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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1972
Page
11
The President calls for a pause on further forced busing to defuse a divisive issue in a presidential year. Congress is urged to move toward a public solution while avoiding extremism, and to prepare for constitutional questions on shifting court power.
In Preservation News the National Trust reports acquiring Cliveden, the Chew family estate in Germantown Philadelphia, damaged by cannon fire in the 1777 Battle of Germantown. The San Antonio Conservation Society invites Founders Day and open house at 51 Paseo de la Villita, honoring founders Emily Edwards and Lane Taylor and paying tribute to Mrs Joint F Camp for preserving La Villita headquarters.
James A. Watkins president extends gratitude to the newspaper’s News and Classified Advertising departments for aiding CF and other lung diseases awareness. He notes such help informs the public about dangers of cystic fibrosis benefiting five million affected children nationwide.
The message criticizes union leadership for endangering workers' gains and mocks those seeking wealth. It argues against opportunistic pressure, warning that the system will collapse, with a comparison to a game where the aim is to keep the ball in play. KOHN KINDLA
Articles report worries about effluent from cattle feed lots and turkey farms polluting creeks in Texas Agriculture. Ducks and geese farms on creeks compound pollution worries as people show limited awareness and leaves are dumped along creek banks instead of composting.
Mrs Viva Chota defends her stance on Alberta Bustamante and questions the intent of her insulting letter. The exchange touches on perceived fairness toward Mr Bustamante and his supporters amid local political tensions.
A Washington debate centers on the International Telephone and Telegraph matter as Senator Ted Kennedy presses scrutiny. The piece notes Robert Kennedy's $415,000 debt to American Airlines and reflects on possible party debt to AT&T.
Florida primary straw votes show Wallace gains tied to racists opposing equal educational opportunity, while prayers in schools gains exceed a million votes. The piece notes two other straw votes on school players and equal access, with over 250000 voting No on equal education.
The piece argues busing debates have been distorted by politics and race. It praises Gov. Askew for steering toward sane reform and calls for reintroducing a 1 percent federal surtax to fund equalized educational opportunities, stressing that quality education requires public investment.
Health notes report a new rapid test detects hemin or methadone use in under an hour, aiding methadone programs. Mayo Clinic findings describe chenodeoxycholic acid dissolving certain gallstones, while rifampin with isoniazid shows strong TB cure rates. Mayo Clinic liver disease meeting highlights cortisone plus arathio prince aiding cirrhosis patients, with remission allowing treatment withdrawal.
George Wallace emerges as a forceful figure in a debate over forced busing and state’s rights. The piece contrasts Wallace with Sen. Jackson and notes other candidates’ stances, while describing Wallace’s strategy to appeal to voters through populist critique of the rich and privileged and his shift away from segregationist rhetoric.
The piece surveys fractures in the Democratic camp with John Lindsay’s Florida bid drawing few votes, George McGovern’s strength, Jol Lindsay confusion, Muskie rising, and Humphrey’s populist lineage. It ponders Wallace’s role and potential cross-endorsement dynamics in a tense party landscape.
A brief meditation on solitude and inner presence. The passage urges not to claim loneliness as God dwells within and one's genius also resides within. Epictetus offers a reminder of inner companionship and personal strength.
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