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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1972

Page

2

HUD Advice on PAA 245 Housing Qualifications

The Light's Action Line notes that HUD sees only applications passed by lenders. To qualify for PAA 245 housing you need a good credit record, about $200 cash to close, stable income, and ability to cover family needs and mortgage payments. Each case is judged individually. Action Line suggests trying another mortgage company and visiting the HUD office at 4108 Main if unsure.

HUD Mortgage Company

Police Probe Two Fatal Shot Cases Injections Suspected

Police investigate two Friday deaths believed linked to fatal heroin injections. One body dumped in the parking lot of Robert B Green Hospital, the other found in a South Side yard and rushed to Santa Rosa Medical Center. Puncture wounds suggest needles forced into arms. Authorities connect the deaths to a Cassiano Homes incident where a man was forced with a needle and abducted.

Robert B. Green Hospital Santa Rosa Medical Center Cassiano

Ramsey Clark in North Vietnam draws GOP fire over peace stance

Critics blast Ramsey Clark for his North Vietnam visit with a group linked to U S crimes in Indochina, quoting him deploring bombing and urging forgiveness while sparing harsh remarks about U S actions. Ford and Thompson demand investigations as Brook accuses Clark of becoming a megaphone for Communist propaganda.

Clark North Vietnam International Committee of Inquiry U.S Indochina Hanoi Radio Haiphong Rogers Shriverland Clark Sen Edmund 5S Muskie Nixon Reputican Gerald R. Ford Shriver Paris Ford Fletcher Thompson Rga Richard Kleindienst Justice Department United States Wold REDS William Brook R-Tenn Tead Committee For Aftormey Ramsey Clark Brook George S. McGovern McGovern Sohe

Regents Budget Details Include Faculty Raises and Institute Funds

Regents discuss fall enrollment and budget items with a2 students cited. Legislative appropriations show salary increases of 18,336 and 7,297 for faculty and nonfaculty staff. The Dental School budget rises about 20.8 percent with a near 60 percent boost for organized activities. The Institute of Texan Cultures shows a budget of 849,473 with allocations for administration exhibits and research, plus 35,013 for nonfaculty salary raises.

Nan Tacity Dental Institute of Texan Culttures

McGovern appeals to unite Democrats in Rhode Island

McGovern urged party unity and efforts to heal wounds after a split in Rhode Island. He announced Robert Wagner would run his New York campaign with Joseph Grandmaison as first assistant, while addressing alleged misunderstandings over delegate division and aiming to back Eagleton. About 6,500 welcomed him at Westminster Shopping Mall before his New York trip.

McGovern Provider The R.I Richard Nixon Rhode Island New York City Tater Robert Wagner New York Joseph Grandmaison Wagner Grandmaison Rhede Island Larry McGarry Richard M. Nixon McGarry Thomas Eagleton D-Mo

Slain by Mystery Man at Manhattan Bar

In New York, a man entered the Neapolitan Noodle bar in Manhattan on a Friday night, ordered a drink, then opened fire with two guns. Two men were killed and two others wounded. A witness described the shooter fleeing in a car. One wounded man was Leon Schneider of East Meadow, New York. another injured patron, James Faram, was taken to Lenox Hill Hospital and was not thought to be in serious condition. Police did not identify the dead.

New York UPY Manhattan Parke Leon Schneider East Meadow N.Y Leother James ‘Farem Lenox Hill

Senate OKs 4 Million for Capitol Security Devices

Washington The Senate Friday passed legislation authorizing up to 4 million dollars to install security devices throughout the Capitol complex. The measure seeks to bolster protection for lawmakers staff and visitors amid ongoing security concerns.

Washington UPH Senate

Airlift Opens to Feed 24 000 as British Port Strike Looms

Britain launches emergency airlift to island communities worsening port strike. RAF Hercules planes from Kinloss carry sugar flour cereals meat and other foods to Orkney and Shetland within hours of the seaport walkout. Longshoremen push for wage justice and job security as talks falter, with government considering emergency powers and troop transport to move vital supplies.

London UPS Military Transporta Britain Stenes Hercules Vtha Royal Air Force Kinloss Scotland Orkney Islands Shetland Islands Aberdeen House of Lords

Senate Aims to Trim Legal Services Plan Amid Nixon Opposition

The Senate debated shrinking a proposed two year extension of the War on Poverty legal services program for the poor. Senators from Massachusetts and New York pressed for a compromise with the White House and House conferees, seeking a private corporate model while fearing administration vetoes and the loss of board control.

Washington UML Senate War On Poverty Agency Sees Emhs White House Allopetty Nixon House Follegal Services Attorneys Edward M. Kennedy representa]Mass House Agres Jacob thelJavils R-N.y Gaylord Nelson D-Wis Conferences Services Corporation New Legal

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