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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1973

Page

6

Light Auto Show Citroen a Top Attraction

The Citroen SM dubbed the best all around automobile by Motor Trend will headline San Antonio Light's 4th International Auto Show at the Convention Center March 7 to 11. The show features Citroen SM models and a wide range of foreign and domestic cars, plus auto accessories. Admission is 1.50 for adults and 60 cents for children under UW.

Motor Trend San Antonio Convention Center Mmestic SAADA

Nixon asks Congress to approve 19 environmental bills

President Nixon urged Congress to enact 19 environmental measures from last session plus eight new proposals aimed at cleaner air safer drinking water and stronger environmental protections. The plan includes controls on strip mining river protection wildlife preservation water transparency and international efforts to safeguard oceans while expanding state local enforcement and public health standards.

Washington Uph Nixon Congress Taj

Committee Room FBI Probes House Bugging

Washington FBI probes after an electronic listening device found in the House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing room. Chairman Morgan said a sophisticated transmitter lay on a table Monday and was investigated, with staff noting no attempt to hide it.

FBI Washington UPI House Foreign Affairs Committee Thomas E. Morgan Morgan D-Pa Thei William P Rogers

Four Railroads Official Urges Merger

Washington dispatch reports an ICC official urging a four railroad merger to consolidate west of the Mississippi. The plan would divide the Rock Island Southern Pacific Santa Fe and Union Pacific systems, aiming to address inefficiencies and keep four lines operating west of the Mississippi.

Washington Southern Pacific Interstate Commerce Santa Fe Burlings Northern Mississippi Commission ICC Rock Island Railroad Nathan Klitenic Union Pacific Rock Island Southern Pacific Union Railroad System

Four-day Week At USAA Succeeds

USAA reports a successful year with a four day workweek for its 3000 employees at its Sat Atla nio base. The change cut hours to 34 per week paid on a four day pay scale and extended daily hours to nine and a half. Turnover fell to the lowest in 20 years while resignations linked to the schedule remained few. Service for policyholders reportedly increased as more staff operated Tuesday through Friday shifts without diminishing overall productivity.

United Service Automotive Association USAA Sat Atlanio MTH

Rodeo Winners and Placings from Wednesday Show

Results from Wednesday's rodeo list multiple winners and placements across events. Notable names include Joy Cannon of Houston winning Borebork Riding, Ber Joe King ridden by Chuplius LePrypes Poco Bueno Leo, and Bertha Davis Clark of Houston with the second entry. Steer wrestling tallies include Ede Loverty and others, while Colt Scramble features Thomas Yaurer and Nesler.

Joy Cannon Houston Alta Censae Firsh Rusty Blade Earl Aii Ber Joe King Chuplius Bertha Davis Clark Chetter Bristalh Linton Juder Gerrigony Dylgary Jokin Hallquist Maeral Wells Toni Esstein Livingston LaPryas Anke Klefer Dilley Drew Jessie Lytle Gopay Ward Converse Mike” Urban Dillers Mike Moutas Stoscora Hen Mehwee Heese Muir Jane Ering My Sham Wally Badarth Fur Mont van Doings Install Bull Ring John Davis Womedate Rufen

World hat air balloon championships contestant injured in landing

In Albuquerque New Mexico during the first world hat air balloon championships Kent Bottwell 47 of San Antonio sustained a dislocated shoulder after a downdraft during descent. A balloon passenger Jossy Herron 22 also of San Antonio avoided injury.

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