Free Enterprise Chair Celebrated At St Marys University
St Marys University outlines the Free Enterprise Chair philosophy rooted in Judeo Christian rights. A banquet in the university hall tomorrow features Thomas A Murphy of General Motors as principal speaker. The Myra Stafford Pryor grant of 250000 dollars backs the chair with five year matching requirements and broad local support from business leaders and firms.
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Free Enterprise
St. Mary's University
St. Mary's
James A. Young
Uiversity
Thomas A. Murphy
General Motors Corporation
Murphy
America
Frost National Bank
Tom Benson
Chromaling American Corporation
Martin Epner
Datapoint Corporation
Harald & O'Kelley
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
C.L. Todd
Tesoro Petroleum Corporation
Robert V. West
United Services Automobile Association
George H. Ensley
H.B. Zachry Company
Zachry
Coca-Cola Battling Company of
San Antonio
Albert M. Bledenham
First Federal Savings and Loans Association
Roane Harwood
First National Bank of San Antonio
Glenn Biggs
Joske's of Texas
William W. McCormick
Pearl Brewing Company
Lee Birdsong
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When Is Young Official Carter Aide Says Official Wavelength
John P. Roche critiques President Carter and Ambassador Andrew Young, analyzing when Young speaks officially versus personally. The piece contrasts Young's stance on Africa with U S civil rights history and warns of dangerous implications in race politics and foreign policy.
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Africa
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Playboy
Washington
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South Africa
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Soweto
Rhodesian Information Office chief laments press freedom
Kenneth H. Towsey, former Rhodesian Information Office director in Washington, says a State Department order to close the agency ends direct public communication. He notes sympathy in the U.S. but regrets it limits press freedom guaranteed by the First Amendment.
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Kenneth H. Towsey
Rhodesian Information Office
Washington, D.C
State Department
Buckley on the War on Energy and Congress
William F Buckley Jr argues that the War on Energy declared by President Carter failed to mobilize Congress or the public The House postponed the heavy car surcharge and rejected a progressive gasoline tax, undermining Carter’s plan He warns of indecision and environmental concerns while suggesting practical limits to energy steps
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Congress
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