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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1965
Page
8
Damaged OCR fragment mentions listings and service directory in February 1985, with unclear names and locations. It hints at a local notice or listing for a yard or service, but readable details are insufficient to determine exact action or parties.
Arctic air blasts the region driving temperatures to near zero in Kentucky Tennessee and other states. Snow rain and strong winds close schools curb travel and slow business as rivers flood western Washington and ice traps ferries and blocks the Detroit River. Groundhog Day weather disrupts zoo plans and prompts widespread weather warnings and emergency actions.
The Appalachia bill, hailed as an economic boost for distressed sub regions, cleared the Senate 62 to 22 after 16 days of debate and heads to the House, where hearings will open Wednesday. Speakers expect smoother passage in a larger Democratic majority, though lawmakers may seek to extend programs to other areas. The measure would direct funds for roads, hospitals, water, soil improvement, and education, with later expansion possible to 13 New York counties and other regions.
Atlanta based restaurant owner Lester Maddox reported profits from selling segregationist souvenirs after challenging civil rights and a federal court order. An ant Madison Cheek said the business recouped losses, with monthly profits dropping from pre law levels but rising in recent months.
California will make foreign language study mandatory for all students in grades six through eight next September. The program aims to equip 40,000 pupils with language skills, with the state relaxing licensing rules to meet demand for about 2,000 to 3,000 teachers and permitting competency tests across French Spanish German Russian and Italian. Spanish leads as the likely core language in elementary grades.
Jacqueline Benson, born January 14 1936 weighing 12 ounces as the smallest survivor, leads a quiet life as a kindergarten teacher at Palatine Elementary in Chicago. Despite early fame, she reports little public interest in recent years and avoids sharing her current weight.
Secretary of Defense McNamara showed improvement today at Walter Reed Army Hospital. He will remain hospitalized for several days as doctors monitor his premmenia condition and recovery continues.
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