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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1973
Page
3
An advertisement touts Oxipor VAC as a very highly concentrated psoriasis treatment. It claims doctors found Osipor tire as effective as current products, dissolving red patches crusts and scales. Reported results include rapid improvement within days and patches breaking into smaller spots.
London UPI reports Greville Janner says Nigerian diplomats owe over 4,560 in parking fines but will not pay due to diplomatic immunity. He notes the figure accumulated in six years from numerous offenses.
The text explains the bluebonnet’s designation as Texas state flower after a 27th legislature action and notes people can grow them. It also provides contact details for foster care in Bexar County and Easter Seals treatment for disabled children, plus identification clues about a red breasted bird.
Florida lawmakers unanimously vote to rename U S Route One from Florida City to Key West The Harry S Truman Overseas Highway honoring the late president and Key West vacationer He died in December and state leaders push memorial dedication The report notes California retailers faced higher December check losses per Telecredit Inc.
McCord cooperated in private sessions with investigators after a Sunday news conference. He sought to influence timing for light sentencing, then pressed to have Cash lead the probe his way. The grand jury reopened its Watergate investigation as McCord vowed a forthcoming news conference.
Richard Schultz faces trial in San Antonio for the murder of attorney Ralph Winton Jr. The 176th District Court opened with Judge Preston H. Dial denying a venue change. Schultz, 31, from Houston, is jailed on a 50 000 dollar bond. Winton was found dead January 4 in his apartment on Lawn Dere.
One King Ranch in Texas is described as one third larger than Rhode Island, highlighting vast land area and the regional scale in a concise comparison. The piece contrasts two jurisdictions to illustrate immense size differences and regional identity.
Sen. William Proxmire urges cutting overseas covert operations to save about 1 billion dollars, about 16 percent of the intelligence budget. He proposes dismantling strategic analysis units across the armed services, trimming the Defense Intelligence Agency by 16 percent, NSA by 20 percent under civilian control, and reducing CIA operations directorate by at least 40 percent, plus stronger congressional oversight with full-time staff reports.
In Sheridan Colorado a masked robber held up Al Gutierrez during a Sunday grocery run. Armed with a gun he demanded cash, took the money, used the pay telephone to call a taxi, and then hid in the store bathroom while the cab was en route.
Michael Owen Denton, 23, formerly with the 2nd Armored Division at Ft Road, was sentenced to five years probation and a five year suspended term after pleading to theft of arms including M16 rifles and five 45 caliber pistols. FBI traced arms from a Riverside arrest to a cave near Fayetteville where most were recovered.
Natural Bridge Caverns near New Braunfels were designated a 1.5 natural landmark with a ceremony Sunday. Michael J. Becker of the Interior Department presented the certificate as plaque details were read. Frank Hildebrand of the Texas Tourist Development Agency presided. Mrs. Harry Hedemann accepted the certificate for the owners.
The retrial of Michael Wayne Evans and Michael Hugo Meyer for the January 1972 shooting death of Thomas C. Woodlee, manager of the Stop-N-Go at 2703 Losses, moves into its third day in 186th District Court. The first trial in 1972 under Judge John G. Benavides ended in a mistrial after a deadlocked jury.
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