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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
6
Letter to the city notes a nearly obscured warning sign on a narrow bridge and half of drivers favor using two lanes. Proposes a white center line to aid clearance though officials fear rapid line erasure and priority strain. Inspectors will check for obstructing branches.
Gov. Smith planned a broad telecast attacking Republicans over stock scandal ties and a Frost National Bank suit. Indictments allege bank lending to his campaign in Bexard County. The scene included legislators Mutscher Shannon Heally and aides McGinty Schulte, amid tax and session critiques.
A report notes affluent families flee central cities to suburbs creating a cycle where depopulation reduces tax bases in central areas. As residents depart for better services, property values fall, tax rates rise, and disparities widen despite initial exodus pressures.
Princeton, Nw. (UPI) George Copeland a leading American pianist for more than decades died Wednesday following a long illness. He was a prominent figure in American music with a career spanning many years.
Government seeks injunction to halt further Times installments of a 700 page Pentagon report on Vietnam policy. Times argues First Amendment protection and public right to know. Case spotlighted by lawmakers including Rep Koch as legal struggle over national security and press freedom unfolds.
Sen. Robert Dole urged the disclosure as a plus for Nixon while Sen. Hubert Humphrey called for an objective inquiry into U.S. Southeast Asia involvement. The Times refused to hand Rep. McCloskey a copy for the Congressional record as weather units at Kelly AFB scanned for rainseedable clouds and the Newspaper Guild backed The Times in its government clash.
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