North Freeway legal fees drain Texas state funds
Texas paid 15,226 dollars in private outside legal services from 1968 to 1971 to defend the North Freeway case, plus 12,826 dollars to Sam McDaniel and Johnson Jones and Sheppard in 1970 71. The attorney general staff is not included. The U S Supreme Court appeal is being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LLAY
Roms Iy Am
Lamson
Macay
Auseiic
San Antonio
North
Alty
Crawford Martin
U.S. Supreme Court
Marlin
Repar
Sam McDaniel
Austin
Johnson, Jones and Sheppard
Charles Alan Wright
University of Txas Law School
McDaniel
Ana
Santos
W. CL ‘Atchley
Superior Oil Co
Thomas
J.lee
RLF
Cavesi
Board of Medical Exxaminers
Joe Burkett
Kerrville
Schools Open for Holiday Amid Washington Birthday Break
U S and state employees enjoy a three day weekend with schools returning Monday for the holiday. Government offices banks and the stock market closed Monday in observance of George Washington's birthday. Mail delivery and drivers license offices closed. San Antonio City Hall stays open with city services continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Rexay County
San Antonio
New Drug Step Between County Center and San Antonio Hospital Admitted
Fed Bailey described the Drug Dependence Center as an intermediary between Bexar County Drug Dependence Center and the San Antonio State Hospital after a day of grand jury testimony. James F. Bailey, director, testified for over six hours amid recent criticism from State Sen. Rothmann over referrals and cooperation between the agencies during juvenile crime and drug abuse probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dist
Atty
Bailey
Berome Hd
Bexa County
San Antonio State Hospital
James F. Bailey
Hentey
Bexar County
Parsons
Rothmann
Butler
Repor
Medal for Dr Salk at St Edward’s University convocation
Dr Jonny Salk, developer of the first effective polio vaccine, will receive the second annual Quest Medal from St Edward’s University at a March 21 convocation led by Interline President Stephen Walsh. The award honors recipients for expanding knowledge.
S A Man Gets Life In Houston Area Burglary Case
Victor Viera of 408 San Patrigio was sentenced to life by Judge Michael Curry after a jury convicted him as an habitual criminal of burglary with intent to steal in a Nov 26 attempt at a service station on N St. Marys. Police found 25.26 in his pockets including 14.38 in bills. Prosecutors said Viera has 10 prior felony convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Viera
San Patrigio
Budge Pater
Michael Curry
Viera
N. St. Mary's
State hires outside lawyers in boundary dispute and reforms opinions
A UPI report outlines private attorneys hired by Texas Attorney General Crawford Martin for state work including a boundary dispute and revising an index of attorney generals opinions. The list shows payments totaling hundreds of thousands to lawyers and a public relations firm, plus fees for antitrust, consumer protection, and other cases. Daniel, a Texas Supreme Court candidate, was paid $44,425.06 before appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
UPI
Atorney
Crawford Martn
Price Daniels
Martin
John HH
Houston
Hill
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Preston Smith
Martin Tod J
Daniel
Chrishan, Miller and
Wright
State Auditors Office
Edward T. Wendler
Austin Syns
Vending Machine
Ambulance
Smother
James C. Ray
Brookshire
Wife saves former premier during assassination attempt
London dispatch says the wife of former Iraqi premier Gen Abdul Razak al-Nayef threw herself in front of him Friday to shield him from an assassination bid according to palace sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPT
Gunner Ste
Pramier
Abdul Razak Ad- Nayef
Palive
Grand Champ May Be an Outcast Soon
The Colorado Brand Commission says a 1,210 pound Grand Champion steer at the National Western Stock Show may have been an illegal entry and dyed black to resemble an Angus. McDonald’s Systems paid $14,230, but the record price is held pending brand board decision on breed eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Sharon Pierce
McDonald’ S Systems
Stop Payment Sought in Treasury Bills Theft Case
A New York bank seeks a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction against Pres National Bank and the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas to recover 200 dollars in stolen Treasury Bills. The bank alleges the two $100 bills originated in Mexico City and were routed through Frost Bank in Texas before payment. The action targets restraining the Dallas Fed from honoring or paying the bills and Frost Bank from paying a transfer agent. The case ties to a racketeering ring in New York holding millions in stolen Treasury Papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pres! National Bak
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Treasury
Bellet
Cheneal
New York City
Ie Bank
Fragonque US
Two Hills
Frost Bank
Mexico City
Frost
Oral Reserve Bank of Dallas
Frost Bank Ron
Chemical Yank
Dallasite on Wanted List
Dallas Crime Commission President John McKee was indicted by a Dallas County grand jury on two counts of embezzlement totaling $6,000 from Lee Lockwood of the Scottish Rite Masons in Texas. A warrant was issued after the indictment, and deputies sought McKee as a wanted man.
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Dallas
UPI
Dallas Crime Commission
John McKee
Man Milday
Deputiies
Jin
McKee
Ie Gallas County Grand
Tada
Lee Lockwood
Wace
Scottish Rite Minas
Lexas
Wit Galt
Appaloosa Winners Declared at Stock Show Event
Grand Champion mare Top Dominetie from Wichita Falls shown by lly Zanes. Grand Champion gelding Jake r B Show Cloud II from Copperas Cove shown by Gary Freeman. Top performance class Candy Spots owned by Dana Alberson. First place Western Pleasure Rawhide Co owned by Dede Alexander. Appaloosa judging runs all day Sunday at the San Antonio Stock Show with an Appaloosa sale at 2 00 pm and rodeo performances at 2 pm and 8 pm in Joe Freeman Coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iashion
Chics Jr. Aaa
Dail-Car Properties
Houston
George Tyler
Dana Alberson
McAllen
Rawhide Co
Dede Alexander
Friendswood
Tex
Daly Catie
Joe Freeman
Nank Thompson
Susan Reye
Simday
Winners of Jiminy Daily Show at Joe Freeman Coliseum
The event at Joe Freeman Coliseum crowned grand champion females in four prelims. Winners include Jerse Culvin Buchanan Mecelur Fee Verikave Ricky Wyott Gorkands Holsteins Martin Edename Fieresville Reyee Swish Theron Mend Yon and Kevdglenies clasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Freeman Coliseum
Jerse Culvin Buchanan
Mecelur
Fee Verikave
Ricky Wyott
Gorkands
Holsteins
Martin E. Dename
Fieresville
Reyee
Theron Mend
Friday Yoda results list wide field of names and places
A cluttered Friday evening results list names many likely teams players and locations including Ames Beulah Houston San Marcos New Mexico and various surnames and nicknames. The fragmentary OCR reads like a sweep of results with no clear single winner or event emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beomriduyy Rayie Sinling Goll
Journey Larcy Fanny Frives
Oni Roth Wilued
Ced Joy Ames
Beulah, Cola
Cultng Hatte
Chanl Bor
Dd Geooes
Part
Mui Line
Bor Geld
Pa Aeeta Paler
Beetle O44
Circle J. Emitorytlves
Houston
Coil” Raping
Marleligne
Oritway
Ritard
Hugo
Oxia
Cord Keene Wright
Ealtincle
Ali
Sheer
Jerry
Pevela
Wranges
Doomle
Mads
Keervilley
Danny Awuck
Ehnlenburg
Dor ‘Taylor
Sunervel
Cecile Zunmer
My Hunt
Terry Neldics Acoode
Fink Tawnend
Atotown
Ale Bortsch
Rand Kieg
San Marcos
Betas Stone
Wea Tawo
Kirty
Wye
Ken Wich
Stevmyile
Tel Bobby Beras
Notman
Chlo
A Mury
Ig Jovi
Bory Weeners
Benny Wit Mrshag
Ieuho
Fa Duck War
Esca
Cunt Qareal Costa
Ina Spencer
Bryker Arrow Olio
Set Jo Ruta
Snawiroth
Kavra Dracouyy
Folebanks
Act Tat
Travall
Bnd
G. Roohie
Tony Mea
Ailonion Kom
Hiplonia
Fereay
Britain
Colvible
Camis
Environmental groups challenge San Antonio Ranch plan
The American Association of University Women the League of Women Voters the Sierra Club and Citizens for a Better Environment charged that HUD's environmental impact statement for the San Antonio Ranch New Town Project violates the National Environmental Policy Act. They urged HUD to deny loan guarantees, warn of the Edwards Aquifer risk, and criticize inadequate drinking water protection and unplanned development considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of ‘University
Women
League of Women Voters
The
Sierra, Club and
Citizens For’ A
Riday
San Antonio Ranch New Town
Osganizations
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Bexar County
Council On Environmental Quality
Wye
Department of Housing
Rhan
Edwards Aquitier
HUD
Urchah
San Antonio
EPA Chief Defends Clean Air Rules Amid Senate Clash
Sen. Eagleton accuses EPA of emasculating the 1970 clean air law to aid copper interests. Sen. Dole calls it election-year politics. EPA head William Ruckelshaus testifies on air pollution controls before a Senate Public Works subcommittee, denying the charges as false and distorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Thomas F. Esgleton
D-Mo
Environmental Protection Agency
ERA
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
Eagleton
White House
EPA
Montana
William D. Rickelshaus
Rickelshaus
Senate Public Works Pollution
Haggar to switch Texas plants to four‑day 40‑hour week
Haggar garments announces 12 plants in Texas and Oklahoma will adopt a four day, forty hour workweek starting next Monday after testing the schedule at the McKinney facility. The change follows a successful trial of the 4‑day week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPI
Haggar Cg
Texas
Oklahoma
Weir
McKinney
Woman burned in San Antonio washing machine blast
A San Antonio housewife, Mrs. Dorthy Williams, 25, was critically burned Friday when gasoline-soaked rags near a washing machine exploded in her kitchen. She dumped her husband s work clothes in a pan of gasoline, started the machine, then the blast ripped the kitchen and she fled, suffering severe burns and hospital treatment. Neighbors called the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Dare Othy Williams
Pameaia
Bexar Countty Hospital
Ralph Medina
Medina
Solon Backs Busing Rules Defend plan to end segregation
Washington UPI Mondale defends busing as a method to end school segregation while fighting new antibusing amendments in the upcoming higher education bill. Javits opposes constitutional limits on busing, arguing it would alter Civil War era precedents. In separate brief note, a watergun robbery in Claremont yields $3,000 from Citizens Savings and Loan Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Walter F. Mondale
D-Mlinn
Mondale
Senate
Capital Hill
Jacoh K. Javits
RNY
Min
Javits
Claremont
N.C
Citizens Savings and Loan Association
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