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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1975

Page

2

Texas Cities Compete For Solar Research Institute Hub

Gov Briscoe and state and local officials push for locating the federally funded National Solar Energy Research Institute in Texas. El Paso University of Houston Rice University and Texas Tech are among possible contenders as Energy Resources Development Administration outlines criteria. Rep Gonzalez champions San Antonio with potential to create over 1400 jobs.

Clay Robison Stet Energy Resources Development Administration Glen Hartman San Antonio Alamo

State official urged oil firms barred over illicit political donations

State A spokesman for the Common Cause lobby group said Thursday Secretary of State Mark White should bar Gulf Oil and Phillips Petroleum from doing business in Texas unless the companies list the names of politicians they gave illegal campaign contributions. John Hannah held a news conference criticizing White’s handling. State Comptroller Bob Bullock shut Chi Chi Restaurant chain for unpaid sales taxes, closing nine outlets in Arlington and others in Austin, Lufkin, College Station, Pasadena, Eastland, San Marcos, Stephenville and Temple.

Common Cause Lobby Group Mark White Gulf Oil Phillips Petroleum Texas John Hannah White Bob Bullock Arlington Austin Lufkin College Station Pasadena Eastland San Marcos Stephenville Temple

Nation mourns former JCS chair General Wheeler

The Nation bids farewell to retired Army General Earle G. Wheeler who died at 4 25 p m after a stroke at his Martinsburg West Virginia farm. He was 67. A Frederick Memorial Hospital spokesman confirmed the death from a cardiac arrest. The National Right to Work Committee urged Labor Secretary John Dunlop to seek psychiatric help for defending a bill expanding union construction workers picketing powers.

Earle G. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff Martinsburg W. Va Frederick Memorial Hospital Wheeler National Right To Work Committee John Dunlop Dunlop Ford

World Coup Fails in Mozambique Amid Reports of Rebel Spread

Mozambique loyalist troops regain control after a six month Marxist government faces a failed coup begun before dawn Thursday. Neighbouring South Africa reports rebel activity spreading to shantytowns while officials say the situation was quickly normalizing. In Athens Thomas Pappas denies any government funds collection, disputing Sen McGovern and Rep Edwards remarks.

Mozambique South Africa Thomas Pappas Athens Greece Ford George McGovern D-S.d Don Edwards Calif

Wilson visits Belfast during pre Christmas defense tour

British Prime Minister Harold Wilson arrived in Londonderry on a brief pre Christmas visit to defense and security forces. His arrival at Ebrington military barracks was kept secret until he was already there.

Belfast Northern Ireland UPL Harold Wilson Londonderry Wilson Ebrington

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