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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1976
Page
9
Dr. Robert M. White says government action reduces porpoise deaths in tuna fishing. Since four years of regulations, takes dropped from 300,000 to 70,000 annually. Industry may spend up to 32 million on mesh gear. data from surveys across five million ocean miles aid conservation and calls for international cooperation.
Officials say CPS bills may drop next April after the Interstate Commerce Commission reduced coal haul rates from Wyoming to San Antonio. The savings could reach 11.2 million dollars annually, aiding plant fuel costs, but divisions warn actual per customer gains feel smaller.
Archbishop Francis J. Furey will celebrate a commemorative mass marking the 100th anniversary of the Sisters of the Society of St. Teresa of Jesus known as Las Teresianas. The order founded in Tarragona Spain by Fr. Henry de Osso began in San Antonio in 1919, founding St. Teresa's Academy and Henry de Ossa School and now serves in a dozen nations with All for Jesus as motto.
John P Roche critiques Ford for not listening during the Ford Carter foreign policy confrontation. He cites Ford's denial of Soviet domination and notes Carter's debate performance, including blind spots on Radio Liberty and Kissinger policy. The piece argues detente debate splits advisers and highlights Eastern European concerns.
Buckley argues Ford blundered on Poland during a debate on foreign policy, challenging the image of a competent president. He contrasts Democratic and Republican stances, notes the awkward explanation given by Ford, and likens Ford to a Bionic Man forgetful of Poland’s 1945 loss, urging readers to seek the truth beyond the slip.
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