Rally Protests Turn Violent Police Break Up Jefferson County
Police used tear gas to disperse thousands of demonstrators at an election eve antibusing rally in southern Jefferson County Louisville. At least seven arrests were reported after brick and bottle throwing as protesters urged voters to oppose court-ordered busing for school integration in Kentucky.
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Cryptic Word Puzzle by Bob Montana in Thomas
A puzzle list by Bob Montana style shows clues and foreign terms with letter substitutions. A quoted aphorism on changing minds followed by Robert Henry Miller credits appears at the end.
Coal shortage threatens new San Antonio power plants
SAN ANTONIO AP CPS faces no coal to run two new plants opening late 1976 early 1977. A Sierra Club suit blocks Montana mining, delaying interim and long term coal supplies. CPS seeks bonds and court action to compel mining while pursuing alternative sources to stockpile three months of fuel for testing. CPS also delays a monthly payment to the City of San Antonio, now about $5.5 million.
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City Public Service
Sierra Club
Montana
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Glenn Biggs
Biggs
Dream of two nations golf course eyed in Brownsville
Bill Bass, a 47 year old Cleburne native, plans an international Rio Grande golf complex with nine holes in the United States and nine in Mexico. He has transformed Brownsville's old Country Club into Valley International, plus Rancho Viejo near Olmito, and envisions Rio Bravo Country Club spanning 1000 acres with multiple golf courses and homes. Bass acknowledges the international phase is distant and depends on two governments.
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Texas
Mexico
Bill Bass
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Rio Grande Valley
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Old Country Club
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Rancho Viejo Country Club
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Rio Bravo Country Club
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Houston Chief Back at Office After Heart Attack
Acting Police Chief RJ Clark returns to the Houston Police Station on a part time basis for the next three weeks after suffering a heart attack on September 24. Deputy Chief LeRoy Mouser will continue to serve as chief until Clark resumes full time duties.
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LeRoy Mouser
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Border threat from guns narcotics trade warned by DEA
The DEA's El Paso Intelligence Center says Mexican guerrilla groups swap heroin for American arms, a report obtained by The San Antonio Light notes. Officials warn the border trade could threaten U S Mexico relations and hemispheric security, while Mexico counters.
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el Paso Intelligence Center
EPIC
Jacque Kiere
Kiere
Mexico
U S
Western Hemisphere
John Warner
DEA International Intelligence Division
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Golden Triangle
Humberto E. Moreno
Moreno
TEA Desegregation Plan Blocked by San Antonio Judge
U S District Court Judge Adrian Spears temporarily bars the Texas Education Agency from enforcing a desegregation plan in San Antonio's Northside ISD. The injunction halts pairing of six elementary schools and busing of 1,763 students to achieve racial balance.
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U.S. District Court
Adrian Spears
Texas Education Agency
San Antonio
Northside
TEA
Perment
Spears
Cable
Esparza
Forest Hills
Tyler
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