Privacy rules block Social Security from sharing details
A reader asks how to locate a grandfather in California and learn his whereabouts. An SSA official says privacy laws and agency rules prevent disclosure, except if information benefits the holder, in which case the grandfather must contact the requester. A second note discusses magazine circulation becoming computerized and improving delivery times.
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Sunrise Index Overview and Page Listings
The Sunrise index lists sections by page: Amusements on Page 6 Church News on Pages 8 and 9 Classified on Pages 22 to 33 Comics between Pages 5 and 9 Death Notices on Page 22 Editorial on Page 16 Features on Page 17 Financial on Page 14 Fun and Games on Page 14 Horoscopes on Page 1 and Comic Real Estate on Pages 19 to 21 Society on Page 7 Sports on Pages 11 to 14 Texas Trails on Page 2 TV Logs on Page 15.
Wife of S A Mayor Dies in San Antonio
Mrs. Walter W. McAllister Sr., age 80 and wife of the mayor, died Friday night at Nix Hospital after months with cancer. Funeral 11 a m Monday at Christ Episcopal Church. Interment private. Born Leonora Alexander November 12, 1888 in Dallas, she moved to San Antonio after marriage in 1913.
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Celebration of UTSA Bill Signing at Alamo
Gov. Smith will sign the bill creating the University of Texas at San Antonio next Thursday at 11 a.m. in front of the Alamo. Rep. Lombardino and John Steen invite Bexar County residents to witness the ceremony and join a luncheon that follows.
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Gunmen Battle In Sicily Street Wounds Dozens
Four gunmen opened fire with pistols and shotguns in a crowded Catania street injuring twelve people. Police described a chaotic exchange as bystanders scrambled for cover amid the gunfire Friday.
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UPI
Vote May Sway Governor
The Texas House approved a one-year budget 124 to 24 and sent it to Governor Preston Smith. The Senate backed the measure 30 to 1 the previous day. Smith has not yet threatened to veto and may wait until adjournment to decide. Speaker Gus Mutscher plans extended talks to persuade Smith.
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Med School Budget Increases As Veto Threat Looms
Austin Texas state budget details show the University of Texas Medical School at San Antonio gaining from 5.1 million to 6.6 million in next year's appropriation despite a 852 thousand cut for furnishings. Faculty salaries rise to 3.34 million and the department expects a 25 thousand stipend for the school’s year. The bill includes riders mandating at least 100 first year students and that shortfalls are redirected to general revenue. The package totals 6.64 million with 176 thousand in student fees and a net general revenue of 6.47 million.
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Tal
Memorial Day highway toll climbs to 164 deaths
United Press International reports a sharp Memorial Day traffic toll with at least 164 highway deaths, 52 drownings, 6 aviation fatalities and 11 other deaths since the holiday began. NSC president Howard Pyle notes the hourly rate nearly doubles 1968’s period and contrasts it with Apollo 10’s space milestone. The 1966 three day record was 542 highway deaths.
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Howard Pyle
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Warm Sixties to Nineties
Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures through Sunday. Southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Saturday highs near 90 with Friday reaching 89. Early Saturday low around the mid 60s.
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