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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
11
San Antonio newspaper notes market snippets and business notices from January 23 1983 featuring short items on local commerce and economy. The brief covers company moves price changes and small market shifts affecting readers.
Fragmentary note discusses choosing income over selling assets with references to yields and investment terms. No clear dates or parties identified.
Local officials outline Loop 410 projects from W White Road to Cupples and Nogalitos, listing parcels totaling 421 for the US 80 West Freeway and other connectors. City leaders emphasize bonds of 3 525 000 for 40 miles of county highways as part of the wider road-improvement program.
In a fairly active market, steel stocks rose as investors priced in expected earnings. Major gainers included U.S. Steel, Bethlehem, Republic Steel, and DuPont while Polaroid and Texaco moved modestly higher amid a broad market rally led by steel and related sectors.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a dispute about not reshaping a family estate and warnings about harming children. The text includes personal names and vague locations but lacks a clear event or outcome.
Judge Adrian A. Spedys issues an order to local U.S. Commissioners linking court appointed counsel to rights at the start of reviews. Defendants must be advised of counsel rights and, if funds are lacking, the district judge will appoint.
Authorities in Saigon report the capture of 42 Viet Cong guerrillas who killed Vietnamese trainees at a camp run by the US Army. The detainees are part of a 400-man force that previously resisted counter actions and targeted anti-Communist tribesmen.
More than five tons of priceless church documents arrived in Austin to join the archives and library of the Protestant Episcopal Church at the Chive Historical Society. The collection follows a 4,767 mile journey from New York and includes dating to 1204 regarding Samuel Seabury as the church’s first American bishop. A church spokesman noted some items may be oblie due to the church’s history from the Jamestown colony to early English missionaries. The curation will be led by Dr. Virginia Nell Bellamy, church historian and archivist.
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