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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1975
Page
5
A scrambled crossword page by Eugene Sheffer with cryptic clues and filled entries, including theme lines such as PRETTY LITTLE LASS and MADE FIFTY SUPER MUD PIES, plus a note about a cryptoquip clue BequalsT and scattered letter strings from the puzzle grid.
A set of bridge problem prompts with vulnerable status and listed hands. Each item asks for the best bid or action given the dealer position, opponents' bids, and hand composition. The reader is invited to look up Monday for solutions.
Alamo National Bank vice president Wiltizin E. King will replace Roger Staubach as Dallas Cowboys quarterback for the upcoming game against the New York Jets. King was appointed Friday by Gov Briscoe to the state Drug Abuse Advisory Council, succeeding Staubach whose term expired. Also reappointed were Father D Noel Brosnan, with former UT coach Darrell Royal, Baylor coach Grant Teaff, golfer Ben Crenshaw, and boxer George Foreman leaving the council after their terms ended.
Richard M. Kleberg II of Frost National Bank is named chairman of the Alice GK Kleberg Fund. The trust supports religious worship, local charitable drives, and education, medical aid, and poverty programs. Frances Perkins was the first woman in a U.S. cabinet, serving as Secretary of Labor in 1933.
Five men arrested in the Bangland-style case linked to Armando H. Espinosa, 35, have been released. Rudy Esquivel ordered three men on $5,000 personal recognizance bonds. Raymond Almanza was freed by Dist. Judge Fred Shannon. Robert Lugo Morales received a $29,000 writ release. Espinosa’s body was found near Cascade Caverns Road in Boerne after a Monday night shooting on San Antonio’s South Side.
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