Free Enterprise Urges Youth to Embrace Private Economy
City official Henry Cisneros urges Holy Cross High School students and San Antonio educators to unite with business leaders to teach the mechanics of free enterprise and foster entrepreneurial spirit. He says broadening private economic participation across neighborhoods and ethnic groups is essential for lasting growth, leadership in business, and self-reliance.
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Holy Cross High School
San Antonio
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The Boy Scouts of America Enduring Moral Standards
The Boy Scouts of America upholds its 12 laws to shape trustworthy loyal helpful courteous kind obedient cheerful thrifty brave clean and reverent. With 5.3 million members and 4,000 delegates reaffirming ideals at a New York biennial, the movement seeks tax exempt contributions to its North Brunswick headquarters 08902.
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North Brunswick
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San Antonio economy shows steady April gains across indicators
April permits valuation rose 46.1 percent year over year marking the eighth straight monthly increase per the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce research. Airport traffic up 26.5 percent in April, new car sales up 25.7 percent, manufacturing employment up 7.3 percent, and continued growth in utility meter demand reflect broad improvement in the local economy.
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Kearns Got LBJ Treatment and White House Ties
John P. Roche recounts Doris Kearns being chosen as a White House fellow, Johnson’s private backing, and her 1969 New Republic article. He argues Johnson used his “treatment” to shape public and private perception, while detailing roving diaries, early exiles, and the psychobiography dynamic amid White House politics.
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Texas
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Harvard
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Washington
American Samoa
Will Reagan Ruin GOP
A critical view of the Republican Party in the Reagan era questions whether nominating Ronald Reagan would destroy the party. It cites figures like Jacob Javits and traces party fortunes since 1952, criticizing lack of galvanizing leadership, fiscal lapses, and cautious foreign policy while contrasting GOP and Democratic shifts through decades.
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Dean Acheson
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