Mini Warehouses Request Rejected By Local Panel
Planning and Zoning commissioners denied a petition by about 25 homeowners to permit 67 mini warehouses behind Briercroft shopping center. Residents feared lower property values increased traffic and noise. center manager Ted Rushing argued storage would boost value and traffic would be controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briercroft
Ted Rushing
Robert Davis
Hashing
Lubbock Commercial Building
Thichve
John Wharton
Owhets
House Energy Bill Seeks Regulators and Veto Risk
The Senate approved a three member regulatory board to set natural gas prices at the energy secretary’s request with presidential veto potential. Carter urged strong action for consumers while noting cash reserves of oil companies and uncertain future exploration. Policy talks continue in a House Senate conference as energy research funding is debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House-Senate
White House
Carter
House Energy Subcommittee
Dody Powell
Powell
Phe
Hatead
Ceven
Howell
Schlesmmer
Brefin Onerect
Meter Tampering Ring Uncovered in San Antonio
CPS officials expose an organized meter tampering ring affecting apartments, hotels, and homes. Four men conspired with property owners to alter readings, costing around $30,000 in electricity and natural gas. Police are investigating as CPS recovers about half the losses and aims to reclaim remaining funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Capd Olbrenals
Civ
Setghee CC Psi
Abotteter
CPS
Pas Ac
Clayton Wall Cps
Albert Zalesky
Walliant Cps
Ahainsc
Othe Tits
Bombings target Frankfort Avenue and area mailboxes
In May two bombings struck Frankfort Avenue and several mailboxes outside B and A Electric 2802 York Avenue and residences at 4612 22nd Street 5052 27th Street 4601 17th Street and 4604 21st Street No injuries were reported. Each device was a snuff can with brick powder and a red fuse. Suspects said boxes were chosen randomly with no specific motive beyond curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort Avenue
B&a Electric
York Ave
22Nd St
27Th St
17Th St
21St St
Cox
Extremist actors press for hostage release during train incident
Report describes Dutch Moluccan militants on a train at night holding dozens, demanding release of 21 jailed extremists and a Jumbo jet not used to ferry them. Mrs. Faber notes care concerns and shifts in demands while a pregnant hostage and several women are among those held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faber
Dick Mulder
Holland
Thea Linver
San Leeuwen
Ne Che
Bovensmilde School
Haldeman Mitchell Prison Date Nears
The article reports that H R Haldeman and John N Mitchell are set to begin prison terms likely on June 22 for conspiring to cover up White House involvement in Watergate. Sirica will issue the exact date after hearings. Ehrlichman already started serving. Mitchell seeks Supreme Court reconsideration. Liddy and others pace Allenwood and Lompoc camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. R. Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
White House
U.S
John J. Sirica
Nixon
Sirica
Mitchell
Haldeman
Richard M. Nixon
Supreme Court
Ehrlichman
John D. Ehrlichman
John J. Wilson
Wilson
Los Angeles
Bob Haldeman
Haldeman-Ehrlichman-Mitchell
Plato Cacheris
Supreme Court of the United States
Sinca
National Public Radio
Warren J. Burger
United States
David Frost
Ehrichman
Sirhan Still Claims Mental Blackout In RFK Killing
Sirhan Sirhan told Los Angeles County supervisors he has a persistent mental blackout about the RFK assassination and cannot remember the events. Attorneys and officials pressed for further psychiatric testing and possible hypnosis to jog his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirhan
RFK
Soledad
Calif
Sirhan Sirhan
Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Kenneth Hahn
Baxter Ward
Soledad Prison
Hahn
Ward
Kennedy
Godfrey Isaac
Los Angeles Ambassador Hotel
Isaac
Sen. Kennedy
Ambassador Kitchen
Palestine
Bobby Kennedy
Ismuel Hahn
Ilahin
Strhan
California
Strehan
Romanian Traveler Seeks Friendly Aid in Detroits First Stop
Retired construction technician Neeculat Ghimpu from Romania travels the world on a dry tap, aided by locals. In Detroit Michaela Tancu, 21, a Romanian American student, translates and helps him as he searches for affordable routes and safe contacts to move to the next city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroed
Romuania
Neeculat Ghimpu
Ghimpu
Detroit
United States
Syria
Jordan
Egypt
Libya
Tunisia
Algena
Morocco
Canada
Michaela Tancu
University of Michigan
U S and Cuba Near Pact on Broad Changes
The United States and Cuba edge toward a formal, secrecy-laden agreement covering territorial fishing rights and broader changes. Key points include human rights, Cuban influence in Africa, and calls for about $2 billion in aid or support for American firms, with talks planned to announce the deal in both Washington and Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Havana
Direc
Reia
Africa
Nndi
Castro
VA Bill checks drop to 26000 as changes slow benefits
Washington AP reports the VA limited June payments to 26 000 GI Bill checks due to new funding rules. Congress trimmed government losses by delaying automatic prepayments and shifting to a one time transition as the VA adjusts training, work study and education program payments beginning July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Cleland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paula Tilker
Avalanche-Journal
Recreation Club
Vth Street
Vietnel Martin
Vh Street
Wateet
University Avenue
Alhambra
Timbout Fis Phins
Martin
Pat Melton
DOD
Pusha
Loop 289
Lobe Avenue
Voluamie Trom
Hamaly
Vernon Brown
2Rd Street
Joliet Avenue
Lowery Jt
Briercroft Savings and Loan Association
Path Street
EOD
Milwattheevenue
Zoo
House
Carter Cob Vitis
Schlesmper
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Allenwood
Egil Krogh
James W. McC
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Lomp If
Seles
Lompoc
Dwight Chapin
Kalmbach
Segretti
Lom Haldeman
Supen
Congress
VVA
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!