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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1969
Page
3
An assortment of readers questions and notes discuss legal action over dogs and cats, a sewer trench hazard on Southern Boulevard, and Kilroy folklore from WWII. Louis DiSabato explains gender markers in poultry are unreliable, suggesting a poultry farmer for sexing. A Works Department inspector notes trench work near the street is nearing completion.
A man threw red paint at U.S. Army General William A. Ford during a Dallas rally opposing Nixon's missile deployment. He was charged with fire assault, paid a $100 fine and released. The march from Grand Prairie to downtown Dallas proceeded with only minor incidents.
Deputy Jasper Wallace, 53, faces a Malice manner charge after a shooting at a Finn City Road party where three men allegedly assaulted a fourth. Wallace, a security officer, shot once from a .38 caliber pistol as a man advanced with a hand in his pocket. Jesse Cortez, 22, died at Robert B. Green Hospital.
An explosion damaged the rear of a building used as a Black Panther headquarters in Des Moines Iowa. Six party members inside escaped serious injury as police dismissed claims of police involvement and noted three blasts in a month in the Negro neighborhood.
Three youths were stabbed in separate early Sunday incidents at Hemvistair Plaza and remained hospitalized Monday. Frank Puerla, 15, of 914 N Comal, in poor condition at Bexar County Hospital, said four youths jumped him at about 3:20 a.m. Carroll Brown Jr, 20, of Richardson, reported being jumped at Gate 3 around 1:30 a.m. with a stab wound to the right side and was in satisfactory condition at Baptist Hospital. Pfc. Chester Sheldon, 17, Ft Sam Houston, listed with stab wounds to the side, was in satisfactory condition at Brooke Army Medical Center.
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