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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1971
Page
8
A Ford Foundation grant of 195000 funds the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas. The school, after one year, has 55 students and plans to grow to 200, expanding programs, faculty, and staff. Nine faculty will lead seminars. funds cover editorial, travel, and other costs.
Hint for Southwest has a shower uses only 10 gallons while a tub uses 30 gallons. By showering the average American could cut water use from the projected 26 million tons by age 70. Turn off taps when not shaving or brushing. Keep a pitcher in the fridge to cool water. Use vegetable water for soups and sauces. Plantings reduce runoff and sediment in streams, saving water though nurserymen warn some regions face shortages and contamination.
Activists cite a news magazine item claiming a Milwaukee Carmelite priest named Wahn, active years in draft-card burnings and related acts, was arrested with three companions after a shootout with police in St Louis. The piece notes sanctuaries offered by Detroit churches and criticizes clerical sedition versus sedation.
Mrs Bernice Nibert expresses gratitude for her paper boy who consistently remains friendly and courteous despite her long working hours and absence. She notes many opportunities to get angry but appreciates dependable delivery and courtesy.
A reflective column argues charity begins at home while recounting U S aid to Cuba China and France, noting wartime loans, repayments, and current tensions. The author contends Americans face vilification despite generosity and questions focus on foreign goodwill.
The piece compares Nixon’s approach to poker, arguing he uses a high low strategy. It argues he balances escalation risk with withdrawal moves, aiming for a low endgame in Vietnam while preserving political flexibility at home. It notes potential October TV cue and economic implications with pay board dynamics.
Readers ask about safe weight gain and the role of high calorie diets and supplements. A 14 year old is cautioned against stuffing. notes medical checkups to diagnose thyroid issues. Other letters discuss water purifiers, organic farming passion, and the value of water filters amid pollution concerns. Dr. Coleman is referenced for letters.
A Harvard senior recalls Josiah Spaulding‘s bid against Senator Kennedy, noting Kennedy’s deep popular support in Massachusetts and that Spaulding avoided mentioning Chappaquiddick while arguing Kennedy’s need to stay prudent in the Senate race.
A report shows Senator Kennedy leading Democrats in popularity, prompting discussion of campaign ethics. The piece recalls Nixon greeting Kennedy after the Moon landing trip and reflects on how Chappaquiddick is politically sensitive. It notes public figures weigh ethical points in national conscience.
The piece argues that critiques of Sen. Kennedy's candidacy hinge on accountability after Chappaquiddick. It notes public questions about Kennedy’s credibility, a secretive judicial process, and his attack on Nixon for lack of openness, all shaping the debate on his fitness for office.
The text argues the July Chappaquiddick incident shows disgraceful behavior by Senator Kennedy yet frames the event as a misfortune he must atone for. It suggests public atonement is appropriate but insists he not ascend to the presidency in 1972, a view echoed by a Harvard student mentioned as agreeing.
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