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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1972
Page
4
Yesterday's puzzle answer hints at a theme with a playful tone. The column notes a moniker for Monday and teases a tricky grid, mentioning RUMMY and FRACAS alongside garbled names, suggesting a puzzle review and hints for the reader to continue the streak.
A garbled teaser blends a cipher instruction with multiple bridge bidding problems. It includes cryptic steps to derive a key from lettered sequences and displays several hands with vulnerable and nonvulnerable cases. The page seems to mix puzzle text with bridge score snippets and requests for the reader to determine their bids or actions.
Seguin woman Mae Gordon, 62, filed a civil negligence suit against Southern Patent Company alleging injuries from a collision involving her pony at a railroad crossing near McQueeney on February 4. She claims she was placed in a permanent invalid position due to the accident and asserts no warning signals were functioning at the crossing.
TRE AGA misteret court in San Antonio weighs review of a Civil Service Commission ruling upholding the dismissal of former employee Cordon RB Tilings from a post after an accidental fire at a fire pump in April 1971. The appeal contends the commission acted arbitrarily and on hearsay evidence.
Washington reports quote Justice Department officials denying a search of a White House desk and a pre dawn break-in tied to the 1972 campaign. FBI did not seize a map or layout, only floor plans and an electronic listening device found. officials caution against discussing ongoing investigation and no White House involvement confirmed.
Indian official Iftakar Ali said talks were under way as Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Pakistani President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto held a first substantive session. Ali described the 41 minute meeting as a step toward solving decades of dispute and noted both sides were reviewing a Pakistani draft with plans to meet again.
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