Peace Talks Continue On Front Page 1
South Vietnamese government and Washington officials denied secret deals with Hanoi that would hasten a settlement. Communist diplomats in London echoed the warning against swift progress.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1973
Page
3
South Vietnamese government and Washington officials denied secret deals with Hanoi that would hasten a settlement. Communist diplomats in London echoed the warning against swift progress.
Oakland teachers complain the district computer system wrongly paid one teacher twenty thousand dollars extra monthly while shortchanging technicians and staff. In Washington, Rep Teague introduces a bill to switch the United States to the metric system as diplomats report Hanoi returning to peace talks with a tough stance on the October 20 draft.
A year-old San Antonio man, James Solano of 26 Hoet- Ben, is jailed on heroin possession and narcotics paraphernalia charges after city narcotics detectives served a search warrant. About one gram of heroin and a syringe were seized. Four others in the home were released after questioning. Solano is held on a $10 bond for heroin and a $7,504 bond for paraphernalia, set by Night Magistrate Phil Chavarria.
Lora Macal a d year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Juan Macal 47 MacArthur is listed in fair condition at Bexar County Hospital after her clothing caught fire from an open flame heater. She was admitted at 9 15 Wednesday with second degree burns to her right arm and leg.
Senator John Taney introduced a bill to renew the Military Assistance to Safety and Traffic program and expand it with five more bases. MAST, active since mid-1970, provides military helicopters to transport emergency victims from rural areas to civilian hospitals. Fort Bliss and Fort Hood are named among expansion targets.
The San Antonio Lights Action Line notes a Texas law banning in sight television receivers on moving vehicles with limited exceptions for mobile units used with licensed stations or safety and law enforcement installations approved by the Texas Department of Public Safety. Residents on Callaghan from Vance Jackson report a dark stretch seeking city lighting. the San Antonio Traffic and Transportation Department will consider adding street lights, a decision typically taking 0 to 60 days. Messages of thanks and holiday wishes from readers are printed.
In Austin, state educators and administrators discussed funding remedies for Texas public schools. A study group led by P Sturgeon proposed shifting the financing burden from local to joint state level, aiming for a 70 percent local and 30 percent state split and boosting the education budget from 1.1 to 2 billion dollars.
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