Mexican Trade Fair Opens in San Antonio With Big Envisioned Impact
McCormick calls the five day Mexican Trade Fair at the Convention Center the most important foreign trade event in Mexico's history. More than 250 Mexican firms exhibit over 1,000 products while 600 buyers attend from across the U.S. to place orders, amid plans for a permanent San Antonio trade facility and future similar shows.
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UTSA Opens Fall Classes With Strong Early Enrollment
The University of Texas at San Antonio reports over 3,000 students enrolled in core courses for the new Fall term. President Peter T. Flawn leads a promising start as late registration closes tomorrow. classes currently meet at Roger Center, UT Health Science Center, and three local air bases while campus facilities are expanded.
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Pilonidal Cysts Often Silent Until Adulthood
A pilonidal cyst is a birth defect at the base of the spine that often remains dormant in childhood. It can be triggered by injury or infection, becoming painful in adulthood. Surgery removes the cyst and heals faster today, reducing recurrence when done before tissue devitalization by infection.
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Righties in the Nixon Budget Fight
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN notes that conservatives in groups like Young Americans for Freedom and the American Conservative Union press Nixon to curb federal spending and balance the budget. He argues the push is not extremism but a push to stop inflation and prevent the U.S. from drifting toward chaos.
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Bauman Triumph Signals GOP Rise In Maryland Race
In a Maryland special election, Robert Bauman a 36 year old Republican defeated Democratic veteran Frederick Markus for a U S congressional seat left vacant by the suicide of Mills Bauman a former Young Americans for Freedom leader and ACU founder campaigned on conservative principles and won in a district south of Baltimore that usually votes Democratic The result suggests conservative voters reject Watergate era fears and marks a boost for GOP amid national political tensions with Vice President Agnew campaigning to defend his innocence in kickback claims.
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The Greatest Good For The Greatest Number Debate
A critical defense of individual rights against Kennedy’s idea of the greatest good for the greatest number. The author argues freedom and personal initiative drive progress, warning that mass slogans threaten individual incentive and American liberty. It cites Pasteur Edison Jefferson to illustrate individual contribution over sheer numbers.
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Readers weigh in on animal testing and driver courtesy
A reader letter page comments on an editorial opposing the Air Force plan to debark beagles for research and urges expiring drug dates. It also includes letters praising editorials, critiquing American drivers in a funeral procession, and a satire about shortages and Nixon. The mix cites The Humane Society, lawmakers, and public policy concerns.
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