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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1973

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Ex-POW's Son Dies In Sand Cave-In Near Port Aransas

PORT ARANSAS Randall Jay Myers, 14, son of Lt. Col. Armand J. Myers, died after a dune collapse during a weekend outing near Mustang Island. He and friends dug caves in the sand when a seven foot dig collapsed, suffocating him. Local deputies conducted two hours of resuscitation before he died at the scene. The boy, reunited with his POW father Feb 17, attended O'Henry Junior High in Schertz. Services are pending.

Spector Port Aransas Randolph Jay Myers Here Universal City Armand J. Myers Mustang Ben Cash Myers Willard Hall Usaf Medical Center O'Henry Junior High School Schertz

Court Denies S A Appeal in San Antonio School Finance Case

The Supreme Court denied a rehearing in the Edgewood SD San Antonio school finance dispute. The 5-4 ruling earlier upheld local property taxes as a method to fund public schools, rejecting education as an explicit constitutional right. Plaintiffs included Demelrin FP Rodriguez and four other Mexican American parents.

Wasrington Supreme Court San Antonio Texas Demelrin FP Rodriguez Edgewood

Fiesta River Parade ushers in San Antonio Fiesta of 1973

The Fiesta River Parade opens at 7 30 p m on Monday with 47 decorated barges led by the U S Alamo miniature battleship and the Texas Cavaliers Herald Barge signaling King Antonio II. Other floats depict Canes Film Festival Washington’s Birthday and Night in Old San Antonio.

San Antonio River U.S Vine King Antonio II San Antonio Ballet Company France Kelly Air Force Base Band of the West Washington Bachelors Club of San Antonio Playboy Geri Gonzales Lavonne McConnell

Nixon's Lawyer Tied to Secret Fund in Campaign

The Washington Star-News reports President Nixon's personal lawyer Herbert W. Kalmbach controlled a secret Newport Beach California fund possibly reaching half a million dollars used for polling and disrupption including payments to Los Angeles attorney Donald W. Sepretti. The fund was hidden in an ink account at Bank of America Newport Beach and funded by cash cashier's checks from Security Pacific National Bank. The Star-News notes prior reports of large sums linked to Nixon campaign surveillance and possible Watergate activity. The Washington Post cites sources indicating Nixon was warned last December that associates including John W. Dean and John N. Mitchell may have been deeply involved in illegal surveillance and cover-up. The Watergate grand jury continues its investigation as Dean is set to appear.

Washington UPIT Nixon Herbert W. Kalmbach Washington Star-News Newport Beach Calif Los Angeles Donald W. Sepretti Sepretti West Coast Star-News Bank of America Security Pacific National Bank Varius Lee Washington Post John W. Dean John N. Mitchell Watergate Grand Jury Dean White House Edward W. Brooke

Invention of the First Car Early Steam Vehicle

Action Line readers ask about the first car. Nicholas Joseph Cugnot of Lorraine built a steam powered four passenger vehicle in 1789. It moved at 27 mph for short bursts, then rested to rebuild steam power. One model is kept in Paris.

Royal Automobile Club of Great Britain Club de France Nicholas Joseph Cugnot Lorraine Cugnot Cugnol Conservatoire Des Arts Et Metiers Paris

Seven Die In El Paso Gas Blast At Low Rent Building

A gas leak under a low income one story building in El Paso exploded at dawn, tearing through eight of 15 apartments. Seven people were killed including two newlyweds. 23 were injured, eight hospitalized. Fire officials blamed underground gas and a collapse. Surviving residents helped with rescue efforts.

EL Paso UPI Marion Coleman Coleman

Fiesta program events at HemisFair Plaza schedule

A sequence of civic and cultural events outlines a Fiesta program across HemisFair Plaza and related venues. Highlights include Jaycees La Semana Alegre, Fiesta Noches Mexicanas, River Parade, and multiple exhibitions, fashion shows, and musical performances from noon to midnight across Monday and Tuesday at Belgian Pavilion Ursuline Convent and Alamo venues.

HemisFair Plaza Jaycees San Antonio River Southwest Craft Gallery Fasco de

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