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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1973
Page
2
The article discusses plans to issue durable voter registration cards within six months and recounts a resident's complaint about a car blocking a driveway and the police response. The officer said the law could do nothing about the parked car unless it blocked the street.
Readers ask if parking on private property is trespass and how to handle it. Police only remove vehicles if stolen or in crashes, private tow services can haul unauthorized cars with owner paying fees. Also notes a beekeeper contact for bee swarm problems and explains city boundary streets split by Commerce and Main Avenue with the river base line moved to Main.
Former Texas secretary of state and incumbent Charles Becker face Barrera, head of the GGL slate, in Place 2 as voters begin casting ballots. Light but steady turnout reported at precincts with Becker seeking re election and Barrera aiming to chair the city council headed by Lila Cockrell and Jose San Martin among others.
Thieu and Nixon meet at Casa Pacifica for a black tie dinner as Congress and the budget battle loom. Democrats urge deep cuts in U.S. troops in Europe while Thieu plans a four day Washington visit with Agnew before a European tour.
Renaissance story continues with Sir Thomas at Beeston Hall a 12 bedroom estate in East Anglia where he guards vast knowledge on Russia and World War II legends. He chats about Cicero the Nazi spy courier and Grand Duchess Anastasia claims while recounting his French and British connections and a newly written opera score.
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