Dentists Warn Sugar Harms Teeth and Health at Meeting
Dr Donald Masters told the 59th annual meeting of the American Academy of Periodontology that sugar is a major dietary factor driving periodontal disease and systemic health issues. He urged cutting sugar, eating natural foods, and good oral hygiene as prevention while noting the San Antonio event drew over 2 000 dentists and featured Rep Paul Rogers of Florida as a keynote speaker.
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America
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Donald Masters Si Suger
Masters
Benaral
Nolin
San Antonio
American Academy of
Convention
Paul Rogers
Florida
House Public Health and Environment Subcommittee
Academy
Claude &. Walters
San Antonio Community Calendar Highlights and Events
Rabbi Arnold Scheinberg will sermon at Congregation Rodrey Sholom 6:30 a.m. Friday at 1162 Laurel. A panel on San Antonio growth meets 7 p.m. Friday at St. Mary’s Moody 14 building. The League backs Amendment 1 in November for legislative sessions and pay raises. Housing threat discussed 7:30 p.m. Friday at Villa Tranchese. A Retired Persons chapter forms 2 p.m. Wednesday Oct 31 at Windcrest UMC. CBS anchor Daniel Schorr speaks Saturday at Our Lady of the Lake College’s Third Auditorium with $1 for students. Halloween dance 5 p.m. Saturday at Polish American Center. AFSCO Local Union 2499 launches citywide organizing drive. Study-Line homework help runs 5–8 p.m. at JCC. Rep Henry Gonzalez speaks 8 p.m. Saturday at Turtle Creek CC. Tickets at door.
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San Antonio
Moody
St. Mary's University
St. Mary's Institute of International and Public Affairs
Higher Social Security Taxes Spar Overtones of Criticism
Charles J. Zimmerman, a leading insurance executive, told the Downtown Rotary Club in San Antonio that growing Social Security taxes divert billions from essential programs and misallocate funds. He urged privatizing administration while preserving taxes and benefits, arguing private agencies are more efficient and current programs are wasteful and unproductive.
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Charles J. Zimmerman
San Antonio
Zimmerman
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Rotary Club
St. Anthony
Insurance Hall of Fame
Zichmerman
Social Security Synteny Ag
Historic Park Plan Nears Completion For 1976 Bicentennial
Historic Park plan to link San Antonio missions along the river from Olmos Dam to Loop 410 moves toward funding and final design. The 1,406 acre project aims for 1976 completion with city state private and possibly federal funds. An archaeological survey south from Ashley to Mission Espada is planned at a $15,400 city cost before development.
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Gaylon Finkler
San Antonio
Community Revelopment Office
Missions Task Force of the River Corridor Committee
RCC
Missions of
Canim Abert
Mendoza
Gaircha
Mission Concepcion
Lone Star Brewery
Ashley
Stinson Field
Grays
Mission Espada
Dan Scurlock
Tres Historical Committee
Auuquilies
Prchvesinghca
Undeveland
Sis
Tost
Scurlock
Manager Quits City Inn After Brief Tenure
Bryan Sanelin resigns as manager of the City Inn after a short tenure ending Rex. 1. City Council accepted the resignation on Tuesday night.
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Bryan
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City Inn
Deaf Rehabilitation Center Opens at Methodist Mission
The Southwest Center for the Deaf expands services at the Methodist Mission Home to include rehabilitation for deaf adults over 18. With a pilot group from Texas and New Mexico, the center will offer counseling medical services and job preparation, sharing facilities with unwed mothers. Fees may apply, with some financial aid available. The program aims for eight months to a year and a half, marking a pioneering statewide effort in rehabilitation.
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Methodist Mission Homie
Southwest Center For the Deaf
Texaas
New Mexico
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Parsons
Ted Richardson
Ge Texas Rehablltration Commission
Texas Education Agency
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Richardson Accments
Methodist Mission
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Fragmented San Antonio Notice With Mixed Numbers
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Veronica Ortiz
Maria Rothenbach
Rosa G. Diaz
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Rancho Alegre Auveen
Max Virgil
Martha Diaz
Charros del Bafio
Jose Diaz
Charros del Bajie
Reginaldo Frazatto
Sgo Paulo
Brazil
Nelle Hildebrand
Stutt
Arnold Scheinberg
Congregation
Rodrey Sholom
Laurel
League of Women Voters
James C. Timms
League
American Association of Retired Persons
Windcrest United Methodist Church
Jerome K. Harris Sr
CBS
Russia
Daniel Sciorr
Our Lady of the Lake College
Missin
American Federation of State
San Antonio Area
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Henry Munoz Jr
Munoz
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Bexar County
Jewish Community Center
W. Ratopart
Henry Gonzalez
Washington
Democratic Women of
Turtle Creek Country Club
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By Ige P. Faulkner
Charles Zimmerman
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Planning and Zoning Department
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John Cardivell
Texas Rehabilitation Center
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