Paroled Officials Fuentes and Montez Also Paroled in 1969
Albert Puentes Jr. and Edward J. "Eddie" 13, former Small Business Administration officials, were paroled from a Fort Worth federal facility after serving time for conspiracy related to attempting to gain part ownership of a San Antonio metal works firm in exchange for help in obtaining an SBA law. They had been at the Fort Worth institution since last October with a group of 20 inmates selected for their behavior and assisted in converting a former hospital for addicts into a transitional center.
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Runoff voting rules clarified for qualified electors
A reader questioned eligibility for the runoff after a May primary. The response confirms registered voters may cast a runoff vote if registered in the state, but those voting Democrat in the primary cannot switch to Republican in the runoff. Voters may choose party in the November general election.
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Nixon Headed Home After Warsaw Welcome
Nixon returns to Andrews Air Force Base after a Warsaw stop where hundreds of thousands greeted him. He plans a televised 8:30 p.m. address on the Moscow summit and SALT talks, while Poland and the United States sign a joint trade commission aid.
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TV Sweeps Reader Wins Cash in Light Sweepstakes
Alvarez, a dentist, will benefit as readers can win weekly prizes from The Light TV Sweepstakes. An employee at Rogers Flower Shop at 5 El Monee has six years of subscription. Winners match numbers on The Light’s Sunday page to receive cash prizes from 30 to 100 dollars each.
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Arrested Soviet Jews Freed After Nixon Visit
MOSCOW AP reports that a group of Soviet Jews detained during protests during President Nixon's visit were released. Jewish leaders said the detainees were freed without charges and urged continued emphasis on emigration rights and religious freedom.
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Plans to join Ellison Firm
City Manager Jerry Henckel resigned Thursday to join Ray Ellison Industries as a vice president. The resignation, announced in city council session, comes as a board chairman of Ellison seeks to block a city annexation. Henckel cites a private sector offer and says he will remain active in civic and business affairs while aiding Ellison in overall direction of the enterprise.
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Widened Manhunt For Suspects In Bank Extortion
The FBI expanded efforts Thursday to locate two or possibly three suspects tied to a high profile extortion at Valley-Hi National Bank. The scheme yielded about $22,600 with a mustachioed gunman forcing bank president B R Deniley to drive to the bank and load an attache case with twenty dollar bills. Oral Bentley was held briefly but later found unharmed in the trunk of her car at the couple’s Castle Hills home. A second driver returned the car to the Bentley residence after driving Mrs Bentley around post robbery. The investigation notes a potential accomplice and cites a phone call to the bank minutes after the robbery. Further details appear on page 6 column 5.
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Showers Hit Coast Area
A few showers pelted the Middle Texas Coast just east of Corpus Christi with partly cloudy skies across the southern third of the state. A light south wind and easterly breeze were noted as moist air moved inland from the Gulf. Forecasters expect more scattered thundershowers in extreme South Texas and western mountain areas west of the Pecos River.
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Granata weighs city leadership bid amid retirement doubt
Veteran public works director Granata says he is considering running while Mayor Galli and council members have asked about his candidacy. He remains undecided. Granata, a 24 year city employee, could retire in four years.
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Buying Stamps Requires Bids In Cleveland
The City Commissioner of Purchases refused approval of a $12,000 postal stamps order due to a city rule for competitive bidding on purchases over $3,500. The Postal Service is the sole supplier.
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Riot in Naples Prison Sparks Rioting and Gunfire
In Naples Italy riots erupted in a prison block as four inmates shouted threats and set fires after a night of violence. Three inmates were reportedly wounded by gunfire during the disturbance and authorities moved to restore order.
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