Bus Stop Fairy Tale Ends in Hollywood
Mary Layne, Houston drama major, stars in Cactus in the Snow as a small town girl who travels from San Antonio to Hollywood with a young film hopeful, Richard Thomas. The film opens at Olmos and Century South theaters and features Layne’s real life family ties to acting and a debut for director Martin Swieback.
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Peter D. Franklin
Jong Jines
San Antonio Transit
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Houston
Tex
Mary Layne
Mary
Cudfter
Rudy Durand
Tangle
Mr. Durand
Richard Thomas
Todd Killings
Thomas
Sai
Anni
Richard
Vietnam
Martin Swieback
Olmos
Century South
Cactus
Stalf-Phato
Convulsions Talk At UT Health Seminar In San Antonio
Relatives report seizures in loved ones and doctors warn against inserting objects in the mouth during convulsions. Dr Mackey of UTMSA cautions against tongue blades, recommending a handkerchief or cloth and side-lying position to protect airways. Dr Liske notes dentures should be removed. common infant convulsions stem from fever and household poisons.
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University of Texas Medical School
San Antonio
South Texas
Ray W. MacKey
Pediateles Department
Utmssa
Mackey
Ed Liske
Geneology
School of Aerospace Medicine
Brooks Air Force Base
Paul Cutler
Medical School
Physics
Robert E. McMasters
USAA Reports Best Year Amid Cost Savings and Growth
USAA posts 1971 results showing a 26 percent rise in gross income to 242.1 million and a 70 percent rise in net income before dividends to 62.5 million. Total assets climb to 394.1 million with an 8 percent surplus increase to 110.7 million.
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United Services Automobile Association
Brig Gem
Robert F. McDermott
McDermott
USAA
Deter Programming and Management
New Loop Studied By Council
City Council studied six possible Inner Loop routes Friday including a northern Ursuline grounds bound path. Ed Mok proposed naming the loop Boulevard Central with Durango as south and Santa Rosa west while Bowie would be east. northern sector remains to be routed. The panel approved a one year concession renewal for City Hall sites and authorized small budget hikes. It reallocates 679,928 thousand dollars from third year Model Cities funds to streets, Youth Outreach, and Vocational Rehab, and reviews a 4th year Model Cities plan funding facilities, housing, health, and crime prevention.
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Norma Reed
Ursuline Convent
Gatti
Marmon, Mok & Green
Ursuline Grounds
Gattl
Central Business District
Ed Mok
Iring
Joop
Boulevard Central
el Cestro
Durango
Santa Rosa
Bowie
Maki
San Antonio
Awalt
Rosemary Inc
Leo Mendozand
Gilbert Garza
SRD
Apache Creek
S.A. Shooting Ruled Death By Own Action
Deputy Constable Eloy Laquel 24 was found shot at his home at 249 Fernleaf. He died at Green Hospital after being found with a single heart wound and a 38 caliber pistol nearby. The death, ruled a self-inflicted act, was noted by Precinct 4 Constable Ed Schaefer and Deputy Medical Examiner Jor Jesus Turulus.
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Eloy Laquel
Fernleaf
Green Hospital
Laquel
Pauline
Precinct 4
Ed Schaefer
Jor
Jesus Turulus
Council approves cooperative agreement for San Antonio Ranch project
A coalition may seek legal action after the City Council's 6 to 3 approval of a cooperative agreement for the San Antonio Ranch development. Activist groups named include Citizens for a Better Environment and the Sierra Club, with attorney Jill Root retained to represent the coalition.
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San Antonio
Cooperattve
San Antonio Ranch
New Toign
Citizens For A Better Environment
League of Women Voters
The
Sierra Club
Jill Root
Phillip J. Hardberger
Nil LeMessurier
South Texas
Charles Becker
Gatti
Felix Trevino
Robert Iilsiard
CBE
Mexican-American Legal Defense and Education Fund
Fred Pfeiffer
Emissions ban stalls Orange herbicide burn plan
The Pentagon postponed burning two million gallons of herbicide code named Orange after Texas officials barred storage and destruction sites. Texas rejected incineration due to lack of emissions monitoring, while the Pentagon said it had not received formal state bans and would pursue other disposal methods if needed.
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Pati
Washington
Defense Department
Ward
Tlinois
Texas
Orange
Aly Centry Board
Charles B. Barden
Austin
Barden
Kelly Air Force
Kelly
South Vietnam
Deer Park
Pentagon
Minos
Packed Democratic primary bids heat up Texas race
The 26th state senate district race drew a flood of filings in the Democratic primary, with George Pierce, W. Berry’s successor hopes, and incumbents like Bernal facing challenges. Republican contenders include Lou Kost Jr and Bill Chenault, while other names such as David Evans and Wayland Simmons also eye seats. Local party figures and press conferences framed the contest as a battle over representation and party leadership in Bexar County.
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Joe Carroll Rust
the Light
Peden
Geadiine
George Pierce
Franklin,Spears
W. E. “Red” Berry
Nelson Wolff
Gunter Hotel
J! Bernal
Ménger
GOP
Lou Kost Jr
Bill Chenault
Young Adult Republican Council
David Evans
Evans
Bernal
Pierce
Texas’ Senate
Senate
Committee On Military and Veteran Affairs
Committee On Banks and Banking
Democratic
Clarence C. Simpson Jr
Davis
Raursday
Oscar Verstuyin
Roger Gary
John Stengel
Glenn Rothmann
Stephen Harvasty
Wayland Simmons
Conard Ced
Wounded Man Okay After Fratt Remount Stabbing Incident
A 28 year old Universal City man remained in satisfactory condition Friday at Bexard County Hospital after a stabbing during a tavern arrest attempt outside Fratt and Remount. Selma Patrolman Randy C Adams, treated for a stab wound in the left hand, was released. A year old companion faced drunkenness and affray charges and was released on bond after booking.
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Universal City
Bexard County Hospital
Selma
Randy C. Adams
Fratt and Remount
Adams
Hold Up Try at Sunny's Food Store Ends Quietly
Night manager Gary Kottkamp, 22, reported a staged hold up at Sunny's Food Store No. 23 at 442 Evers Night. The robber wore an orange ski mask and threatened with a long barrel pistol but fled after Kottkamp grabbed at the weapon and the suspect muttered an obscenity.
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Kamp
Kottkamp
Light's Action Line Continues From Page One
Prisoners write to the sheriff and judge in a case, plus their attorney, as Rudy Garza of the Bexar County Sheriff's Office notes. The registrar of vital statistics explains an adoption of a new name on birth documents and suggests visiting the San Antonio Health Department for clearance and certificate issues.
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Amd
Rudy Garza
Denuty
Bexar County
Afllee
RM. Winsingham
Vital Statistics Services
Willingham
San Antonio Health Department
W. Nueva
Students for Wayne Drive organized on Texas campuses
The Austin Bureau reports UT students say 26 campuses across 19 Texas cities will back Wayne Connally for lieutenant governor. Charles Haywood of Brownsville vows volunteer work to recruit on every campus, door to door outreach, and voter education to persuade peers that Connally is the suitable candidate. Connally, a state senator from Floresville, seeks the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor.
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Austin Bureau
Austin
University of Texas
Texas
Wayne) Connally
Charles Haywood
Brownsville
Connally
Wayne Connally
Haywood
Fran Floresville
Alleged Gas Sprayer Held in Hexar County
A 29 year old service station attendant, Gilbert Anderson of Grass Valley, is jailed on aggravated assault with gasoline and drunkenness after an incident at a service station. He allegedly directed a fuel hose at a customer, soaking head and chest, and was treated at Methodist Hospital.
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Hexar County
Ait
Gilbert Anderson
Grass Valley
Methodist Hospital
Anderson
Basse
San Antonio Light Subscription Rates by Carrier and Region
The San Antonio Light lists subscription rates by carrier for San Antonio and nearby areas, with daily and Sunday options. Rates vary by plan and region, including Texas, the United States outside Texas, Mexico and Central America, and foreign countries.
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Quiside
Texas
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Gan Ada
Susling
Sinns
Scaddy
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Odie E. Davis Jr
James L. Hayne
Robert &. Gragg
Manual Anays
Frank A. Bemack Jr
Tom Berg
Pat Logan
Bill Ovhse
C. Linden Sledge
Glenn Biggs
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University of Texas At San Antonio
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