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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1975
Page
1
City Public Service seeks a 150 million bond issue amid council doubts and safety concerns about nuclear power. Officials debate energy sources, rate impacts, and timing as Mayor and several members are away at a convention.
The Aquifer Protection Association and the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce clash over the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone and a proposed regional mall. Each side accuses the other of anti growth measures while voters sign petitions for repeal or zoning referendums on mall development.
U S Representative Henry B Gonzalez refuses a Paris leg of a 10 member committee mission seeking information on Americans missing since the Southeast Asia withdrawal. Montgomery leads talks with Phan Von Sung and VN officials, with a plan to meet in Paris during Thanksgiving recess. About 1000 Americans are listed as missing in action, mostly military.
Squeezed by yearend taxes and shopping readers are urged to play the Light's TV Sweepstakes matching numbers from Sundays TV Channels Magazine. Prizes include $14, $Mil, $25 and $10 with $1,560 weekly potential. Latest bid winners include Mrs Kenneth Fut and Bisente Luehano.
The University of Texas at Austin Center for Energy Studies launches The Energy Forum a newspaper column offering practical money and energy saving tips. It answers how to winterize homes use appliances efficiently and reports on solar energy heat and coal developments plus natural gas from garbage and geothermal steam for electricity.
Li Cel Rodney Cox II is selected as vice president of the Community College of the Air Force at Randolph AEB. Cox, a Washington DC native, joined the college in 1974 and previously led the Careers Division. He holds an Ed Admin degree from the University of Arizona and was commissioned in 1983. Major Charles W. Cooper succeeds Cox as chief of the Careers Division. CAF president Carlyle Kaapke announced the changes.
River Walk zoning study could create a new 2g district as City Council flags stricter land uses for river area. Commission chair Straus declines public comment while city legal chief Finlay cites aim to curb nude joints like the Club Casino Strip and protect landscaping and patrol funding.
Dr. James W. DeFerd and Dr. Richard L. De Villez of San Antonio earned fellowship in the American College of Physicians Census Survey will visit about 400 housing units in the area as part of a national housing needs survey Salvation Army seeks donations to its Cheer fund for Christmas aid Town North YMCA offers a ski trip for eligible high school students Adele Adams of San Antonio named assistant to the state director for Metropolitan San Antonio for the American Association of Retired Persons A free horse show at Joe Freeman Coliseum Saturday and Sunday hosted by the San Antonio Chapter of the Texas American Saddle Horse Association Arts and crafts fair at Schertz City Park Pavilion two days starting Saturday Barrio Betterment and Development Corporation sponsors The National Association of Credit Management of Texas Holiday dinner dance and awards at Keily Air Force Base Officers Club over 7 p.m Friday More than 100 local artists display works at Schertz area fair sponsored by Cibolo Valley Jaycees Doctor Jay P. Sanford to speak at UT Health Science Center on combined medical meeting with physicians groups.
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