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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1973
Page
4
Firefighters discovered a three hour old black infant in a vacant apartment near 44003 Heady on Friday. The baby weighed about 10 pounds and was said to be in fine condition. Ben Tatlerico of Bexar County Child Welfare Unit stated parents may face court action for permanent custody if they do not come forward.
Herbert Jenkins, 35, on parole from a life sentence for rape, was found not guilty by a 175th District Court jury Thursday in an alleged rape of a 50-year-old woman on Bob Billa Drive. Vernon Jenkins, 41, his brother, awaits related charges in the same case.
Washington UPI reports answers about new economic controls reform. Government will set private conduct standards aligned with inflation goals and wage guidelines. Standards will be self administered with voluntary compliance and no licensing for typical actions. Authorities to sanction violators are discussed.
In San Francisco the government outlines plans under the Economic Stabilization Act featuring a one year extension. The Cost of Living Council will set wage standards with a 3.5 percent annual target, maintain advisory committees, and continue controls on food and interest sectors while adjusting price and construction measures. Major firms will report profit margins and price changes to monitor inflation.
Governor Dolph Briscoe named Robert L. Hardesty press secretary for his administration. Hardesty, 41, is a St. Louis native who has served on the White House staff and as a speech writer. He joins after working as a senior aide in Washington and brings extensive experience from Lyndon Johnson's era.
Wichita Falls Texas. Funeral services will be Saturday for Charles P McGaha 76 a leading oil man and banker in North Texas. He died Thursday in a local hospital. The cause of death was not given.
Washington UPI policy overview outlines mandatory wage and price controls, with phased changes to tax and living costs. Advisory panel suggests wage standard reforms while major firms report quarterly wage and price data. Expanded measures abolish health care and state local government watchdogs, with Congress asked to extend stabilizing act through 1974. Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagai attended a royal amateur poetry reading with Imperial Family members.
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