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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1971

Page

3

Viet Cong ceasefire violations spark renewed shelling in Saigon

Five minutes after the deal ended, Communist forces shelled a U.S. air unit 75 miles northeast of Saigon as ceasefire talks faltered. Reports from Saigon say U.S. and South Vietnamese forces suffered light casualties with more clashes in Cambodia and Laos. Viet Cong accused the U.S. of violations while continuing operations along the Ho Chi Minh Trail.

Saigon UPI 1St Air Cavalry Divic U.S United States South Vietnam Cambodia Suang Phnom Penh Dian Silipon Indochina North Vietnam

Health district crisis threatens city health services

Ross warns dissolution of the health district would erase tuberculosis control sewage disposal and inspection programs immunizations and other prevention services. A $123,000 federal grant for pollution control and $45,000 more are at risk plus scores of district workers could lose jobs. City economy could suffer as disease protection wanes and conventions reduce activity. Johnson says commissioners oppose increasing county health funding and Vaughan says he backs the district but the county lacks money.

Ross Johnson Gossell San Antonio Frank Vaughan Vaughan Vauphan

Overpass Proposal Near New Braunfels Moore Walter Crossing

City traffic chief Stewart Tisher says a federally funded project could add a new overpass four blocks east of the New Braunfels Moore-Walter crossing. The old bridge remains structurally safe but is narrow and groans, while construction would advance traffic safety efforts.

Southern Pacific Railroad City Traffic Division Stewart Tisher New Braunfels Moore-Walter Crossing Fisher

Oslo Court Orders Damages for Fake Contraceptive Pills

The Oslo Municipal Court ordered a West German drug merchant to pay 22,000 dollars in damages after a man claimed his wife died in 1964 from using counterfeit contraceptive pills supplied by the defendant.

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Gonzalez urges investigation into Groas stock sale details

Gonzalez stated he referred information on the Groas stock sale to the FDIC and the federal controller of the currency, saying it was his duty to alert the proper officials. A.G. McNeese Jr, newly appointed Bank of the Southwest chairman and UT Board of Regents member, confirmed financing the sale. More than $5 million involved.

Mater Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FDIC Gonzalez Bank of the Southwest Hougon A.G. McNeese Jr University of Texas Board of Jno Groos Gonzales Manges Greas National Bank Stork Jack Skaggs Skaggs Texas Small Business Administration Mages Oe Eanes Eanes

Regents at UT Arlington debate reforms and symbolism

Regents clash over leadership and a Confederate Rebel theme at the University of Texas Arlington as calls for resignation surface amid a heated board meeting. Action includes changing the Old South symbol, potential campus remodeling, and new degree approvals while leaders argue over governance and public accountability.

Erwin Auswer of Arts and Sciences John Silber Rach Crilligingy Nork University of Texas-Arlington Sone Frank B. Harrison Regents UTA Galveston Medical Dallas Medical School Graduate School of Business Pearce Hall Austin Business Administration Jenkins Garrett Fort Worth Cone|imitive Dan Williams Dalles Alfalca Caimiltee

Picketing Plans By Jewish Group At Carnegie Hall

Militants plan continued demonstrations at Carnegie Hall during the Siberian Dancers and Singers Company visit. Officials indicated press conferences and potential late night actions amid concerns of Sabbath observance and Soviet Jewish mistreatment reports.

New York Carnegie Hall Glen Richter Ono Skaggs Ihe Manges MuAvon

Local ticket shifts in GGL and Burke IGGL race

Burke IGGL recommends Trevino retention while GGL replaces Rev. S H James with Dr. Robert Hilliard. Ticket leader John Gatti plans quail hunting Saturday and will be away Monday, making weekend GGL activity speculative. Monier, a grocery executive, weighs in as GGL searches a replacement for Burke. Thames Becker undecided on remaining with GGL. Barrio Betterment plans 3 pm Saturday press conference at 707 Patton, rain site LT Pastor Cafe, 1607 W Poplar. Mario Compean leads the liberal Mexican American ticket opposing Mayor McAllister, with Karen a key airport-expansion foe in September.

IGGL Trevino GGL S. H. James Robert Hilliard John Gattl Gatti Monier Thames Becker Council Inc Committee For Barrio Betterment Patton LT Pastor Cafe W. Poplar Mario Compean McAllister Karen

Reds Impose Semi Blockade On Berlin

In Berlin the East German government imposed a semiblockade halting supply trucks at border checkpoints for hours while West German Chancellor Willy Brandt met in Bonn. East German guards delayed three mile long queues of trucks and slowed passenger car traffic for extended periods.

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Four NJ hikers rescued after mountain ordeal in New Hampshire

Four New Jersey climbers from West Orange and Vineland were found safe three days after going missing near Pinkham Notch New Hampshire. They had reached a hut near Mount Washington summit before freezing temperatures and wind slowed rescue efforts. Rutgers university outing group member said they persevered until weather improved.

Pinkham Notch N.hosearch UPI New Jersey Fein Te Begnian Xald Quez West Orange Marn Salter Vineland Rutgers University Chub Hut Mount Washington

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