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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1968
Page
5
Investors grapple with inflation hedges and volatile prices as Sam Shulsky outlines how stocks like steel and oil show mixed signals. He notes brokers predicting lower prices later and questions timing to buy, while a client questions a $12,602 bank withdrawal and a fund’s performance amid dividend yields and market swings.
Financial data from Investment Trusts and Dow Jones figures surface alongside a Dallas West German crime roundup. The report notes UPI Dow Jones averages, industrials, railroads and utilities, plus a list of 27 defendants charged in a Nov raid, with 20 convicted or pled, and several charges dismissed.
Dated OCR text from Texas market page shows garbled entries for items and prices. Readable fragments include references to market figures, medical ord orders, and assorted commodities with several prices such as 4/20 and 26-227, but many names and details are unclear.
Researchers at the Max Phoack Institute in Sweendéisen report evidence that basic social behaviors are innate rather than learned. Studies on children born deaf and blind describe universal patterns such as smiling, laughing, crying, anger, and gestures developing early, with bonding and social rewards shaping them.
Fragmentary OCR reads Pasadena city damp and cites a local effort by state air authority to address the issue. The garbled text hints at plans or actions by city officials and a cited seat holder or authority figure tied to Mesaetene, though specifics are unclear.
Judge Avehia Brown reported 47 cases disposed in 144th Dis Court this year, up 47 percent from last year, with 2,169 years in sentences. New cases filed reached 843, while at year end 246 cases were pending, reflecting rising court activity from 1967.
Seven Bexar County officials were sworn in Tuesday by County Judge Blair Reeves. The seven begin their term of office Wednesday. Precinct 1 Commissioner Albert Pena, Sheriff Billy Hauck, Constables Toa Perea and Dean Jones, and Justices of the Peace J.P. Guiterres, B.B. Brotherman, and Tex Rarkpit were sworn in.
Plano High School students challenged Plano area high schools to participate in a blood drive at Parkland Hospital and local malls. The event aimed to boost donation with a university noted involvement and a student council action plan.
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals upheld a temporary injunction banning picketing at La Casila Farms in Rio Grande City. The ruling ties the injunction to violence and threats during May 1967, noting incidents including shootings and vandalism, and finds no violation of free speech beyond those acts.
In a slow yearend session the market opened mixed with about equal gains and losses. Trading reflected extreme caution from traders and investors as 1989 prospects remained cloudy. Sinclair Oil rose after Atlantic Richfield proposed a buyout, Atlantic Richfield advanced, World Airways jumped on Boeing 747 upgrade news, and Boeing edged higher in a choppy market.
South Kirbyville Rural Water Supply Corp. reports $170,000 in federal funds for a water system upgrade including three wells a water treatment plant and 20 miles of line. The loan, from the Farmers Home Administration, covers a major portion of the estimated $175,000 project cost.
A Scottish native, Kenneth Mackenzie of Edin burgh, has been appointed resident liaison engineer for Paris Works of Babcock & Wilcox Co. He succeeds Robert D. Smith, who will return to the Barbar ton, Ohio power plant generation HQ.
Kilgore College in Kilgore Texas approves buying nearly six acres to expand the campus. Plans include new buildings and facilities with initial land purchase quoted at about 166000 dollars and legal filings to follow.
Funeral services were held Sunday in Fineh Chapel for F. Holiday 71 who died in a Floresville hospital. Burial was in Nixon Cemetery. Surviving are his widow Elsie Molliday three daughters two sons three sisters and one grandchild.
An OCR messy docket from the Civil Appeals Court listing numerous case numbers and party names including United Farm Workers AFL-CIO Texas, Beary vs Noord, and others. Mentions motions for rehearing extensions and cancellations, with dates around 1969 and references to Bexar County.
The obituary notes Aguero Vie Lien Marty Aguero age 13 percent Stele Dra passed away after a long illness. Survived by husband Dawiveos Leacadia John Paul and Andrew. Funeral services set for Thursday 2 930 PM at the local cemetery with multiple relatives listed and a North Park Chapel service anticipated. Burial details include the Paseo and Granada neighborhoods and remembrances from Rosario and other family members.
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