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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1973
Page
8
The piece argues fuel prices will rise about 150 dollars next model year and urges motorists to conserve gas. It favors smaller cars but notes many families need large cars. suggests slow highway speeds and maintenance, yet stresses a real fuelsaver is an efficient engine to burn fuel fully and cut pollution.
A retrospective on Puerto Rico’s 21 years as a U S commonwealth under Gov Rafael Hernandez Colon. The piece praises growth from poverty, compares PR’s gains with Japan and Israel, notes federal wage concerns and future ad hoc committees to be formed by the president and governor, and highlights U S support and international prestige.
A critical column mocks Brail's gun crime figures citing the FBI report and 1472 FAL data. It argues for mandatory federal prison terms for gun during crime and questions gun control efficacy. It references John Lester and wistful WWI veterans fading from memory.
An elderly housewife petitions August Congress to grant immediate and universal pensions to all surviving WWI veterans. She argues veterans were neglected after the war, receiving nothing like education grants or home loans, and faced hardship returning to unwelcoming communities with scarce jobs.
In three years the American auto industry will near economic ruin due to its refusal to heed trends. In five years thousands who avoided EPA hearings July 17 will react with regret, while GE Mills predicts a sharp, westward rebuke with a swift I told you so.
A letter from Mrs. K. D. M. chides Senator Ervin for falling for a telephone tax hoax spread to young listeners over seven weeks. She questions his failure to verify the call and urges caution in future public messaging.
The text debates the idea that tapes, not microfilm, captured crucial moments in U S politics. It links the Hiss Chambers case to modern surveillance concerns, suggesting Nixon’s reputed privacy drive and the paranoia of his White House, contrasted with Johnson’s recorded meetings and the pressures of dissent.
A column explores whether past presidents secretly recorded conversations, noting FDR and LBJ in particular. It references Arthur Schlesinger Jr and Kennedy tapes, weighing ethical and legal implications for Nixon’s recordings and executive privilege amid a Senate inquiry.
A call to Christian readers citing First Timothy to seek a quiet life through prayers for government. The message emphasizes godliness honesty and public virtue in public service and invites action rooted in faith.
Dr Lester Coleman discusses gamma globulin as a protective fluid that can modify or prevent certain infections. He notes hepatitis and exposure risk, booster shots for deficiency, and differing responses among individuals while advising caution with poison ivy and related plants and the spread by outdoor animals.
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