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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1973

Page

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McCord Says Perjury Probe Broadens Watergate Case

Washington reports that James W. McCord Jr. sought delay or reversal of sentencing amid accusations of perjury at trial and claims of massive justice efforts linked to Nixon campaign aides. McCord alleged high officials and aides framed prosecutions, asserting testimony by Maj. Gen. G. Gordon Liddy and others supported a broader conspiracy.

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Governor Briscoe Urges State to Cut Fuel Use

Governor Dolph Briscoe urged agencies to immediately reduce gasoline and electricity use. He named Jim Rose to coordinate a statewide energy conservation program, promote car pools, and minimize lights and air conditioning. The state plans to ration gasoline and diesel, adjust allocations, and seek oil terminal construction to protect refinery supplies.

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Texas and Pan American merger bill status in legislature

A report notes a bill to form a University of South Texas system merging &J and Pan American College, approved in the Senate but stalled in House committee. It would create five South Texas colleges, while broader Watergate testimony debate cites presidential immunity and a Jefferson precedent as discussed in the piece.

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Nixon to Announce Economy Plans

Washington reports say President Nixon will unveil economy steps early next week to curb inflation. White House sources cite possible price freezes and a gasoline tax increase amid public concern over inflation and Watergate.

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Steen debt cut as judge reduces IRS claim

District Judge Bruce Thompson ruled Charles Steen’s IRS debt at 480 817, down from 314 million in taxes claimed by the IRS. The bankruptcy referee set the debt at 427, Steen’s attorney said the ruling helps present a viable repayment plan. Steen, a Utah counter trader and uranium producer, faced losses in other ventures but says he has never been bankrupt.

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CPS Takeover Favored by San Antonio Mayor

San Antonio Mayor Becker said he would support a city takeover of CPS if economically feasible. He criticized autonomous public utilities as unaccountable and noted the city would need to assume CPS's $125 million indebtedness to regain direct control. The mayor attends a public hearing on CPS future energy plans before leaving for the National Mayors Conference.

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Haiti Chief Welcomes Onassis at National Palace

President Jean Claude Bavalier hosted Aristotle Onassis and Jacqueline Onassis at Haiti's National Palace on Thursday, amid high diplomatic gesture. The meeting in Port au Prince underscored cooperative relations between Haiti and the Onassis interests.

Port AU Prince Haiti UPTY Jean Claude Bavalier Artote Onassis Jacqueline National Palace

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