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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1975
Page
6
The San Antonio Light reports landowners warning that Texas courts will limit zoning changes via referendum. City Attorney Parker cautions against viewing reflect zoning as final, while Mayor Cockrell and business leaders debate development, study teams, and public input on Edwards Aquifer plans.
A San Antonio region article discusses the Supermall Referendum with a focus on how federal funds and specific projects may affect the recharge zone and aquifer. Officials stress review will be limited and public comment will occur after publication. Local hearings are urged by multiple agencies, including the city council and water board, to address the potential impacts on the area’s drinking water and development.
A San Antonio related probe centers on Bell Telephone and allied executives. Federal authorities, the SEC, and other bodies pursue cases alleging improper handling of corporate funds and illegal political influence in the wake of a 22 million change and related actions.
A reader note discusses how a virus spreads through coughing and kissing, with 80 percent of cases among ages 15 to 30. NIH cites sore throat swollen glands and fever 101 to 105. A separate anecdote covers lost birth and hospital certificates, advising the San Antonio vital statistics registrar and local courthouse as sources for replacements.
NATO proposes to withdraw 1000 nuclear warheads and 29 000 troops in Western Europe in exchange for Soviet withdrawal of 170 missiles and 70 000 soldiers The plan aims to satisfy East-West parity in central Europe ahead of Vienna talks The meeting also signals Kissinger backing for new arms shipments to Angola and a 2 billion plan for American radar systems
Oren Let Shtey, president of the Farmers Organization, seeks a sixth year at the helm amid a strong challenge in the group’s annual election. The outcome could extend his tenure for another term.
Five men were arrested after a raid by Task Force officers on four East Side apartments. In a prior Friday, more than $10,000 in stolen property was recovered and six suspected offenders were taken into custody. Lawrence Tanner, Ishamael Evans, Advan Smith, and Richardson were among those held on charges including burglary and unlawful weapons. Bonds totaled $260,000.
In Presno California Union leader Cesar Ghaves is hospitalized for treatment, with reports indicating a medical procedure underway. Details remain unclear as officials announce his condition and ongoing plan for care.
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