Amin returns to Kampala ending three day hoax
President Idi Amin reportedly flew back to Kampala from a secret meeting with revolutionary leaders from Tanzania and Zambia. Ugandan radio claimed he had secretly entered London and threatened reprisals against Britons, then denied by the British Foreign Office.
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Daily San Antonio Light and Express Lead Circulation Figures
The Daily San Antonio Light records a total circulation lead of 50 355, while the Express posts 45 630 in combined circulation figures. The report highlights the two papers as the top performers in the local market for the period.
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Lawful Age for Marriage in Texas Under Court Orders
Betty R asks if a 14 year old girl can marry a 17 year old boy with parental opposition. County Clerk Bob Green says it is against the law unless a court grants a marriage permit. Texas Family Code outlines the rules and the court order exception.
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Valiant Hector Martines laid to rest after battle with leukemia
Hector Martines, a San Antonio College art student, died after a battle with leukemia. Six cousins carried his casket at St. Ann's Catholic Church as Bishop Patrick Flores delivered the eulogy. Relatives from Nixon, Alice, Smithy, Colorado and New Mexico attended. Martines, years old, was to be buried in Nixon's Latin American Cemetery amid family memories.
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San Antonio council clash over appointments to boards
Mayor Lila Cockrell and City Attorney Jim Parker dispute who controls board and commission appointments. Parker cites charter language granting the manager appointment power with council approval, while Cockrell argues council should handle appointments to ensure community representation. The issue, tied to city governance after voter-approved reforms, may be revisited in weeks ahead.
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$100 Prize Won In Light Sweepstakes Draw
Rodney A Goeth, a retired civil servant, wins $100 in The Light's TV Sweepstakes and eyes a coast trip. The Light offers weekly top prizes and early bird awards with entry rules on 7-B while TV Sweepstakes split $1,580 weekly. match numbers from Sunday's TV Channels cover.
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