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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1973

Page

2

Nuclear Power Use Explored In Public Energy Debate

A historical overview examines the birth of civilian nuclear power, its slow spread, and projected growth into the 1980s and beyond. It weighs cost, safety, environmental concerns, and the role of the City Public Service Board in San Antonio’s energy future.

Lignt Peter D. Franklin City Public Service Board San Antonio Martin €. Wukasch Occupational Texas Health Department Austin Wukasch Saya Rennsselaer

Teachers' Pay Secure in Northside District Budget

Northside School District will not cut teachers' salaries as impact funds fall short. The school board approved paying $600 over the state minimum, with $613,917 received so far, about 30 percent of entitlement for students from military families. The district expects the remaining 50 percent in July.

Northside Ed Cody Cody

Deadline Set for Army Corps on Wallisville Work

U S District Judge Cat O Bue Jr has given the Army Corps of Engineers until April to finish maintenance on the Wallisville Reservoir project valued at 28.8 million dollars. A halt to construction was ordered February 16 after environmental requirements were alleged not to be met.

Nyustgn Cat O. Bue Jr U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Wallisville Bue

Record Beef Prices Rise to New High in January

Washington reports January beef prices likely to average over 1.20 per pound, a new all time high for choice grade cuts. Government figures from the Agriculture Department, covering the full month, are expected to exceed the Labor Department’s early January 5 percent rise.

Washington API Agricuture Department Labor Departments Agriculture Department Labor Department Agriculaire Department

Two burglary suspects jailed on $5,000 bonds

Oscar T. Aguero 34 of 2105 Vera Cruz and Amalfa Mor eng Jr 28 of 467 Rosita were jailed after being charged before Night Magistrate Phil Chavarda. They were arrested in an auto at West Avenue and Venice following a 1:15 p.m. Monday report of a break in at Mary Rodriguez 62 Capitel.

Phil Chavarda Oscar T. Aguero Vera Cruz Amalfa Moreng Jr Rosita West Avenue Venice

Examining Trial Slated for Four Suspects in Marijuana Case

A preliminary examining trial for four men charged with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute 1,057 pounds of marijuana has been set for 10 a.m. March 7 in U.S. Magistrate's Court. Arrested by U S Customs agents in San Antonio and in Bexar County Jail each posted 100000 bonds. Emeda Romeo Gonzalez 22 and Macio Quiroga Gonzalez 27 both of Roma, Clark David Rea 22 Corpus Christi, and Robert Kent Cage 22 Austin. The defendants and two other men are accused of attempting to sell the marijuana to undercover federal agents.

U.S San Antonio Bexar County Heu Emeda Romeo Gonzales Macio Quiroga Gonzalez Roma Clark David Rea Corpus Christi Robert Kent Cage Austin

Retired to Meet On USC Gerontology Center

A report on the new Ethel Percy Andrus Gerontology Center at the University of Southern California will be featured at the Wednesday meeting of the American Association of Retired Persons Chapter No. 95. The session will begin at 10 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church.

Ethel Percy Andrus University of Southern California American Association of Retired Persons First Presbyterian Ct

Leaky faucet tips save water and money in daily life

The notice urges fixing a dripping faucet to prevent waste of water and energy. It highlights about 90 drops per minute equaling 300 gallons per month and 3600 yearly, plus savings from using less hot water and maintaining appliances. Practical steps include full loads, monthly heater drain, cleaning coils, and rinsing with cold water when possible.

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