Light Survey Shows S A Divided on Nixon Guilt
A crowd expresses mixed views on President Nixon amid Watergate fallout. Harold Wood urges resignation or removal over policy and alleged corruption while Corinne Breitbach and Jenny Woods urge patience and due process. David Eddins calls for impeachment over Wheat sales and Middle East meddling, others favor staying for justice. James Hanley favors corrective legislation over removal.
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Energy Fight Mapped and Oil Crisis Tensions Rise
Independent trucker JW Edwards claims energy protests stay firm with no movement until definite action. Nixon administration bets on limited fuel supply increases and potential rationing as Congress debates an emergency energy bill. Weekend vandalism damages South Side Gospel Church amid broader unrest and security concerns.
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Peace Talks Delayed and Geneva Conference Hinted
Kissinger meeting Syria and Israel signals increased contacts but no full relations. A wide array of officials discuss timing and participation for the Geneva peace conference as Waldheim is named presiding officer. Saudi embargo attempts and regional reactions frame the tense diplomacy.
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Orphans to be aided by volunteers in need
An organizer, claiming orphan status, discusses new duties and calls to Cartos as volunteers plan aid for a family of siblings ages 10 to 13. Northwest Volunteer Fire Department considers providing shoes while UT Nursing School student aims to keep the older children in school and support younger ones at home.
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Schertz Volunteers Coordinate Aid for Perez Family
Schertz Police Chief Eugene Schoonover joined callers to The Light offering to transport donations from Schertz Police Station to the Perez family in Adkins. Residents statewide are urged to bring items to the station if they cannot ship directly to the nine orphaned children.
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Houston TV Show Set to Feature Perez Orphans
KHOUSTY official in Houston said a film crew would visit the home of the nine Perez children of Adkins Sunday to prepare a special news story for Houston viewers. Dozens of listeners phoned The Light after its Saturday broadcast about the youngsters.
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Benefit dance planned for Peres youngsters in local club
Calls describe a community effort to help Peres youngsters with a benefit dance at a local night club. Donors discuss bicycles, toys, coats, jeans, shirts, dresses, and sweaters while some pledge small contributions. A participant notes youths show courage and deserve support as the fundraiser proceeds.
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