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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1973

Page

2

Gas Prices Raised by Major Oil Firms Shell and ARCO

United Press reports Shell Oil Co in Houston raised dealer and jobber prices by 3.2 cents a gallon while Atlantic Richfield said wholesale gasoline up 2 cents a gallon and distillate by 4.5 cents. Venezuelan crude exports to the United States will rise nearly one dollar per barrel, elevating fuel costs amid higher imported crude.

United Press Shell Atlantic Richfield Shell Oil Co Houston Los Angeles Venezuela United States

Federal Complex To Be Ready Next Year

MORRIS WILLSON reports U S district officials foresee occupancy of the HemisFair Plaza federal complex by Christmas 1974. The three-building project, including the U S Pavilion and Exhibit Building and a new courthouse, totals 325000 square feet with an estimated $6 million in taxpayer savings.

Morris Willson N Whitfield General Services Administration U. S Adram A. Spears HemisFair Plaza Durango U.S Confluence Theater Spears HemisFalr Federal Complex Dan Benedict San Antonio HemisFair Benedict H.H. Whitfield U.S. District Adrian A. Spears

HUD Aide Floyd Hyde to Step Down

Washington reports the second ranking HUD official undersecretary Floyd J. Hyde will resign on Friday. The move comes as the Department of Housing and Urban Development confirms the leadership shakeup at the top ranks.

Washington Department of Housing and Urban Development Floyd J. Hyde

Jupiter Flight Reveals Unseen Magnetic Field at Jupiter

Pioneer 10 transmission from eight million mile Jupiter shows a magnetic field far larger and more complex than Earths. Data indicates a 10 degree tilt, a wobbling axis, and constant particle counts despite orbital changes. Images of the planet highlight sharper contrasts between the Great Red Spot and surrounding bands.

Mountain View Call Pioneer 10 Jupiter James A. van Allen Space Agency Pioneer Central Center van Allen University of Iowa Earth van Allen Belt Pioneer Scienters Pronger

San Antonio Light Compacts Local Rates and Listings

Fragmented OCR text lists rates and notices for San Antonio area services and goods. It references outside Texas charges, international listings, and various monetary amounts like 2.00 and 14.00, with scattered place names and codes. The legible fragments hint at a classified or public notices section detailing pricing or postings.

Closing Law Crackdown Warned By District Attorney Butler

District Attorney Ted Butler announced a crackdown on enforcement of the closing law with merchants told to attend a Monday meeting in the DA’s office to learn which items may not be sold on successive weekends. The law, upheld by Texas and U S Supreme Courts, restricts weekend sales around the holidays and enforcement peaks before Christmas.

Byyart Moczygemba Ted Norris Yates Texas Legislatre Texas U.S Supreme Courts

LULAC Aims at State Posts

Framing a push to place more Spanish speaking citizens in Texas state executive posts LULAC Council No 2 outlines goals for next year Tom Sandoval president says the drive seeks fair share of top jobs and stronger equal employment efforts in civil service and Social Security Administration with Spanish speaking staff to serve Spanish speaking recipients while praising recent Department of Public Safety hiring of Spanish speaking highway patrol officers

Frankirejuo Lulac Council Tom Sandoval Sandoval LULAC Civil Service Social Security Administration Iip LULAD Department of Public Safety

Rites for Victims in Kumamoto Fire Tragedy

Mourners in Kumamoto attend Buddhist funeral rites as Japan reels from the Taiyo Department Store fire that killed at least 100. Authorities, led by Kikuji Sasaki, mobilize more than 300 fire personnel to probe the blaze, with bodies found in the eight story ruin and hundreds injured. Store president Kametsuru Yamaguchi says immediate payments of 3710 yen per family will be made, with further compensation planned. The disaster surpasses Tokyo’s 1942 Kirakiya fire in death toll and injuries.

Tokyo UPD Kumamoto Japan Taiyo Bunt&moto Kikuji Sasaki Kametsuru Yamaguchi Kirakiya

Debt ceiling expires after filibuster stalls extension

Congress let the national debt limit expire as a filibuster blocked a tempo rary financing rider. At midnight the limit fell to a permanent low, halting Treasury borrowing and leaving the government without borrowing power until a compromise next week. Senator James B. Allen led the filibuster opposing the campaign financing measure. Senator Carl Curtis warned of a $4.3 billion sale delay on Monday.

Washington Congress James B. Allen D-Ala Senate House Carl Curtis R-Neb Treasury

Astro Conrad to Retire From Space Agency and Navy

Houston based report says Charles Pete Conrad Skylab 1 commander and Navy captain will retire from NASA and the Navy effective February. He has logged four spaceflights totaling about 9 days 1 hour and 8 minutes in space.

Houston UPI Charles Pete Conrad Skylab 1 Monon Space Agency Navy Stopolton Cable Television Company Denver

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