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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1973
Page
2
Fragmentary lines discuss the National Wildlife Federation, risks to animals during earthquakes, and a bald eagle in the United States. Mentions Louisville and Nashville railroad and the idea of sensory perception in birds amid conflict.
Ray Wallingford and his family welcomed home a former POW described as heartwarming. He was taken to Wilford Hall USAF Medical Center for one to two weeks of medical care, then to Brooke General Hospital for further treatment. Others among awaiting returnees include Col James Lamar and Capt Johnnie Ray, with debriefing and medical exams planned.
The city, not designating the $50,000 yearly GE Cablevision proceeds for a special purpose, places the money in the general fund per assistant city manager Bob Fisher. POW pay and promotions remain while missing or imprisoned servicemembers are in status. Super Bowl tickets prioritize season ticket holders, with public sale in Houston later. For tavern noise, tell the landlord or file a complaint with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission or in corporation court.
Emotional scenes unfold at Travis and Scott AFB as returning prisoners of war embrace loved ones after years in captivity. Capt. Jeremiah Denton and fellow officers recount solitude, sacrifice, and joy while families rush to greet them, including private reunions and heartbreakingly jubilant moments.
Fire investigators say carbon monoxide from a heater caused dizziness and illness. tests showed .01 percent CO every 30 minutes, lethal at .04 percent over four hours. Seven Viglicky family members were found in a Linwood, Nebraska home after neighbors reported absence. Police say the older children were discovered dead in bed while others were hospitalized then released or sheltered.
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