Dunn Files to Complete GGL Ticket at City Hall
The Good Government League gathered at the city clerk’s office Saturday as Robert Dunn filed for Place One Absent. Clifford Morton was the only member not present, while Dunn’s filing followed a two week rest. GGL leaders and candidates, including Roy Barreca and Lila Cockrell, celebrated Dunn’s step toward the April 3 election amid midday traffic control around City Hall.
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Vietnam War Prisoner Crisis and Its Aftermath
The editor reflects on the prisoner release crisis ending with Nixon's firm stance, contrasts McGovern with Nixon, and questions cease-fire durability in Southeast Asia. He notes Palestinian guerrillas seizing diplomats and surrounding the Saudi embassy in Khartoum, warning of a possible confrontation.
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Week of Crisis and Israel's Harsh Dilemma
A columnist condemns the Black September outrages and argues the United States cannot act alone. It contends Israel bears duty to strike back against terrorist nests in Lebanon and Syria, and calls for international action to curb extremist groups. It also notes Israel's controversial downing of a Libyan airliner and the Khartoum raid.
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IWC Performance Symphony in Form on Close Terms
The San Antonio Symphonia performs in a chamber setting at Incarnate Word College Auditorium with quadrophonic stereo. Shostakovich Festive Overture opens a program of Delius Beecham revival works, Ginastera Estancia, Copland like syncopation, and Franck organ influence. The performance pleases, though tempo in the last movement invites minor quibbles.
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Suburbs End Filing Without New Names
The Saturday filing deadline produced no new candidates in Alamo Heights and Terrett Hills for the upcoming city posts. Seventeen other San Antonio suburbs will finalize candidate lists by Wednesday, with incumbents and a few officials filed for re election in Alamo Heights and Terrett Hills amid scattered races elsewhere.
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Education Cited as Main Need at San Antonio Conference
Attendees at the Issues of Leadership Conference in San Antonio hear McAllen attorney Rafael Flores warn that 88 percent of Mexican American children fail a grade by third. He urges pre school programs, board pressure for better classes, and efforts to reduce the high drop out rate as leaders seek solutions with Edgewood School District and the National Education Task Force de la Raza. Flores cites Pan American College in Edinburg enro llment struggles and stresses motivating students to stay in school. The conference, opening at Gus Garcia Junior High School, runs through Sunday.
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Rafaél Flores
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Pan American College
Allen
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