George McGovern Harvard Yale Princeton America Herman Kaln Kahn Washington Post New York Times Newsweek Time CBS

Nuclear plants may anchor offshore power race

Victor Riesel reports from Renton New Jersey on a labor led fight against an ecologists proposed ocean sanctuary. The Operating Engineers Local 25 and Newark Local 425 argue offshore nuclear plants are needed to ensure steady power and economic growth. They warn energy delays threaten factories and jobs. The piece frames a broader national clash as Florida prepares for a similar legislative battle.

Steve Leslie Jacques Cousteau Jules Vernie Jacksonville Fla. Ie New Jersey New York Connecticut Massachusetts Operating Engineers Union Leslie Newark Florida Echlopy

Facial neuralgia described and treated in medical note

The letter explains the severe pain of facial neuralgia and debunks psychology as the sole cause. It notes attacks can be triggered by everyday actions, cites trigeminal nerve surgery and alcohol injections as treatments, and discusses psychosomatic factors and the impact of fear on recovery and wellbeing.

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