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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1973

Page

2

The Light's Action Line Signals Local Aches and Plans

A column surveys roadside litter issues and alibi defenses for trash violators while noting HemisFair Plaza gate closures for the new federal building. It also reports on the Witte Museum heritage items storage and trust fund safeguards amid bank failures.

San Antonio Witte Museum Brackenridge Park

Key Witnesses to Tell of Bugging

Senate aide John Dean and others prepare to testify as parts of the Watergate inquiry continue. The committee says Stans must testify about prior gifts and the financing of the 1972 campaign.

FCRP CRP Stans Slans Ervin Slaus Robert W. Baker Senate U.S John J. Birica Archibald Cox John W. Dear Jeb Stuart Magrider Richard Nixon Dean Magruder Sirica

Nixon weighs paths as gas tax debate rages on

The report outlines Nixon considering no action a freeze or targeted controls on a 4 cent per gallon federal gas tax increase. It notes doubts about proposing a hike, concerns for consumers especially the poor, and calls for quick wage price action from Senate leaders. It covers cabinet discussions, advisory meetings, and ongoing Watergate developments including Stans and Mitchell subpoenas.

Nixon Vietnam Erts White House Tohn Connally Treasury George Shulte Cost of Living Council United Auto Workers Leonard Woodcock

Rainstorm Tests City With Widespread Power Loss

Rain began about 1 30 am Tuesday after a night of electric trouble. An overnight storm dropped heavy rainfall totaling 211 inches across the city with high winds and lightning causing brief power outages. Rainfall by sector ranged from 1 4 inches to 7 inches with downtown tallest at 3 8 inches.

Jerry Spengler

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