Ruckelshaus says women's lib leader goes too far
Jill Ruckelshaus compares Gloria Steinem to a figure in the women’s movement but says she does not admire the aura around Steinem. She notes frustrations in marriage and praises Nixon on women’s appointments while backing an abortion plank for the GOP.
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Action Line Continues with Traffic Law QandA
A Marble Falls letter raises questions on pedestrian rules and vehicle safety. It cites the Uniform Act Regulating Traffic with sections on driving when obstructed, sidewalks use, and walking on the left side when no sidewalks exist. The piece also notes baseball strikeout records and rules on catcher callbacks.
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Norman Rockwell at McNay Moves Apple Pie Show Ahead
Glenn Tucker reports on the McNay Art Institute unveiling Norman Rockwell: A Sixty Year Retrospective. The gala preview featured flags and a celebratory mood as crowds toured the exhibit and staff prepared lavish refreshments amid praise for Rockwell’s beloved depictions of everyday American life.
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Pentagon Spends Too Much Says McGovern Plan
Senator George McGovern charged that Pentagon spending for six years is the main inflation driver and announced an amendment to freeze military outlays at last year’s $77.6 billion level. The move would cut about $4 billion from Nixon’s current budget request, signaling a rollback.
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Surplus Land Declared at Lackland Air Base Sale Set
The Air Force proposes selling ten parcels at Lackland Base totaling about 53 acres. Sale to occur within ten days if no objections arise, with Senate and House Armed Services committees notified. Parcels include northwest frontage, road access, and northern edge tracts near Wilford Hall Hospital and the Women’s Air Force. The Mexican Baptist Childrens Home of Texas shows interest in acquiring one tract.
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San Antonio Light Publication Rates and Library Details
Publication office and contact information for the San Antonio Light appear with subscription rate schedules for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier and mail. The document lists regional pricing by time frame and extends to international rates, noting Associated Press usage and weekly publication status.
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L A Officials Cable TV Men to Meet in San Antonio
Two executives of G2 Cablevision visit San Antonio for a week of talks with city leaders. Plans call for a $5 monthly home hookup offering nine channels initially, with potential expansion. The company would pay the city either a $50,000 minimum per year or 15 percent of gross profits.
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Overhaul Urged for U S Workmen's Compensation
A Congressionally established study panel urges a three year overhaul of state workmen's compensation laws affecting millions. It calls for broader coverage liberalized benefits improved medical rehab and universal disease coverage while noting about 140 workers die annually and over 2 million miss days due to work related injuries or illnesses.
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Spaak Death Darkens Belgian Political Landscape
Paul Henry Spaak, Belgian Socialist leader and champion of European unity, died at 74 after a kidney deficiency. Known as Mr. Europe, he helped found UN and NATO links, led Belgium as premier and foreign minister multiple times, and remained a force in European affairs for over three decades despite retirement in 1966.
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Drowns in Canyon Lake: San Antonio Boy Six
A six year old San Antonio boy, Bradley G DeNoble, died after drowning Sunday at Canyon Lake near Sam Houston retreat. He was dead on arrival at Broke General Hospital after being airlifted by Army helicopter. Authorities reported the incident occurred at the lake's Fe area. In Johnson County, a separate interstate collision near Alvarado injured 82 year old B Butts of Fort Worth.
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