Lurk and Piperboy Rally on White House Route
America’s No 1 piperboy Rooflop O Towle begins his White House route Monday on Tie Light’s comic pages as experts lurk behind trees and the Secret Service is teased in a playful feature.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1976
Page
3
America’s No 1 piperboy Rooflop O Towle begins his White House route Monday on Tie Light’s comic pages as experts lurk behind trees and the Secret Service is teased in a playful feature.
A fragmented, period-voice text discusses marital changes as brides adopt new roles after marriage, noting shifts in chores and routines. It touches on pet food terminology, USDA phrases, and odd anecdotes about reliability and social norms, ending with a garbled regional reference to Weatherford.
A Texan is charged in a Nevada County case involving alleged possession of drugs. Court records show the defendant, Ronale Bedollie Jr., is linked to an incident at S501 in Prescott. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented source text.
Police probe a deadly shooting on West Silo Street near Ale Alley where 63 year old Felix Henson was found fatally shot at his home. Neighbors report a loud argument before gunfire as investigators search for a nearby suspect described as a masked attacker.
A cultural exchange Explorer Scout Post at Lackland Air Force Base is said to be unique for including members from eight countries. Post 354, formed at the Defense Language Center, has about 60 members and aims to connect students with Americans. Other notes mention promotions and awards across Army and Air Force commands, including Joint Service Commendation Medal for Lt Col Calvin R. Popp and various staff recognitions at Fort Sam Houston and Kelly and Lackland bases.
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