Carrasco Under New Indictment Maneuver Advances Freeway
A House Rules Committee maneuver advances the North Freeway amid a tight highway bill debate. The $18.3 billion federal highway bill faces House and Senate action after a rules vote waives points of order, keeping the North Freeway amendment in play. If approved, construction could begin within months pending a signed bill and fund allocations, with state officials projecting completion in about two years. President Wilson signals potential support if Congress moves the package forward, though party divisions over high‑trust fund diversions for mass transit loom large.
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James Wright
Texas
House Rules Committee
San Antomo
House
Senate
Wright
Rules Committee
San Antonio
Freewi
J. C. Dingwall
Austin
Wison
Congress
Republican Party
Fairmass Transit
Action Line Answers Stamp Profit Question
A reader asks if it is legal for a small country store to profit by selling postage stamps. Frank B. Coy, USPS customer programs manager, says it is not illegal for store owners to profit on stamps, noting rural residents sometimes buy stamps from their postman. A California pilot may expand to let customers order stamps via mail.
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Frank B. Coy
Manaager
U.S
Seryaut Anlono
Coy
Califory
Light's TV Sweepstakes Jackpot Contest Promises $4000 Prize
A Sunday Light promotion invites readers to match a seven digit number on the magazine cover for a chance at a $4000 prize. If unclaimed this week, the pot rises to $5000 and remains until a winner is found. The sweepstakes runs alongside a $1500 weekly TV sweepstakes prize.
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TM Cianaels
Hye
Vwo
Haldeman Memo Sparks Senate Watergate Clash
Washington sources report H R Haldeman testified about a memo noting violent and obscene demonstrations could arise at a Graham rally in Charlottle North Carolina last October. Senator Lowell Weicker produced the memo accusing the Nixon White House of welcoming protests for political impact while Haldeman defended the document saying it misinterpreted his intention. The hearing grew tense as the memo was read and discussed.
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UPI
R. Haldeman
Mixon
Billy Graham
Charlonte
N.C
Lowell
Weicker
R-Conn
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon White House
Haldeman
Mal
Det
Weikkker
Xnidentin
Nota Hon
Graham
Nixon
John Wilson
Sam J, Ervin Jr
DNC
Gas Priority Disputed by CLAY ROWISON AT Sea
San Antonio Public Service and partners seek a Texas Railroad Commission hearing to halt Lo-Vaca’s gas diversions amid a supply shortage. They allege a 130 million cubic feet daily shift to Tess Utilities Fuel Co and a 33 billion cubic feet figure with Dow Chemical, linked to long term Lo-Vaca contracts.
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Clay Rowison
Austin
la- Vaca Gathering Co
San Antonio
Texas Railroad Commission
City Public Service
City of Austin
Lower Colorado River Authority
Board of Regents of
University of Texas System
Austiny
Lower River Authority
Lo- Vaca
University of Texas
Southern Union Gas Co
Lo-Vaca
CPS
LoVaca
Pire
Tess Utilities Fuel Co
Dow Chemical Co
Bexar County Grand Jury Returns 2 Counts Against Carrasco
Fred Gomez Carrasco a reputed South Texas narcotics kingpin faced two additional counts in a Bexar County grand jury indictment for assault on a peace officer with intent to commit murder and related charges. The 33 year old fugitive wounded during capture at El Tejas Motel in Roosevelt was deemed an habitual offender with prior federal and state murder related convictions. He remains hospitalized after a July shootout and has other indictments including the Marea 10 slaying.
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Bexar County
Texas
Fred Gomez Carrasco
Carrasco
Par Cmes
South Side
el Tejas
Roosevelt
Dave Flores
Pilent
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Flores
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Hernin
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Preston H. Dial Jr
Vth
Gilbert Escobery
Pearsall Road
Guadalajara
Cari
Ager
Bexar Coumty Hospital
Zurich woman jailed over forged papers in Hughes hoax case
In Zurich a 98 year old woman was sentenced for using forged identity papers to deposit 750000 dollars that New York publishers paid to Howard Hughes via her husband Clifford Irving. The case ties to a long running autobiography hoax and a March imprisonment.
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Switzerland
Howard Hughes
Lay
Teeing
New York
Hughes
Chiford Irving
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