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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1973
Page
4
Readers discuss chowder with fish heads and why four Commercial street lights stay off. A City Public Service spokesman explains alternate lightouts were done to save energy and some bulbs failed when restored. Lights are expected to be fixed by Monday.
Nixon advisers estimate airline layoffs reach 25 000 as gas stations close and truckers face squeeze. Butterfield calls for a voluntary Sunday ban on gas and jet fuel for private and business planes to ease shortages. Administration foresees slower early 1974 growth, with unemployment up to 8 percent argued by critics. White House rejects recession fears, aiming to limit energy shortage impact. Senate may extend session to pass emergency energy measures amid busing and price concerns.
Funeral services are planned Sunday at Puffingtony Mortuaries Yoakum for Donald Brandt Jr 49 a veteran advertising executive who died after a prolonged illness in a San Antonio hospital. Brandt formerly worked as an executive in Chicago and held posts with Sam Riklin Advertising Marketing Service Inc SOM Vantage and Double C Productions. Survivors include his widow Davis a son Mark two daughters Margaret and Melany his mother Peggy Pignatara of Los Angeles and his father Ernie Donald Brand Sr of Las Vegas. Washington CUPS also listed.
The Perez family near Adkins east of San Antonio struggles through the holidays with meager funds. Carlos, the head, earned five dollars digging holes, while relatives rally to share food and a few presents for his nine children Rita, Sylvia, Rachel, Jackie, Elaine, Ramon, Richard, Ruben, and others.
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