Rain and Snow Makers Criticized as Wasteful Federal Weather Efforts
A Nader task force condemns $17 million in Bureau of Reclamation weather modification projects the report claims fail to predict risks and may harm ecosystems. It notes cloud seeding aims to boost snowfall in the San Juan Mountains and Nevada watersheds while other studies show negative results.
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Weshingien
Washington
Ralph Nader
Raiders
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Kip Wiseust
Nailers Center For Study of Responsive Law
Bureau of Reclamation
Nader
Interine Department
Natanat Scierjee Foundation
Bureau
San Juan Mountains
Colorada
Trucken
Carson River
Nevada
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Durer
Aha West
Nuclear accelerator marks first operation at St Marys University
A 150000 volt nuclear accelerator from Texas Nuclear Corporation has been assembled in St Marys University basement. Dr Homer D Fetzer leads a project funded by grants and volunteers to study San Antonio pollution, using a crystal spectrometer designed by Dr Donald L Parker to analyze air and water elements and identify heavy element fingerprints.
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Out of Texas Nuclear Corporation
St. Mary's University
San Antonio
Homer D. Fetzer
St. Mary's
National Science Tompdation
U.S. Atanic Energy Commission
Felzer
Pilxer
Texas Natural Resources Foundation
Donald L. Parker
Fetzer
House to Vote On Prayer Amendment Faces Tight Margin
Washington lawmakers faced a pivotal vote on a proposed constitutional amendment to allow school prayers, seeking to overturn Supreme Court rulings. Supporters aimed for a two thirds majority while backers and opponents weighed a last minute wording change to remove nonddenominational language. The vote split drew pressure from church leaders and political leaders, with no clear party alignment.
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Washington
UPI
Hke
Albert
P-okla
Gerald R. Mord
R-Mich
Family tragedy details alleged double murder and arson notes
Fragmentary notes describe a man named Powell with Sanders allegedly strangling his wife Maisie 33 then wounding his sons Jackie 13 Allah 7 and Brian 4 with a small caliber pistol. A daughter fled after discovering Jackie’s body as investigators explore an insurance angle in the case.
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Connie
Powell
Maisie
Jackie
Allah
Brian
Conse
de Hose
Nixon to Address Dinners via Closed-Circuit TV Network
Nixon will deliver a speech in New York broadcast to GOP dinners in 18 cities including Atlanta Boston Chillville Cleveland Mia Orlando Philadelphia Plushurph Rochester and Washington Del. The event aims to raise about 5 million dollars as the whirlwind political evening ends in Chicago with an overnight stay after another park speech with the Midwest broadcast to Dallas Houston Los Angeles Minneapolis St Pry Nashville San Francisco and St Louis.
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Wilmington
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Midwest
Dallis Touston
Jos Angeles
Vietnam War Hero Rates Retirement After Allegations
Lt. Col. Anthony Herbert, highly decorated veteran who accused Army officials of covering up war crimes in Vietnam, plans to retire in February. He alleges restrictions on speaking with the media and names Maj. Gen. Don W. Bartlett and Col. J. Ross Franklin in his charges, claiming they knew of murders and abuses.
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UPS
Anhony Herbert
Vietnam
Sway
Herbert
Morris Brown
American Civil Liberties Union
Inik Wsrhert
Army
Sith
Pentagon
Barnes
Franklin
Ecology Issue Shows Ecology Focus Will Heat Up
The Sierra Club president said cancer over evolution and environmental issues will continue and increase. He criticized the San Antonio North Freeway project for harming the park and urged more legislation to back ecology concerns.
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Sierra Club
San Antonio
Raymond
Sherwin
Vallejo
Calif
St. Anthony Jotel
San Anteronio North Freeway
Carpenter Wins Special Election to Join Panel
Joby S. Garza won a special election in Area 4 to fill a vacant seat on the Economic Opponents Development Corporation board. Garza received 84 votes, with Mrs. Josephine Teven second at 64. He will be seated at the next board meeting on November 23 at Cooper Junior High School.
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San Antonio
Ecoomic Opponenties Development Corporation
Joby S. Garza
Guadalupe
Josephine Teven
San Marcos
Garza
Beard
Cooper Junior High School
Collapse at Plant KGtls 6 in Brussels Injures Six Workers
A second story of a Verkswagen plant under construction collapsed in Brussels. Six workers were laid, several others injured, according to a factory official.
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Brussels
Belgium
Verkswagen
Subscription rates and masthead for San Antonio daily
The notice lists subscription rates by carrier and by location for the San Antonio publication including daily and Sunday options, local Texas and Mexico rates, and international rates with monthly and annual terms. It also notes Associated Press content and non-reprint rules.
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Etek
Seti Anionis
Thovexas MO
Best Friend or Foe Large Afghan Hound Triggers Family Flight
A San Antonio family fled their home at 4 am after Kennie Regner reported his dog Huge became hostile, snapping at them. Police dog handler Sgt. M Andre Calaw located and removed the animal, allowing the family to return inside.
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Fern Chick
Nathan Sherman
San Antonio
Kennie Regner
Dawnview
Regner
Thal
Andre Calaw
Calaw
Missing girl found after two days near Espada Park
A girl reported missing after failing to return from a football game was found Monday at a residence on Ashley Road and identified with amnesia by a sister. A year-old youth admitted driving the abandoned car on Cassin Road after a quarrel with the girl.
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Alby Ear
Ashley Road
Re Saulth
Ashley
Espada Park
Viday
Cassin Road
Medina River
Yah
Cassin
Settlement Reached In Pan Am Crash Suit
The families of four Pan American World Airways crew members received a total of 1.1 million dollars in an out of court settlement after the 1973 Pan Am crash that killed 82 people. The settlement was announced by their attorney. The crash occurred near Ellicott City in a storm with lightning and rain.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Elxion
Pena Seeks Robert Kennedy Coalition for 1972 Bid
County Commissioner Albert Pena Jr. urged constituents at a 4000 attendee Convention Center dinner to form an independent Robert Kennedy style coalition addressing the poor oppressed and working class. He warned against four more years of Nixon Reagan coalition and pledged to stay true to his beliefs while advocating an end to the Vietnam War.
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Albert Pena Jr
Robert Kennedy
Convention Center
Precinct T
Hexat County
Penn
Democratic Party
Pena
Southeast Asia
Hearing issues prompt aid search for mother
The text describes a mother with light's action line and fever, persistent cough, and worsening hearing loss. The writer seeks affordable hearing assistance and asks where she can obtain help. The suggestion mentions contacting the Texas Rehabilitation Commission for support amid noise pollution concerns.
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Texas Rehabilitarian Commission
Stunnberg
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