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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1971
Page
9
A college student asks about speculative investing with a few thousand dollars. The piece discusses timing, low priced stocks, broker access for small investors, and whether to invest now or wait. It includes mixed guidance on risk, stock ideas, and the potential for long term gains versus rapid losses.
Readable fragments hint at a dated notice or schedule with garbled phrases. Names, dates, and places are unclear, leaving only partial references to events and numbers. The source lacks coherent details to identify a specific person or organization.
Fort Worth livestock market shows mixed trading with cattle and calves at varied prices during Wednesday sessions. Alaska natives push to secure revenue from mineral royalties as Interior Department hearings on a proposed pipeline draw national attention and UPI reports Dow Jones nudges higher in afternoon trading.
AFL CIO education director Walter Davis denounced President Nixon’s revenue sharing plan as a political cop-out that could starve educational programs and revive church state funding conflicts. Davis warned states may block block grants if funds arrive without use restrictions. Meany, Hodgson, and AFL-CIO leaders weighed in as the union center eyed education and labor consolidation concerns.
A New York banking source reports a rate cut amid speculation on credit costs. Officials indicate liquidity measures remain in place and investors watch for further moves.
A San Antonio panel announces selection of Green, a former district attorney, to lead a state committee on banking and insurance oversight. The report notes connections to Sharpstown and other state bodies, with concerns over department actions and legal ramifications.
Ty Garvett a 22 year old former security guard at the University of Chicago aided victims during a house fire on saith jagalle Street. He rescued a woman and her 14 year old son as flames and smoke spread through the area before others escaped from an adjacent building. Local authorities are investigating the incident.
The Post Office plans the first sale of a new stamp featuring a rural scene with a covered wagon. The stamp, designed by L E Renton, will be issued on Wednesday May 8 at the main post office in Washington.
In Oxford England a talking parakeet named Mindy frustrated its owners by repeating wrong phrases until Mrs Maude Hogan, an invalid, grew exasperated. A radio program offered to take the bird, but the tale ends with unclear resolution as the parrot persisted in squawking.
Washington crowds saw the Kennedy portrait and that of Jacqueline Kennedy placed in the White House. A Queen Anne style painting by Claude Monet was moved from the Green Room to make space for the new first family portraits. Newly acquired works by Gilbert Stuart of John Quincy Adams and Louisa Adams were unveiled during a February reception with Adams descendants in attendance.
A fiery crash on the 14-33 freeway near Waleem Road overpass in northeast San Antonio injured two, including 22 year old Annette Dorian and her 2 year old son Carl, with thick grass fire smoke blamed for blinding drivers and hindering witnesses.
Larey W. Bennett age 10 of 215 Corliss pleaded guilty Tuesday to selling a capsule of heroin. Undercover work by Anionia police and officer Terry Ranc Hel led to the arrest. Bennett was ordered held for institutionalization and to serve a jail sentence while awaiting disposition.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals, places, and addresses across scattered lines. The text reads like a catalog of names, locations, and associations, interspersed with brief mentions of events and a few public notices, lacking coherent narrative flow.
Urton Washington AP report describes a naval carrier involved in Vietnam duties with unclear phrasing and damaged OCR text. It mentions a 26 year old ship briefly, decommissioning and sale rumors, and adds stray references to theater activity and local ads.
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