Airlines win ok for peanuts fares in limited routes
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved Texas International Airlines to offer 80 percent discounted peanuts fares on select flights between Albuquerque and Los Angeles and other routes. Tickets from Austin to Dallas would drop to 17 dollars, with limited seats and days. Other carriers may match the plan as an experiment to gauge demand.
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Gonzalez Seeks U S Pressure on MIA issue
Washington House Rep Henry B Gonzalez and five others pushed the United States to leverage international monetary institutions to locate missing American MIAs from Indochina. In a White House meeting with President Carter, the panel discussed its report which said credible evidence of prisoners in Indochina is lacking while North Vietnam may account for at least 12 Americans buried in Vietnam.
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Unclear prenatal blood type question in family notice
A fragment states a son married last July and expecting a baby in June with blood types B positive and B negative. Bea White of the Bexar County Medical Society notes the answer depends on many factors and a physician, likely an obstetrician, will assess risks. Page reference suggests continued discussion.
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Weather forecast rounds up cool, cloudy days ahead
Mostly cloudy and cool with a 0 percent chance of light rain through Wednesday. Overnight winds shift from the west to the east as temperatures dip to around 50s. Wednesday's high near 60s, Tuesday's high around 70, with southeasterly winds up to 10 mph. Last year’s highs reached the mid 70s with cooler nights.
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U S Will Speak Out See Page 8
A San Antonio Light front page note announces an upcoming feature where the United States will speak out, guiding readers to page 8 for full coverage. The item sits in the newspaper's 97th year edition with circulation comparisons to the San Antonio Express.
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Stricken North After L.A. Gas Freeze Deaths
An elderly sister and brother, Margaret Shotter aged 89 and Walter 77, were found dead in a New York home after a broken water pipe cut heat amid icy conditions. Police report poverty prevented needed repairs and heat, while electricity remained on. Nationwide cold and energy crisis prompt emergency actions in Congress to share gas supplies and curb shortages.
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San Antonio Boys Clubs shut two branches over funds
Boys Clubs of San Antonio announced the closures of two branches Tuesday due to lacking operating funds. President Sant Jorria said United Way and City Council did not cover the minimum budgets for all four branches, leaving a $270,588 gap from a 1977 budget of 844,980. Two branches will remain open: Fast Side Club at 505 Martin Luther King Jr and Calderon Branch at 60 SW Mth St.
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Bulldozer at San Antonio landmark prompts demolition clash
A bulldozer damaged the Madert House in the La Villita Historic District while a demolition freeze and expired permit issues sparked City Council action. City preservation officer Mrs. Pat Osborne halted the work and police were called as contractors led by Joe Ramon proceeded amid potential municipal and state lawsuits seeking fines up to 200 dollars or more. Councilman Clen Nariman called the second demolition "a wanton act" as debates over property owners' rights and preservation collide with legal action. The pre 1900 residence, once linked to Francisco Madero, remains a focal point in the dispute over safeguarding historic landmarks.
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CPS Fuel Oil Cost Involved by CPS Officials
CPS officials discuss potential energy moves as CPS seeks to secure natural gas from Northeastern suppliers to cover fuel costs. An emergency-energy bill and Texas regulators would be needed before any interstate gas transfer to Lo-Vaca Gathering Co in Houston could occur. Authorities say no immediate price increase for San Antonio area customers is planned.
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Contests Offer $52,840 in TV Sweepstakes and Numbers Game
A newspaper ad promotes two contests with a total prize pool of $52,840 during a weeklong period. Entrants can win cash by matching numbers in the TV Numbers Game and sweepstakes entries, with a top prize and additional subscriber bonuses. Complete details and entry forms are on the TV page.
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