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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1969
Page
7
In Amagasaki Japan brothel operators pressed for aid to shift from prostitution to legal ventures such as restaurants or apartment houses after police raids. They claimed difficulties securing permits and faced bureaucratic obstacles in reestablishing their businesses.
Army Chief Westmoreland welcomed 60 state and District of Columbia delegates of the Senate Youth Program to the Pentagon. The group met Medal of Honor winners and heard remarks from Barry Goldwater and Byron White. Nixon addressed the White House visit as the trip climaxed with the students’ arrival in Washington. Vice President Agnew praised youth intellectual growth and cited Apollo 8 as a example of progress.
San Antonio representative Kath Mann introduced a DWI bill in the Texas House to remove probation for the offense and mandate at least three days' imprisonment. The measure aims to raise penalties from fines up to six thousand dollars and jail time of three days to two years, with probation eliminated. It awaits committee referral as the current law allows probation and license suspension rules vary by status.
An engineering firm said its technicians found the turbine rotor problem that caused the Queen Elizabeth 2 to experience trouble on an earlier Canary Islands voyage. The liner may finally sail in March once repairs are completed.
A Loop 410 collision near Southton Road killed Victor Gonzales, 23, of Southton, as a westbound vehicle driven by Arthur Delgado struck Gonzales broadside. Patrolman Bob Anderson said the crash occurred just after 11 p.m. and raised the city’s traffic fatality toll to six for the year.
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