Counterbudget Urges Reordering Fiscal Priorities in Cities
Urban Coalition leader SHARON WATKINS reports Sal M. Linowitz promoting Counterbudget as a plan to cut 24 billion from military spending and shift funds to education welfare housing health and employment. Linowitz, ex U S ambassador to the OAS and coalition chair, spoke in San Antonio at a Community Welfare Council dinner.
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Sharon Watkins
Sal M. Linowitz
Linowitz
Ameria
Urban Coalition
U.S
Organization of American States
San Antonio
Community Welfare Council
United Fund Agency
John W. Gardner
Urbex Coalition
Prasger Press
Arsilaile
Cial
New York
Jann Lindsay
Whitney Young
General Motors
At&t
Toudert Brothers
Washington, D.C
Xerox Corporation
African Council On Education
Teena Texas Pageant crowns Miss Teena Texas at Joske's
In Joske's downtown auditorium the 28th Teena Texas Pageant crowned Miss Teena Texas, Joske's winner Nancy Novak chosen from 10 finalists. Darylyn Dickey crowned the new queen who receives a $500 college scholarship and a $500 robe. First runner up Pam Roche and second runner up Jynn Moreland. The event featured a fashion show with 34 contestants, all Teens Texas Board members, judged on stage presence and interview performance.
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Reneta Smith Byrne
Nancy Novak
Robert F
Forty four coeds named to Joske's Teens Board
Forty four high school coeds in San Antonio were named to the 1971 1972 Joske's Teens Board. The announcement came Thursday at the Miss Teena Texas Pageant Festivities at Joske's Downtown. Members will model in fashion shows and work in Joske's Camelila Room in the coming year and compete for Miss Fern Texas in May.
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San Antonio
Joske's Teens
Toske
Suplor
Joske
Camelia
Kent State Protesters Mass Arrest Amid Demonstration
About 460 Kent State University students gathered downtown as protesters defied orders to disperse. Police arrested 0 persons including the university president amid clashes near the campus. One student was injured and others were taken into custody after officers moved to disperse the crowd. Craig Morgan, listed as upper peace marshal, was among those detained.
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Chin UP Te Pyle
Kent State University
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Cranmy
Foot
Morgan
Thad Ue Cily
Retaul Fosembly
Cost of living uptick and student protests tied to inflation
April saw higher living costs with widespread protests over city ordinances against hitchhiking and open alcohol, following campus unrest linked to National Guards actions. Police reported arrests for disorderly conduct and trespass as consumer prices rose, though car prices fell and wages edged up slightly.
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Ttt
Ing
Kirmna
Sweden
SPI
Pends
Geophysical Laboratory
Kiremahave
Avanst
Housing protests form in NEISD over subsidized apartments
A 50 person gathering at Churchill High School denounced federally subsidized apartment complexes planned for the district. Activists led by the Committee of Concerned Citizens urged residents to contact Congress to block the projects, warning of 4000 new students and disrupted school operations within 90 days. City officials and HUD officials were urged to act, with organizers claiming no city ordinance currently grants control.
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North East Independent School
Dpzen
Churchill High School
Deb de Paolo
de Paolo
Nimitz
Ed Hill
Desartment of Housing and Urban Development
Edgewood
Hill
Mental Health Field Conference Aims to Reform Services
Mental health programs in the Southwest are accused of not aiding Mexican Americans. About 50 para professionals gather at the Good Samaritan Center for the first national mental health field worker conference with attendees from Texas California Arizona New Mexico and Colorado. Keynote Mrs Dalares Garcia from Albuquerque argues planning ignores femininity factors in care. Mrs Amati Guerrero of Los Angeles notes recent training efforts and the need to address over identification with Barrio issues as speakers discuss systemic reforms.
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Southwest
San Annie
Dalares Garcia
Albuquerque
N.M
Amati Guerrero
Los Angeles
Tolcave
Maria Avila
Barrio
Sacramento
Call
Pete
Lopex
Tucson
Aviz
Medics warn on rare side effects of pills says experts
A San Antonio panel reviews oral contraceptives noting risks despite high societal value. Dr Carl J. Palley discusses types including combination and sequential pills and their pregnancy rates. Dr William E Locke and Dr Paul C. McDonald warn of rare serious side effects and stress full medical screening every six to twelve months for users.
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Marjorie Clapp
Locke
Hestlers
Ike
Oldeciarg
Carl J. Palleystells
San Antonio’s
Dunarimont University of Texas Medical
Paul C. McDonald
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
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McDonald
William E. Locke
My Lai Prober Called to Stand
In a UPI report from Meade Maryland the My Lai probe continues as Col Henderson takes the stand amid disputes over testimony. Prosecution seeks testimony from Lt Col Dorsey and others tied to the investigation of the My Lai massacre and alleged war crimes.
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My Lai Prober
Meade, Md
UPI
Oran
Henderson
Pears
William R.t
Dorsey
Myles
Tank Place
Frank Z. Dorsey
Willams
Callay Te
Salé
Poms
South
Texdevson
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Pam Roche
Vexas
Nerap
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Front State
Aytesis
Bob Heaton
Liem
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Small Business Admnistration
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