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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1973
Page
6
City officials face pressure to act on the Inner Loop project amid unfinished northern route, debt funds from 1970, and potential federal funds. Officials warn delays bottleneck downtown expansion, with banks and a fire station expansion tied to a chosen route. Voters expected action years ago. advocates urge prioritization now.
The piece urges recognition of a real energy crisis and calls for individual and community action. It stresses conserving energy, cutting back on electricity, thermostats, and driving, and highlights planned brainstorming sessions by the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and upcoming governor proposals to encourage long term solutions. It warns against complacency and urges city leaders to cooperate with business for change.
A biased editorial blends reality with liberal rhetoric, mocking calls to quell student protests and arguing against overreaction. It questions historical responses by administrations and media, noting repeated demands from elites and emphasizing distrust of forceful containment.
Policeman Darrel Cain was found guilty of murder and sentenced to five years. The record notes he remains free pending appeals as the case highlights perceived racial injustice. Gregorio Flores DelRia provides a closing comment on bias in the system.
A humane critique argues the poor need a collective voice to escape exploitation and fear of losing jobs if unions form. The piece condemns selective criticism of unions, noting hypocrisy in conservatives and Catholics who oppose clergy aiding the downtrodden and claim a phony stance.
A reader denounces a $1 million Democratic Congress study on impeaching the President as wasteful since no criminal guilt has been proven. The letter claims the money would fund two salaries of $50,000 each for a year and ends with a pledge to not vote Democratic again.
Roy Innis plans a Princeton debate with Dr. William Shockley over racial differences in intelligence. The piece argues against silencing Shockley, stresses individual merit over group averages, and notes Harvard figures canceled a similar event. It highlights concerns about quotas and the danger of equating group averages with constitutional rights.
A study outlines future events revealed to John in a heavenly vision. An angel explains the vision, and John records the words of God and Jesus Christ. Reading aloud to the church brings blessing to listeners who heed the prophecy. The near fulfillment is emphasized.
Henry J. Taylor analyzes how turbulence in Greece disrupts American interests and NATO stability. The piece notes intensified Soviet pressure on Italy, expanded U.S. naval deployments at Elefsis, additional bases, and political tensions in Greece and Turkey that threaten NATO cohesion and democracy amid Cold War fears.
The piece argues that volatility is intrinsic to Greek politics dating to Socrates and Diogenes, with Papadopoulos noting persistent instability. It cites Aristides and Themistocles, ostracism, and Athens' political shifts, linking liberalization under Spyros Markezinis to university unrest and the Polytechnic turmoil in Athens with 75,000 students across ten institutions.
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