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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1966

Page

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CPSB Plans Lake 3500 Acre Site For New Power Plant

CPSB outlines long range plan to acquire land for a 3500 acre lake to cool a new power plant near San Antonio. Tobin-Rountrey Inc will appraise and arrange property removal while Calaveras reservoir and Braunig lake waters supply cooling. Construction slated to start mid 1960s with dam 95 feet high and capacity about 3.4 million kilowatts, cost over 10 million dollars.

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Five Texans Find Gold Near San Saba

Five Lampasas and Bend residents forming a partnership say ore from limestone hills near San Saba has assayed at 487 dollars a ton by the Colorado Assaying Co. They plan a large ore shipment in March to decide if they will become millionaires.

San Saba Tex Austin Colorado Assaying Co Denver Orville Aaron Cummins R. R. Mc‘Coy Lampasas T. S. Lemons T. S. Lemons Jr Bend Jelder Lemons T. 5. Lemons Jr Colorado River Colorado Cummins Mother Nature

Power outage hits Mazatlan disrupting Mardi Gras celebrations

A lengthy blackout lasting over ten hours hit Mazatlan after damage to the thermoelectric plant serving the city. The outage caused millions of pesos in losses, spoiled ton after ton of seafood due to refrigeration failure, and cut the city’s water supply during the famed Mardi Gras period.

Mazatlan Mex

Charred Body Found in Sherman Dump Death

Rutherford Clark, 74, was found dead with a charred body near the Sherman city dump. An autopsy was ordered after he was last seen alive Saturday at a grocery store parking lot.

Sherman, Tex Rutherford Clark

Three Held In Shooting Involving Mendoza Case

Three youths were arrested Monday in theFriday night killing of Pedro E Guerrero 19 of 212 Price Raymond Mendoza 17 of 21234 W Gerald was booked for murder Two others ages 19 and16 faced charges for making false statements to police Detectives Arthur Munoz and Bill Sheppard made the arrests The Mendoza youth claimed the shooting was an accident The injured victim remained hospitalized and a hospital spokesperson gave an update on his condition Mrs Helen Acebal and her husband Ronald have another child Ronald Jr Acebal works as a hair stylist

Pedro E. Guerrero Raymond Mendoza W. Gerald Helen Acebal Mendoza Ing Arthur Munoz Bill Sheppard Mendoza Y Acebal Ronald Ronald Jr

Shelley Rates Propose City Tax Increase for Bonds

City officials debate a bond election in March and a proposed tax rate of 1.97 per 100 to fund a convention center project and related purchases. Mayor McAllister backs borrowing 1.06 million for 1963-66 budgets while council members seek bond alternatives and project evaluations before spring action.

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Quadruplets Born to New York Couple Held in Hospital

A New York couple, a 4 hairdresser and his 36 year old wife, welcomed quadruplets who are reportedly holding their own in hospital incubators. The couple resides in Cold Springs and the birth was reported by UP1.

Cold Springs N.Y

Girl Wins Scholarship in National Report Contest

Sharon Ann Lothringer of Saint Francis Academy won first place and a $300 scholarship for her report on What Handicapped Workers Are Contributing to My Community. The national contest, sponsored by the President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped, includes a Washington trip paid by the Texas Disabled American Veterans. Honorable mentions went to Dale Arthur Stewart and Kathy Hudson.

Sharon Ann Lothringer Saint Francis Academy Committee On Sharon Texas Disabled American Veterans Washington Texas State Afl-Cio Dale Arthur Stewart Thomas Jefferson High Kathy Hudson San Antonio Ursuline Academy

Robbery Suspects Held in San Antonio Connection

Two San Antonio officers head to Laredo to pick up Raul Pena Lopez and Joe Guzman Garcia both 28 after their arrest in Laredo and Nuevo Laredo on a daylight robbery spree involving loan companies and service stations. Garcia faces armed robbery count for the Sigmor Shamrock Station No. 9.1 incident.

San Antonio Laredo Raul Pena Lopez Joe Guzman Garcia Nuevo P Laredo Garcia S.W

Johnson signs bank merger bill limiting antitrust conflicts

President Johnson approved a law setting a single standard to judge bank mergers and align it with antitrust rules. The measure tightens review of mergers under the 1960 Bank Merger Act after a lengthy congressional dispute. The headline notes a separate item about Vice Admiral Hyland arriving in Formosa.

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