Nobel Prize Sweep Restores American Prestige Amid Survey Blues
A Washington report notes a USIS poll showing Western Europe views American prestige at a 22 year low. Later that day Chicago novelist Saul Bellow won the Nobel Prize in literature, with Americans also taking physics chemistry medicines and economics prizes in a historic sweep.
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Teachers Runner-Up Cites Love and Humor in Classroom
Dr Anne Ramundo Catalini of Lee High School, runner-up for Texas Teacher of the Year, says love patience and humor are essential in teaching. The eight time mother offers her view and is celebrated for her honor while saluting other teachers who share the same beliefs.
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Youth leader Jupy Davalos Honored by Catholic Youth Org
San Antonio native Jupy Davalos, UTSA athletic director, named Catholic Youth Organization Man in Youth. He urged youth to view sports as a teacher of unselfishness humility and resilience in both winning and losing. The community honors him.
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Ruben Escobedo named Distinguished Alumnus at St Marys
Ruben Escobedo, longtime Handy Andy Inc. executive and 1960 San Marys graduate, will be honored tonight as Distinguished Alumnus of the Year at St Marys University alumni dinner. Dr. Robert West of Tesora Petroleum will speak on the free enterprise system. Escobedo has served as president and COO of Handy Andy and holds roles with Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center of Bexar County, United Way, Westside YMCA, Forrest Hills PTA, and Golden Mile Optimist Club.
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Shanghai Fallout Seen From Maoist Power Shifts
A long critique argues the PLA orchestrated the Shanghai crackdown on Madame Mao and allies during a cultural upheaval. It links the removals to power struggles involving Wang Hung-wen Yao Wen-yuan Chang Chun-chiao and fears of Beijing military influence and possible Teng Hsiao-ping rehabilitation.
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Buckley Moynihan Race Seen As Symbolic Clash In NY
In a debate framed as a clash of traditional conservatism and liberalism, Senator Moynihan and Senator Buckley argue over federal power and New York’s needs. Moynihan touts bringing federal funds to New York, while Buckley stresses limiting federal intrusion and securing New York’s rightful share. The exchange highlights broader tensions over government scope and state priorities.
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