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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1970

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Duck Taylor Stadium First Casualty and Attendance Facts

Ducks Taylor is noted as the stadiums first casualty after breaking a leg in the opener. Attendance figures for Alanto Stadium include seating capacity 22,406 and first game paid attendance 22,405. Also cited are largest paid attendance 26,298 at Jelief son vs. Fox Tech in 1419.

Duck” Taylor Alanto Stadium Jeliefson Fox ‘Tech Texas A&m University of Tulsa Los Angeles New York Bulldogs

Congress Veto Fight Shapes Budget Battles in 1969

House Republicans rally behind a Nixon veto while Ways and Means probes a $3.1 billion welfare plan with a $1,600 minimum income and food stamps for poor families. Senate Democrats claim Congress trimmed Nixon’s budget by about $7 billion, turning inflation into a political argument ahead of the State of the Union.

House Nixon GOP Wilbur D. Mills Senate Congress Ben Ralph Wi Yarborough Mike Mansfield Montana

Oil Import Hikes Feared in Texas Revenue Loss

Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes warned that raising oil import quotas could cut crude prices and cost Texas about 50 million dollars yearly in revenue. He urged the Legislative Budget Board to study the issue and draft a letter to President Nixon arguing against higher imports. Present oil prices average around 3.20 dollars per barrel, with Texas receiving over 130 million dollars annually from crude production taxes.

Austin UPI Ben Barnes Texas Legeslative Budget Board Joss Richard Nixon Barnes

Vietnamese War battles widen as U S reports heavy casualties

UPI reports U S officers say 207 enemy dead were confirmed in a large clash as Mth Armored Cavalry destroyed Soviet Renault auto parts bound for the USSR and engaged enemy forces near the border. American bombers raid the Mekong Delta to hinder a Tet offensive, while winter dress fashion notes ribless corduroy use.

U.S Attribe Paris UPI Bar ‘Automobile Co Auto Parta Soviet Union Renault Ees Mékong

Few County budget raises face first budget hearing

Few County allocates raises in 1970 budget during first budget hearing by Commissioners Court. General fund to exceed 10 million with a 1.5 million courthouse upgrade. County Auditor Charles R Sanderson proposes 10.95 million with 100k to 200k cut to balance revenue. Reeves, Penia, and Pipeh eliminate much equipment funding and two new district court positions.

Bexar County Commissioners Court Charles R Sanderson Sanderson Reaves Saicy Svere Cout Reeves Penia Pipeh Ina Inlet Tcomputer Elton Cade

Three Houston Men Rescued After Gulf Fishing Trip

Three Houston men missing for two days in the Gulf of Mexico were found safe by an offshore oil rig shuttle boat. Bill Martin, owner of the stalled motorboat, and Delwin Glassage and Warren James Campbell reported they were in good condition though exposed to the elements.

Galveston Houston Gulf of Mexico Bill Martin Delwin’ Glassage Warren James Campbell Palthough

Lincoln Talk Topic by Dr Garald McMurtry at Optimist Club

Dr Garald McMurtry, authority on Abraham Lincoln and head of the Lincoln National Life Foundation in Fort Wayne Indiana, will address the Northwest Optimist Club at 7 pm Thursday. He has authored about 25 books and 250 magazine articles on Lincoln and contemporaries, edits Lincoln Love monthly, and in 1987 joined the National Lincoln Sesquicentennial Commission. In 1952 he was a State Department American specialist sent to Southeast Asia to lecture on Lincoln.

Garald McMurtry Abraham Lincoln Lincoln National Life Foundation Fort Wayne Ind Northwest ‘Optimist Club Nigmbors Maurthy Lincoln McMuriry Lincoln Love National Lincoln Sesquicenténnial Commission Southeast

Wage Law To Go Into Effect In Texas

AUSYIN AP The Texas Bureau of Labor Statistics reminds employers that the first minimum wage law goes into effect Feb 1. The wage is 1.25 per hour, except farm workers at 1.10. Federal law applies to firms over 2500000 in annual gross. The state law covers an estimated 2.5 million workers not under federal rules. Numerous exemptions exist including domestics, executives, small payrolls, and certain agricultural and institutional workers. The wage rises to 1.40 hour on Feb 3, 2970.

Texas Bureau of Labor Statistics

Curnutt declines SAISD board bid endorses Dietert

Incumbent SAISD board member Curnutt will not seek re election and endorses Jerry Dietert to fill his vacancy in the April school board election. Curnutt, former board president, cites business demands and notes HEW desegregation directives and a large bond program influenced district plans. Dietert, 41, a wholesale and retail business owner, is married with two children in SAISD schools. Two other terms held by S. J. Davis and Lewis Lee expire.

Doris Wright Mani Harry Cicott San Antonio Jerry Dielert Curnutt Hort Department of Health,education and Welfare Curnatt Dietert Highland Park State Bank SAISD Hirsch Elementary S. J. Davis Lewis Lee

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