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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1968
Page
3
Continuous rains foster three major lawn fungi Brown patch melting out and fade out. Brown patch can kill grass, melting out weakens runners, fade out browns leaves turning yellow then white with brown specks. Treatments claim to work reliably with Plantation Grass Panic and Nutra Chem products, repeated applications advised. Montgomery Alabama report notes common fungal issues and control guidance.
Readable fragments show ads for lawn fungus cures and garden products tied to Alabama education policy. Mentions Plantalion Lawn Fungus Cure, quantities, pricing, and claims of rapid turf restoration. References to court action, lawmakers, and debates on public schools alongside product pitches and legal quotes.
A proposed mandatory attendance zone ban risks eroding public backing for education as policymakers weigh district reform. Critics warn that forcing attendance boundaries could reduce community buy in and affect funding stability, while supporters argue for school choice and district efficiency.
About two hundred San Antonio fans gathered Thursday night to back college professor Eugene McCarthy for president. Supporters waved signs like Baseball and Apple Pie while Curtis Graves urged change through the Democratic Party and the democratic process. Graves, Houston liberal, spoke after returning from the credentials committee hearing of the National Democratic Convention.
Graves attacks McCarthy and Connally amid student crowd praising youth political involvement. He condemns law and order priorities and urges a national primary while predicting walkouts if delegates align with Connally. Other speakers include Padilly and Torres as demonstrators press for reform and party unity.
USIA Director Leonard Marks said the Soviets restarted jamming VOA in 1963 after a Czech invasion. The resumption follows a five year pause that began when bloc troops invaded Czechoslovakia.
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