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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1973

Page

4

Recount set to determine runoff in council race

Becker sought a recount delaying canvass as 46 voting machines from 18 precincts plus absentees were reviewed. Judge Eugene Williams and aide Don Wright will oversee the recount, with results likely deciding if a runoff occurs by April 24 if not finished by Monday.

Ing Becker Gatti Agai Eugene Williams Don Wright Reeves Williams Alvin Padilla Leo Mendoza Robert L. M. Hilliard

RUNOFF CALL AS Independent Rohde seeks City runoff support

Independent candidate RUNOFF AB ROHDE appeals for defections from Place and runoff rivals ahead of April 17. He asks defeated candidates to back him and notes Robert Cowan, who trailed in Place 2 with 7,168 votes, plans to switch support to Rohde after defeat by Dr San Martin of the Good Government League.

Ab Rohde Good Government League Cliff Morton Rohde San Martin Cawan

Nixon Vetoes Rural Grants

President Nixon vetoed a 300 million federal grants program for rural water and waste disposal systems. Supporters say the veto could be overridden as the plan funds projects in most congressional districts.

Washington UPI Nixon

New resident motor tax rules in Texas questioned

The Light's Action Line explains the $15 new resident tax is not a sales tax but a fee on first vehicle registration in Texas. If prior state taxed the vehicle more than $15, the fee is reduced or waived. Texas sales tax on autos is 4 percent of the total price. New residents must show proof of tax paid elsewhere, or pay the difference.

York Texas J.R William C. Wilford Automobile Department Bexar County J. R

Returnee accounts of POW camp conditions during Vietnam War

Prisoners and officers describe how North Vietnamese captors manipulated appearances at the Hanoi Hilton during Miss Fonda's visit and heavy bombing. Witnesses recall coordinated efforts to frighten detainees and statements claiming Nixon would bomb POW camps, while assurances of safety were given.

Spencer Ayres Acosta Miss Fonda Hanoi Hilton Stischer Nixon United States

U S Forces Demand Not To Drop Below 2.2 Million

Defense Secretary Eliot L. Richardson told the House Armed Services Committee that the administration will not cut U S armed forces below 2.2 million. He noted the Army has shrunk from 19 divisions at the Vietnam peak to 13.

Washington UPT U.S Defense Eliot L. Richardson House Armed Services Committee

Viet Nam Indonesia and Poland discuss Tong Le Ctran crisis

Viet Nam, Indonesia, and Poland discussed the Tong Le Chan situation for two hours. A second letter to the JMC was proposed asking for a liaison officer to aid investigation. The South Vietnamese threaten to boycott JMC meetings until action is taken. A cease-fire could fail without camp measures and a 10,000 man relief force is planned.

Mary Indonesia Poland Tong le Ctran JMC South Vietnam Viet Cone Tong le Chan

House Nixes Food Price Rollback as Bill Moves On

Democrats overturn a food price rollback to May 1 1972 levels in the House while a GOP effort to stall the bill fails. The Patman bill undergoes two major amendments including the removal of a public disclosure provision that would expose private company data behind price increases. Opponents warn it would reveal trade secrets. An identical Senate provision exists.

House GOP Wright Patman D-Tex Senate

Wholesale food prices rise 1.2 percent in March

The wholesale index for farm products and processed foods and feeds climbed 1.2 percent in March, the largest gain since January 1951, with an annual rate of 53.1 percent for the first quarter. A congressional study forecast 10 percent consumer food price increases this year, blaming Agriculture Department policy blunders. Hawaii Cowboy Hawaiian cowboys are known as paniolos.

BLS Agriculture Department

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