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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1972

Page

2

San Antonio readers seek action on fire, water, and bike rules

The page reports Fire Department guidance on trash burning fines and reporting to the fire marshal. Readers address pollution in the Olmos Golf Course ditch as city crews restore banks, while two youths commend officials for protecting tadpoles and fish. a reader asks about biking on access roads near a highway.

E.T San Antonio Texas Air Control Board At Ink Olmos Shannon Lee McCullough Kim Chandler Lisa Smith San Antonis Department of Public Works

Espionage Case Against Perkins Opens At Maxwell

Special Investigation Group told of top secret documents found with TOP NCO Walter Perkins a 37 year old stationed at Tyndall who faced court martial on charges including possession of classified material and making false statements about its destruction. Witness Nunez testified Perkins carried five Panama City Panama City bound passes and was seen with classified papers during off duty hours at the base. The case drew in Soviet and Japanese contacts as part of a broader inquiry into possible loss of national security documents.

Tyndall U.S Nunez Fla Walter T. Perkins Perkins Panama City Alfor Joe C Syenee Wme Unnary Utne Mexico City Air Forestas Joe P. Peck Maxwell Air Force Mase Tokyo Edward Khagenov Kazuo Kobayashi Japan

Screwworm Precautions Expanded to Interstate Shipments

The Agriculture Department broadened an order on screwworm control requiring cattle moved from infested zones to be sprayed or dipped. Livestock entering southeastern states must be treated. those moving within infested regions require inspection and certification. Infested areas include parts of California Arizona New Mexico and all of Texas Oklahoma and Puerto Rico.

Washington Agriculture Department Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Georgia South Carolina Florida California Arizona New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Puerto Rico

Bill to Nearly Double Veterans Benefits Passes Senate

The Senate passed a bill to nearly double education benefits for Vietnam veterans. The plan would raise monthly GI benefits for single students from 175 to 230 dollars, increase for married students to 297, and for married veterans with one child to 389 plus 21 dollars for each additional dependent.

Wasrington UPI Senate Vane

Investigating Apollo 15 Cover Stamp Case

Three NASA astronauts David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin faced Senate and Justice Department scrutiny over unauthorized postage stamp covers sold abroad for up to 1500 each. They admitted taking stamps used as mementos before Apollo 15 mission in 1971, while authorities pursued the inquiry and canceled proceeds.

Washington API Earth Moon Europe Congress Thel Justice Department Department of Justice Senate Space David Scott Alfred Worden James Aeronautics and Space Admi Itwin Cape Kennedy Justice Department Navallit Astro- Post U.S.5 Okinawa

Space Health Plan Announced by NASA for Space Missions

Houston AP reports NASA announced a health care system for manned space flights. The plan pairs NASA with Lockheed Missiles and Space Co to design and build a program aimed at improving medical care on Earth and in space, seeking broader application.

Houston Aeropautik's and Space Administration NASA Lockheed Missile and Space Co

Murder Case Tots Taken To Shelter

Two infant sons of a couple, including a nine month old, are in the County Children's Shelter after a judge ordered custody pending a final hearing on a county request to declare them dependent and neglected. The couple’s daughter, Michelle, died in a hospital from a fractured skull possibly caused by a blunt instrument. A grand jury is expected to consider the homicide verdict.

Dist Franklin Spears Juan Pina Tr Javier Fina Juan Pina Jr Nogalitos Michelle Lily Bexay County Hospital Carl Walker Prand Paul H. Lehberger

Storm continues across city with varied side impacts

Details show continued storm coverage across Southeast, Ken West, South, Ruel, and Northeast Sides with measured rainfall amounts of 2.7, 3.85, 1.8, and 0.5 inches respectively. The report notes uneven distribution and ongoing weather advisories for residents.

Tornado Toll and Storm Damage Hit Texas Cities

Inland squalls from the Gulf lashed North Central Texas causing tornadoes and strong winds. A townhouse under construction in southwest Houston collapsed injuring five, including two off duty firefighters. NWS flash flood warnings affected up to 15 counties. Across Texas, rainfall varied, with Refugio and Port Aransas showing notable totals. A separate report cites unemployment data and a plane crash incident affecting job seekers and aviation metrics.

Gulf Texas Houston National Weather Service Port Aransas Corpus Christi Austin Victoria Robinson San Antonio Ale Way

Hide Export Amendment Clears House

Special to The Lipht reports Rep. Gonzalez secured House passage of an amendment to protect cattle hides from export quotas. The measure, attached to the Export Administration Act, passed 177 to 158 despite leather industry opposition. President Nixon favored limiting hides to curb meat price rises.

Washington Gonzater Congress House Nixon Gonzalez House Banking and Currency Committee

Firefighters seek discussion on hair rules in Houston

Houston fire officials say safety rules require a neat conservative appearance with hair off the neck and around the ears. The Houston Professional Firefighters Association voted Thursday to request a discussion with the department to relax the long hair prohibition.

Houston UPI Houston Professional Firefighter's Association

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