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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1977
Page
10
The Goodwill network celebrates 75 years aiding disabled and disadvantaged through testing counseling and placement. In San Antonio locals are urged to support and participate in National Goodwill Week and year round giving to expand rehabilitation and independence.
Harold Freeman of San Antonio earns the State of Israel Prime Minister's Emblem and Award for outstanding support of Israel and leadership in Israel Bund Program development. A founder of the San Antonio Livestock Exposition, Freeman has long been active in civic projects and is congratulated on this honor.
The piece surveys optimistic labor expectations under a new Democratic president and large party majorities, citing a crowded legislative agenda on minimum wage, public works, and union rights. It notes House defeats on common situs picketing and debates over 2.50 minimum wage, warning setbacks but urging continued organizing and targeted fights, including repealing Section 14(b).
John P Roche argues Quebec's push for independence is driven by a coalition of Catholic conservatism, rural and urban factions, and linguistic pride. He likens the turmoil to historic Ireland, notes Rome and the Union Nationale’s chauvinism, and warns that language demands could unite extremists, threatening Canada’s confederation.
William F Buckley Jr surveys Canadian mood on Quebec separatism after Rene Levesque victory. Vancouver visits reveal persistent debate about secession and potential U S involvement, with fears of civil strife and questions about how Canada would request foreign help. The piece stresses U S restraint and the risk of perceived annexation if asked for aid.
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