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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1973
Page
2
A reader questions using flags on funeral procession cars to identify participants and a city official calls the idea impractical due to logistics and legal constraints. San Antonio ordinance and state law prohibit unauthorized entrants in processions.
Grand jury examined alleged irregularities at Roxar County Jail and police department actions. Officials Weilbacher Ortiz and attorney Oscar Gonzalez attended as findings were read. The panel praised overall integrity but urged future inquiries through proper law enforcement channels and noted disputed claims about internal affairs and public statements by Flores.
Austin officials announce a special task force to speed parole for inmates with marijuana possession under an ounce and complete administrative steps swiftly. The move accompanies a federal case against a suspect held on a $500,000 bond for major violations. A mystery witness identified by agents recalls a shooting night involving Castano and Ruighin with police officers later named in statements.
Vardaman argued that routine maintenance to eliminate safety hazards or prevent deterioration should be allowed, and Judge Roberts lifted the injunction. An amendment moved the freeway from federal environmental law jurisdiction, with opponents planning to appeal soon and seeking state reimbursement of attorney fees.
Lang, WWI veteran and notable art collector, recently donated the Sylvan and Mary Lang Galleries to the McNay Art Institute, housing much of their collection focused on IL and 20th century American and French painting. A lifelong civic leader, Lang held roles with Frost Bros, Temple Beth El, and the Southwest Research Institute, supported UT Law School, and earned honors including the Silver Star and Croix de Guerre. He survived by son Sylvan Stephen Lang, daughter Jeanne Mathews, and several grandchildren and great honors.
Simon warned that predicting next year's market price for gasoline is pure speculation due to many variables. He noted farmers must aid energy conservation like other sectors while opposing direct consumer rationing and suggested a mix of price increases and taxes to curb consumption as part of a broader strategy toward energy self sufficiency.
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