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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1973

Page

5

Ruling in Kerr Killings Ties to Ingram Cluster Victims

Bexar County medical examiner Dr. Ruben Santos ruled the Kerr County killings as homicides. Victims were Albert Kennedy, 54, his son Yong Kennedy, 26, and Yong's wife Gayle, 22, all from Ingram near Kerrville. The elder Kennedy was found at home, others later at their residence. Slugs appeared same 33 caliber, prompting Texas Rangers to review ballistics to confirm a common shooter. "Somebody really wanted to make sure fat death fet sulted" Santos said.

Bexar County Kerr County Ruben Santos Justice of the ‘Peace Albert Kennedy Yong Kennedy Kennedy Gayle Ingram Texas Kerrville Saitos Texas Rangers Santos

Solon Sees Fuel Rationing Across U.S.

Senator Henry M. Jackson warned that gasoline rationing could begin by spring as refineries shift to fuel oil to meet shortages. He urged a high priority national energy plan, targeted self sufficiency by 1983, and a possible penalty tax on high horsepower vehicles. He cited rising import dependence and potential price spikes.

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Job Corps To Be Trimmed Under Nixon Plan

Washington officials say federal spending cuts requested by President Nixon will shrink the Job Corps from 23 500 enralries to 15 000. Two Labor Department officials testified to Congress about the reduction.

Washington UPI Nixon Labor Department Congress

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