Specialist in Drug Treatments Critiques U S Anti Drug Programs
A Boston addiction expert, Dr. Gerald E. Davidson, says U S drug education and advertising for youths are inaccurate and may cause harm. He urges health insurance for addicts and criticizes federal efforts as lacking depth and appealing to youths. Government spokesmen concede some ads are flawed but defend limited value.
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Dope Suspects Deny Charges In Savannah Indictment
Dope suspects in Savannah plead innocent to a federal indictment charging conspiracy to import marijuana from Mexico. Dr Willis B Mollingsworth Jr 41 a Savannah veterinarian and Malcolm A Estes Sr 58 remained jailed on bonds of 100000 and 35000 respectively. The indictment names nine persons including William and Truddi Estes and others with charges tied to smuggling large quantities of marijuana aboard flights and into Mazatlan Mexico in September 1972. Judge John H Wood Jr set plea dates and transfer hearings in San Antonio and Kansas City developments.
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Charles Philip Homburg
Tom Pollack
Ruliff Allen Bratton
Get Smart program brings training to San Antonio workers
San Antonio College launches a Get Smart program funded by the Texas Education Agency. Teachers go to students at worksites or the college to teach job skills, with classes at George Vaughan & Sons Sash and Door, Swift and Co, and other workplaces. Drills cover supervision, sales, math, and reading for current or future roles.
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Agnew Ends Trip in Greece Hails Move to Representative Government
Vice President Spiro Agnew concluded a five day private visit to Greece amid praise and claims the government is moving toward representative administration. Press spokesman Nyron Stamatopoulos noted Agnew’s remarks supporting Greece’s return to representative government during welcoming ceremonies in Athens and a village linked to his father.
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George Papadopoulos
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Talib Kewainen
Harm
Tribute paid to Dr Clyde Nail at SAC banquet
Civic and education leaders honored Dr Clyde Nail for 23 years with the San Antonio Union Junior College District at a banquet in the San Antonio College Entre mous Room. The event culminated in naming the $2.5 million technical building the Clyde R Nail Technical Center.
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San Antonio Light and San Antonio Gazette Subscription Rates
Subscription rates by carrier for daily and Sunday editions in Texas and beyond. Local rates show daily, Sunday, and combined options with monthly and yearly pricing. rates vary for out of state and international subscriptions including Mexico and foreign countries.
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Even Pencils Endanger Health in NY Study
In Binghamton New York Prof Bruce McDuffie of the State University of Binghamton warned yellow pencil lacquer risks to school children. McDuffie, a chemist known for mercury concerns, noted test results from New York showing about one in MO pencils with alarming contamination.
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Evacuation of 100 Patients From Baptport Hospital Fire
In Memphis, UPI reports 100 patients, many psychiatric or coronary cases, were safely evacuated from three floors of Baptlot Hospital after a fire in one wing. The blaze on the ninth floor was confined to the Monrde annex storage area. Fire chief Hamllton said argon was suspected but not confirmed. Hospital administrator Nurkin described smoke flooding to floors six, seven, and eight, complicating firefighting efforts.
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Bomb in pipe injures maker in Cawndale
John J. Mowatt 64, reportedly admitted making a bomb when an explosive device in a pipe exploded Friday. The blast blew him through the front screen door of his home in Cawndale, California, and left him critically injured. Sheriff's detectives described the device as battery powered.
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Survivors Win in Court Over Plane Crash Damages
A Friday judgment orders the estate of Arthur Lee Aldrich to pay 40540 to four surviving children and 6000 to the parents of Ceella Che Dalup Narro, who died in a plane crash near San Antonio. The suit, filed Feb 10 1970, names Barbora Gonzalez Jr and family and Cecila Narra family as plaintiffs.
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Illic Barbosa Gonzales
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Garela Narra
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Gonealea
Garela Navi
Musical Fun Funstival Off To A Big Start
About 1,000 attendees filled Willita Assembly Ball for the three day Greek Funstival opening night. The Well Wishes a four piece Greek band from Oklahoma City headlined with traditional and modern falk-dance amusements. Kal Pare ab! and a Greek folk dance group provided additional entertainment. Authentic Greek cuisine featured souvlaki dolmades and baklava plus toukoumadas. A Greek coffee house offered strong coffee and pastries. The festival runs 6 pm to midnight Saturday and 6 pm to 6 pm Sunday with dinners 6 10 pm Saturday and 1 7 pm Sunday. Entrance is 1 for adults and 25 cents for children under 12. Proceeds benefit St Sophia Building Fund and Orlixlos Charities.
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Dent Defends Nixon While Attacking Texas Democrats
Wayne Morton reports Dent, former SC Republican chair and Nixon counsel, praised the president for a peace legacy and economic plans while accusing Texas Democrats of unethical conduct over Sharpstown fraud. Dent criticized national press coverage as biased and defended Nixon as a realist with 20 20 vision.
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Daily Texan Award Winner Excerpt Awards Lore
New York UPI report states The Daily Texan at University of Texas and Daily Kansan at University of Kansas were honored with pacemaker awards for excellence for 1970 71. The awards recognize top papers from three operating categories chosen for publication frequency and college type.
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