Presbyterian Meet Endorses Bilingual Education Push
The Presbyterian synod and UPUSA delegation endorsed bilingual education in public schools amid stormy sessions. A proposed state law to provide instruction in both English and Spanish sparked sharp debate, with supporters citing inclusivity and opponents warning of cultural shifts. Debate ran through Wednesday night, with votes calling for congressional action on bilingual programs and church guidelines, while issues on abortion and the Angela Davis case were revisited.
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Thieves Take $2,070 In Loot From Vehicles
A tourist and two others were victimized in Greenville South Carolina as thieves stole $700 from a car at NemisFail Plgin Auto-Haus and $640 and $650 in items from Wayne McKee’s home. The total value of stolen goods reached $2,070.
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Subscription Rates and Publication Office Address for San Antonio News
The Hearst Corporation Publication Office at 420 Broadway McCullough San Antonio Texas lists subscription rates by carrier and by mail for daily and Sunday editions. Rates cover Texas towns, other U S states, and international destinations with monthly, yearly, and weekly terms.
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Oil Boom At Arctic Town Draws New Residents
Inuvik Northwest Territories becomes a center for oil and mineral exploration attracting new residents as a northern Canadian manpower hub. The town of about 5,000 on the Arctic Ocean area expands its economy with a growing oil industry and related activities.
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Water pressure concerns cited in NOUSTON meeting
Mayor Gene Keh of South Monster told residents the city faces high water demand rather than a shortage. He cited pressure drops in the 3,500 home community, noting the problem peaks in the afternoon and evening on Wednesdays.
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More Seeding Efforts Dispatch of Weather Plane to Texas
An Air Force weather aircraft based in New Mexico was dispatched again to South Texas to support seeding efforts. The move underscores ongoing weather modification activity and regional testing by military meteorologists.
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Jet Sent To Area For Cloud Seeding Mission
A two man Air Force crew from Kirtland AFB New Mexico was dispatched to observe rainmaking efforts over the drought area. Recon flights were to continue only on days with potential cloud formation as officials pursue high altitude photography of the cloud seeding operation and its effects.
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Forfeiture of Road Funds Eyed by Western Officials
Western states officials considering a withdrawal of federal highway aid due to red tape and delays cited by A. FE. Johnson executive director of the American Association of State Highway Officials. The statement to be presented to a House subcommittee in Washington next week critiques environmental protection requirements and pre planning costs. Deliberations continue through Friday at the Convention Center in San Antonio.
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Fire Damages House After Neighbor Reported Arson
A fire caused about 50 dollars in damage to a house at 1836 Pach Street early Thursday. District Fire Chief George Christiansen said neighbors woke to barking dogs and saw a woman throw a Haile substance on the site before setting the blaze.
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Kennedy Pleased With Draft Ceiling Amendment Action
Senate approves Kennedy amendment setting a two year draft ceiling of 130 000 in year one and 149 000 in year two, aiming to limit Nixon’s war escalation and mark the first such cap in decades. The vote was 78 to 4 with Kennedy asserting the limit tests presidential power and restricts mass draft calls.
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Change Urged In Dropout Age
Toronto psychiatrist Dr. Tom Lofft urges lowering the dropout age to 12 from 14. He argues some children resist school and should be allowed to quit, noting a child may not know long term plans but knows when schooling is unwanted.
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