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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1973
Page
4
Two girls advise filing a complaint to the apartment manager about a neighbor with a telephoto lens who stares at residents. If unhelpful, warn his wife to redirect his attention away from others. The note frames a harassment concern and suggests formal steps if needed.
Subpoenas compel Nixon aides to disclose presidential conversations and White House papers after Nixon declines release. Ehrlichman, Haldeman, and staff are drawn into Senate Cox hearings amid claims of executive privilege and separation of powers.
A spokesman described Libyan police and soldiers quickly moving passengers to the airport lounge after a hijacking attempt. Passengers were dazed with bandages, some holding wounds, and several were sent to a hospital. The plane was destroyed by hand grenades in a scene likened to firecrackers. Two other airplanes were diverted due to debris.
Edmisten delivers subpoenas from the White House lawn drawing immediate media attention and crowd crowding. Sen Pastore warns constitutional questions may go to court if the President resists, while noting public opinion could condemn the President.
Testimony described gas supply woes heightening CPS electrical operating problems. Witnesses cited $10 trillion gross losses, possible mandatory Austin electricity cutbacks within six weeks, and a 40 percent natural gas reduction impacting City operations as officials urged clearer explanations and relief.
Lo-Vaca Gathering Co forms the City Public Service to report natural gas deliveries to CPS have fallen from 181.9 million to 150 million cubic feet daily, a 38 percent cut. CPS will shift power plant fuel toward oil, increasing from 8,000 to 16,000 barrels daily, due to equipment failure at Gray Ranch Pumping Station requiring temporary shutdowns. CPS general manager J T Deely notes the curtailment will persist as long as deliveries remain constrained and voluntary cuts by customers continue.
Absentee voting begins Wednesday in Galveston for the August city election to raise police and firemen pay by $100 monthly. Balloting takes place in the city secretary's office and ends August 10.
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