Shriners Parade Draws Thousands in San Antonio
About 1,400 Texas Shriners led a two mile downtown parade past the Alamo as some 7,000 spectators watched. The event featured drum and bugle corps, floats, armored bands, horse units from 14 temples, and color guards with five flags. San Antonio host Alzafar Temple opened the procession.
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Jan Jarboe
Texas Shriners
San Antonio
Moslah Temple
Fort
Ation
Alcafar Temple
Texas
United States
Canada
Mexico
Alzafar Temple
WW. McAllister
Alamo
Emeritus MeaAllister (II
Bruce Wintz
San Amtonio
Alcalar Temple
Alamo City
Budget committee travels trigger reimbursement questions
The article details the House budget debate and an interim committee led by Sanchez. It notes travel reimbursements totaling $13.89 in January 1972 and lists several former members who attended meetings in Mexico City Veracruz and Guatemala, with varying reimbursement outcomes and a focus on committee conduct and alternating meeting attendance.
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Acott Carpenter
Austin Bureau
Austin
Hauer Biter
Movernine
Aline Colemmnie &Horder
House
Sanches
Sanchez
Te House
AWD
Mat
Lepistelian
Leulatare
Prude
Mexico City
Monterrey
Guatemala
Sincher
Lou Cast
San Antonio
Veracruz
J. A. Gare
Brownsville
Guadalajara
Laura Cruz
Houston
Honore Lagarde
Laredo
Big John Hamilton
San Artem
Beetle Old Owner Told Ear Sold In Ad
A classified ad in The Light led to quick sales of a one-year-old Volkswagen Beetle. Joseph Combs reported the ad produced fast results, noting that the paper's broad local reach helps many sellers. The Light is delivered to more San Antonio homes than any other newspaper.
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Joseph Combs
San Antonio
San Antonio Light Subscription Rates and Details
Public notice lists subscription options for daily Sunday and weekly editions in San Antonio and surrounding regions. Rates cover daily, Sunday, deity only and combinations across Texas and Mexico plus foreign destinations with monthly and per-copy pricing. Miscellaneous printing office address and publication frequency details are included.
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San Adtenia Light
San Antonio Gacelle
Hoare Corpar Publeotan
McCullaugh
San Antonio
Sacand Theat Portagy
San Antonia
Taras
Bedy
Cal
Sundey
Texas
Mexico
Safena
Ameiica
Alaska pipeline defense columns in editor's report
An editor defends the Alaska oil pipeline against environmentalist critiques. The piece argues the 7.9 mile Prudhoe Bay to Valdez line would largely be underground with crossings for wildlife, minimizes fish disruption, and employs safeguards against earthquakes and spills. It counters claims about tanker hazards and favors a trans Alaska route over a Canadian alternative, citing economic and practical advantages and calls for public support.
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Gil
Alaska
North Shore
Valdez
Gulf of Alaska
Midwest
Prudhoe Bay
Valdex Harbor
trans-Alaska
United Stand
Trans-Aaska
trans-Canada
Ours
Yukon
H. A
Red" Boucher
United States
Canada
Man Dies in One Car Crash In Bexar County
Manuel Dickerson 41 of 8387 Maninba died at Bexar County Hospital after a single vehicle crash Saturday. He traveled south on Gen McMullen near Highway 90, struck a guard rail and light standard, and was alone. This marked the city’s 46th traffic fatality this year, up from 42 last year.
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Manuel Dickerson
Maninba
Bexar County Hospital
Dickerson
Gen. McMullen
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