Three Bills Rejected by Governor in San Antonio
Texas Gov Smith vetoed three bills amid a heated session, targeting annexation and mental health provisions. The vetoes, tied to SB 1 and SB ASD, spark concerns over retroactivity and patient rights at San Antonio University facilities.
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House Gives Nixon Vote of Confidence
In Washington the House showed strong unity on Indochina with 254 to 158 defeating a plan for total U.S. withdrawal by December 31 and 288 to 146 backing a June 30, 1972 withdrawal conditioned on all prisoners' release. Senate debate on the draft extension stretched into its sixth week as Gravel and Granlund urged limiting manpower and delaying action.
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New Position Veto Ruled Out on Jobs Bill
Washington reports indicate conferees reached a compromise on a jobs bill but the administration will not veto and may push modifications. The measure would create up to 200000 municipal jobs, mainly for veterans of the Vietnam War, with funds up to 1.79 billion over four years. Leaders plan cloture to end debate as House and Senate reconcile differences.
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War policy split highlighted in congress debate
fragmentary report outlines hawks and doves on war strategy with mentions of Rep. Bennett Rep. Hoern and party splits over Vietnam policy. references to CIA FBI involvement and defense authorization push contrast near unanimity against withdrawal proposals with heavy Republican backing for administration line confusion over timing and outcomes.
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Attorney Blasts HEW in Austin Desegregation Case
AP reports the Rigow administration contest centers on desegregating public schools in Austin. HEW and city lawyers seek prompt completion of testimony on alleged Mexican American and Black student segregation. Witnesses discuss HEW busing plans and district alternatives, with rulings pending on plan feasibility and impact.
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Misquote Tied to Ecological Debate In Atlanta Speech
Mrs. Roberts, wife of a local APA minister, leads a freed environmental advisory group. She argues a misinterpretation of the Bible fuels the belief that man should have dominion over nature. The contention centers on language surrounding stewardship and human supremacy in ecological issues.
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Reform Key issues and church environment advisory group notes
Fragmented OCR text describes Daniel Reform Key issues, a House speaker, and an advisory group on environment connected to Central Presbyterian Church. It mentions educational materials for May, environmental emphasis month, a skit project, and biblical references Genesis 1 26. The passage is disjointed but centers on church led environmental education and group recommendations.
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Innocent Verdict for Montgomery County Constable
Houston AP reports Lloyd Williamson, 48, found innocent on charges that he deprived three individuals of civil rights during a January 13 incident in Patron Village. Federal misdemeanor counts alleged abuse of authority and beating victims, with trials central to the case.
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