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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1960
Page
4
A trainer crashed and burned at Bainbridge AFB Georgia during touch and go practice. His young wife at the base suffered a deep shock as emergency teams evacuated him. The incident involved a medical evacuation route plane and ties to a government foreign and military program.
Elizabeth Paylor and Eddie Fisher file libel suits seeking 7.25 million dollars against eight magazines. They accuse the tabloids of maliciously using sensational Turia headlines to boost circulation and allege the stories themselves did not substantiate the headlines and often contradicted them.
District Judge Delos Finch rules over a dispute where the city seeks to offset taxes on privately owned San Antonio Transit properties before a sale. The city offers $54,000 to clear 1959 taxes, while the county had ordered $4,000 under a different reading of the statute. The case proceeds with appeals anticipated.
Carrier staff member Garry Kohutek, a San Antonio Light carrier for two years born in Canada, competes with 53 other outstanding newspaper boys to win a Merit program trip to South America. The top two will join a holiday-sponsored group visiting Rio de Janeiro Buenos Aires Brasilia and Sao Paulo from December 27. The award, co sponsored by The San Antonio Light and American Weekly magazine, blends education entertainment and food promotion.
Davis faces the county commissioners court over his budget plan for 10 appraisers two clerks and 50 000 for office equipment to mechanize the tax office while commissioners urge reevaluation and warn no extra funds beyond 1960 levels unless new properties are added to the tax rolls.
George O. Woods, Sr. of 315 S Presa was in critical condition at Robert B. Green hospital with undetermined head injuries after a fall at an upstairs residence. He returned to his room carrying groceries when found unconscious at the bottom of the stairs. cause and length of the fall remain unknown.
Addison seeks to delay trial as his attorney argues for suppression of seized records and books. Five counts include mail fraud and conspiracy under securities laws in a six state mining case led by district attorneys and a county court clerk. Judge T Whitfield Davidson has set times for motions and pretrial proceedings beginning Monday.
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