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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1973
Page
9
The article examines Mayor Lindsay’s push for municipal control over cable TV versus Federal preemption. It highlights Newark’s negotiations with Teleprompter for cable installations, including educational and public access channels, and notes cable TV’s rapid growth and potential to expand local voices and journalism education.
Trinity University announces a $900,000 grant from the Houston Endowment to fund a new library facility. President Duncan Wimpress praises the gift and urges further donations to support the project, noting the current library system is crowded with 415,000 volumes housed across several facilities. The plan aims at a $5 million book facility to relieve space pressure and preserve access to collections. San Antonians are encouraged to contribute.
Warnings of impending energy shortages persist after five years with no solution. A unified federal office is proposed to balance imports and domestic resources, set a steady development pace, and educate the public on conserving fuel use. The aim is to cut costs and avoid reliance on war-time energy prices.
A reader urges stronger court interpretation to curb crime and critiques high meat and farm prices tied to unions. An Armic Energy Commission overview minimizes reactor risks, comparing natural and reactor radiation, waste storage, and fuel efficiency to coal, arguing against panic and for steady policy.
San Antonio’s Pricotk Military Academy, opened in 1904 by the Peacock family, will close after the current school year on May 6 and be conveyed to the Salvation Army. Supp. Wesley Peacock cites health and age factors after 47 years of service. The academy, a long standing private school, produced many notable citizens including Dwight D. Eisenhower, its 1915 football coach who later became U.S. president.
Beating the costs the far left government faces criticism but notes Chile has a price slowing regulation. Beef can be sold only on weekends as part of policy.
A Washington column critiques Edward M. Kennedy's Senate speech opposing the President's budget cuts. It argues Kennedy misuses economics, claims government overspending burdens the dollar, inflates debt and inflation, and serves political aims rather than rational policy. The piece portrays Kennedy as a committee-driven actor, chasing public favor while resources suffer.
Public health guidance urges reassuring parents about benign heart murmurs in children. It cautions against overprotection, stresses normal activity, and requires informing school doctors and coaches. It also covers jaw cysts, cancer risk, and basic burn degree definitions with emphasis on protecting against infection and anxiety.
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