Marine veteran defends pay rise as needed military strength safeguard
A veteran Marine commander argues that increased military pay and expanded training strengthen recruits and morale, countering antiwar sentiment. He praises the Corps as tougher and better educated, noting WW II and Vietnam-era veterans support the effort while observers debate its impact on recruitment and public opinion.
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Farm Relief Extension Sought Amid Looming Drought Strain
Agricultural officials from the Stabilization and Conservation Service in cooperation with ASCS aim to extend relief to ranchers and dairy producers facing high feed costs and hay shortages. The program seeks reduced prices for livestock feed and transportation, with farm groups urging timely action as applications rise. Officials noted pending federal decisions and stressed area meetings to discuss county impacts and eligibility.
Joint Panel Suggested NATO for East West Security
A Soviet backed proposal urges a permanent East West security council within NATO. The discussion, from Lisbon talks, centers on creating a NATO Warsaw Pact style body to represent Soviet and Western members.
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Teachers Get Pay Increases In Local Budget Debate
The board approved raises for teachers, preserving SRF salary scales for experienced staff and closing gaps with a flat average for new hires. Superintendent Aligt Cannan cited an average increase of 408 for master’s level pay, while the district will align salaries for teachers with tenure and those without, maintaining parity across experience levels amid funding constraints.
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Stockmen Seek Aid as Rain Brings Concern to Texas Yards
Texas stockyards leaders plead for relief as rain shortages affect cattle markets. Union Stockyards Association meets in San Antonio at the Alamo City for its first national convention in 37 years, with 24 member yards represented. Delegates plan tours of San Antonio stockyards and discussions on improving prices amid rising costs for labor and materials. Delegates hail from Cincinnati, Omaha, Louisville, Peoria, Joplin, Evansville, Kansas City, St Paul, Sioux City, Salt Lake area, Sacramento, and Wichita.
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Harlandale district eyed for federal career grant invitation
Harlandale School District received an invitation to apply for a federal grant totaling about 15 million pounds over two years to fund a career training model for handicapped children. Superintendent Callie Smith told the board Harlandale is the only Texas district to receive this invitation and would partner with Dallas and Northeast districts in a national program. The grant could total 40,085 dollars per participant to support training for students, including those who are deaf and blind, with Harlandale serving as a demonstration site. The board authorized a deeper study into a possible four-quarter school year as urged by the legislature.
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Two Shot by Texas Ranger in Harlandale area
A garbled report notes a Texas Ranger involved in a shooting investigation near Franklin County and Vernon, with names including Arnold and West, alongside an unrelated admin notice listing San Antonio College contract and personnel promotions at Harlandale High School.
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Exercise Is Stressed for Cosmonauts in Space
A Soviet government newspaper reported Monday that cosmonauts on the Salyut orbital station have access to a miniature stadium and multiple exercise devices to keep their muscles active during nine days aboard. They use treadmills, resistance bands, and spring systems to maintain fitness, while traditional barbells prove useless in microgravity.
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Shussians In Space Endurance Flight Reported By Tass
Tass reports the Soyuz L1 mission aboard Salyut with cosmonauts Georgi Dehravas Sky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev docked to Salyut. Crew members undertake two hours daily exercise to counter weightlessness and maintain muscles while awaiting Earth return. Manday notes typhoons and cyclones from space as Volkov runs on a treadmill.
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Sinkin Heads Urban Group Re elected President in San Antonio
William Sinkin was reelected president of the Urban Coalition of Metropolitan San Antonio at a noon meeting in the downtown Holiday Inn. officers named include William Donahue Thomas Berg Manuel Vira and Mrs Harley D Ron secretary treasurer. Lanny Linkin named executive director as the coalition seeks to boost urban life with business and minority groups. The new budget was presented as pledges of 16000 from local businesses and an application for 11000 more from the national Urban Coalition.
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