Nuclear power urged for San Antonio energy plan
An editorial argues for San Antonio to embrace nuclear energy as part of a diversified plan. It urges CPS to support joining the South Texas project with Corpus Christi and Houston and to consider building a local plant near Calaveras Lake, arguing safety and environmental benefits. It warns against doomsday rhetoric and calls for public forums and expert testimony.
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San Antonio
Theater For the Performing Arts
Alamo City
Corpus Christi
Houston
Bay City
City Public Service
Calaveras Lake
America
CPS
Nuclear power Q and A on safety and risks
A long Q and A addresses how nuclear reactions are controlled by neutron-absorbing rods, plant safety records and storm resilience. It compares radiation exposure near plants to television viewing, notes tiny cancer risk, and cites life-expectancy and genetic defect considerations with figures and global reactor counts.
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Russia
First Woman President Named By Texas Pharmacists
Mrs William Pipkin of Bryan was installed as the first woman president of the Texas Pharmaceutical Association during ceremonies Saturday night. The 0,000 member organization elected Pipkin, who has served as president-elect this year, noting women compose more than 25 percent of pharmacy students nationwide. Awards went to Dr Noel M Ferguson dean of the University of Houston College of Pharmacy as Pharmacist of the Year for 1973 and Bob Wampler of Waco for distinguished service.
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William Pipkin, Bryan
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Noel M. Ferguson
College of Pharmacy
University of Houston
Bob Wampler
Waco
Ferguson
Texas Pharmacist
Wampler
VFW Opposes VA Hospital Merger Into National Health Plan
Houston report says Patrick Carr, national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, will oppose proposals to merge VA hospitals into a nationwide health program. He argues VA facilities should remain dedicated to veterans to ensure preferred access and treatment. Carr, from Metairie, asserts veterans pay the cost of war and deserve hospital priority.
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Houston
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Administration
Patrick Carr
Carr
Downtown backs nuclear project as energy future
The Downtown Association and San Antonio Manufacturers' Association issued strong support for the City Public Service board joining the proposed South Texas Nuclear Project. They argued San Antonio energy needs in the next decade demand new sources and cited safety feasibility.
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Downtown Association
City Public Service Board
South Texas
San Antonio
Three Die In Arizona Mobile Home Fire
In Yuma area a mobile home fire left three dead including Henry Vines 61 Frances Vines 62 and their grandson Jimmy Garber 4. Fire investigators mapped cause and place of incident near the city limits.
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Yuma
Ariz
UPI
Henry Vines
Frances
Jimmy Garber
Light newspaper ad proves pickup sale quick
In a San Antonio classified note, Harry Williard’s pickup advertisement led to an immediate sale when the first caller bought the truck after one day. The Light promotes fast results, claiming broader daily delivery than rival papers and inviting readers to call 226-231 for ads.
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Harry Williard
Sala
San Antonio
Editor recalls Nixon Brezhnev talks and change in U S Russia ties
In a reflective report the editor recounts interviews with Khrushchev Bulganin Molotov Zhukov and Khrushchev growth toward peaceful coexistence and collective leadership. He notes Nixon Brezhnev summit progress on nuclear limits and on U S Russia China relations while warning against overoptimism about lasting peace.
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Joe Kingsbury Smith
Frank Conniff
Russia
Malenkov
Bulganin
Qure
Pravda
Nita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Molotov
Marshal Zhukov
Khrushchev
Svetlana
Stalin
Dimitri Shostakovich
Bolshoi Ballet Corps
Brezhnev
Dale Carnegie
Berlin
Cuban
Nixon
China
America
Vietnam
Austine
White House
Freedom Movement
United States
Soviet Union
Siberia
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Windy City
S.A
Atomic Energy Commission
Hiroshima and
Nagasaki
Enrico Fermi
U.S. Navy
Carolina Power & Light
Robinson
Martsville
D.C
Florence and
Sumter
N.C
AL Right
VFW
Metairie
Arizona
Joseph Stalin
Tor Brezhnev
Viktor Sukhodrev
Moscow
Hearst
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