San Antonio Ranch New Town Clears Key Hurdle
The Texas Water Rights Commission created San Antonio Municipal Utility District No. 1 by a 2-1 vote to finance and govern the Northwest Bexar County project. Conditions include noncost recreational land transfer, oversizing costs borne by developers, and monitoring expenses paid by petitioners.
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Freeway Work Gets Go-ahead DST Bill Nears Passage
Congress moves toward final approval of a daylight saving time restoration plan and a broad energy bill. Senate backing a year round daylight saving time schedule. transportation secretary Brinegar to meet truck stop operators to resolve diesel fuel pricing protests. bill would raise auto fuel efficiency to at least 20 mpg by 1984.
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Local Malls Weigh Early Thursday Closings After Christmas
Local merchants discussed the chance of closing early on Thursdays after Christmas to save energy. No firm plan has been agreed, says a San Antonio mall manager amid broader talk that President Nixon may urge retailers to limit late shopping hours.
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Court in Search Decision Raises Warrantless Arrest Searches
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 4 that police may thoroughly search a person under arrest without a warrant. Justice Rehnquist wrote the opinion, saying standards from 1968 do not apply to actual custodial arrests, while Justices Douglas Brennan and Marshall dissented. The case centers on Fourth Amendment protections amid drug possession scans during custodial arrest.
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Clearing Activity Ordered on North Freeway Resume Work Soon
State highway engineer B L DeBerry ordered the San Antonio district to begin cleanup of the North Freeway right of way and ready contractors to resume construction after a federal injunction was lifted. He said work could start once equipment is out, with at least 30 days before actual building. The injunction, issued by the Eighth Circuit, blocked the project for over two years, affecting the middle segment from Mulberry to Tuxedo. Sierra Club and opponents may appeal again, possibly seeking a stay of the order.
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Fire kills 25 in Spain as factory fire erupts in Zaragoza
Reports from Zaragoza say a basement furniture factory fire killed 25 workers, including four girls, injuring others. Fire brigade officials described the blaze as intense with smoke and heat spreading through the small shop. Police investigate origin of the fire and safety lapses at the facility.
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Burned Boy Listed In Critical Shape
Richard Rodrigues, 9, burned over 45 percent of his body and his mother Eunice Rodriguez, 47, were injured in a home fire at 617 Quitman. Richard was in critical condition at Bexar County Hospital after firefighters carried him to safety, found conscious in the kitchen. Eunice was treated for first and second degree burns and listed in satisfactory condition. Damages were placed at the structure and contents.
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San Antonio Light backs energy saving Light Brigade
Sponsored by the San Antonio Light, the Light Brigade gathers concerned Americans who pledge to conserve power by turning off lights when unused, promoting energy efficiency and civic engagement.
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