Light's Action Line and Aid Requests Across Pages
Community readers seek help for magazine delays, church audio gear, welfare assistance, and local referrals. Notes urge writing to Publishers Clearing House for delays, renting sound equipment from Donald L. Smith Co. or Back Stage Inc. for a Christmas program, and contact Project FREE counselor Leonard Alleman for welfare aid and food stamp help through Mt. Zion First Baptist Church network.
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Sound Systems & Equipment
Donald L. Smith Co
Sam Pedro
Back Stage Inc
Recoleta
Willy Mellon
Back Stage
Don Smith
Mt. Zion First
Schools Win CPS Fight Over Fuel Adjustment Charges
County Judge Blair Reeves and Mrs. Carl Jockugh welcomed a ruling against CPS fuel add on charges. They argue the city council sets base rates but does not review passthrough fuel costs. lawyers expect a Supreme Court appeal if needed. The 14 percent CPS fuel charge, tied to La Veca Gathering Co. costs, has drawn strong district support for funding education.
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San Antonio
Beezd
Blair Repyves
Carl Jockugh
Federation of School Districts
Reeves
CPS
Jackuset Sand
Supreme Court
Montin
Texas Railroad Commission
la Veca Gathering Co
Pis
Thectric
Convict's Appeal Hints New Trial in 1974 Robbery Case
The hearing before Curry at Metri questioned the minor changes in the case against Johnsot found guilty in the July 13, 1974 robbery at Donegin's Terrace Drug Store. Verna Lie Harris and Andy Anderson were among the cited store staff. Leon and Woods are appointed defense attorneys for Fennson. The judge ordered a new trial to review potential variances in the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
Johnsor
Guarneys Durig
Metri
Johnsot
Clarence Goorpeom
Enor
Donegin
Terrace
New Bravalis
Stes
Verna Lie Ilarris
Andy Anderson
Tarcourt
Leon and Woods
Caiunty
Fennson
Bret
Johnson Sairk
Couinigy
Fire destroys North Side home and nearby lounge
A front bedroom fire trapped Mrs Masa as Aschbacher and Slade tried to douse flames with water. Firemen arrived to find the wood frame house heavily damaged with an estimated 20000 in loss. Neighbors reported illnesses keeping residents confined. A separate lounge fire at a North Side establishment caused further damage before crews contained it.
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Masa
Aschbacher
Dease
Hoae
Slade
Robert Mitchell
Woodcliffe
Bu Themen
Asthbacher
Jim Miller
Nixon
Miller
Nixon and
Boon
SRK
Dam
Speak
WGNL
Lemp
Chit Sar
Sandwiett
Twounge
Fire Department
Celebrity marriage unraveling after Olympics glare
The piece portrays Ian and Susan Spitz amid a starry life that collapsed after the Olympics. Friends say Mark, once driven by training and fame, grows bored and free of purpose while Susan struggles with privacy and public attention. The couple drift as media pressure and personal discontent strain their union.
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Susan
Mark
Susan Spitz
America
San Antonio Council Considers Zoning Referendum Action
Acting City Attorney Jim Parker urges reinitiation of the zoning case to stay legally safe while Aquifer Protection Association’s Bob Sahn argues for a public vote. COPS and APA push repeal or referendum petitions, certified with enough San Antonio voter signatures. Council members debate election timing and reinitiation steps as planning and zoning weighs options.
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Jim Parker
Parker
Bob Sahn
Aquifer Protection Association
Albert Benayid
Communities Organs For Public Service
COPS
Benavides
Phil Pyndus
Henry Cisneros
Planning and Zoning Commission
Cockrell
APA
San Antonio
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New Jersey Company
Brinkman
Big Brother
Joseph J. Kelleher
Publishers Clearing House
Channel Br
Port Washington
N.Y
D.L.K
San Pedro Place
Tai
Aileman
Crawford Reeder
Oheity
Alavid
OnceRtaTy
Lopez
Lope
Severa Jorg
Rid San
Iinean
Aurant
Thalop
New York
Kodak
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