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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1977

Page

7

Coast Fire Destroys Boats and Homes in Port Aransas

A major blaze at Port Aransas destroyed a row of boats and six boat houses with living quarters, many fishing crafts and two apartments. San Antonio residents Mrs. Jamies C. Nelson Holty Atherton Charles Arselel Ir suffered losses. The Turtle Cove area saw heavy damage while Osbert Willey’s home escaped major harm as winds limited spread. Police Chief Deewayne Mathews called it the largest fire in recent years and investigators have not determined the cause. Estimated losses reach into the tens of millions.

Port Aransas San San Antonians Jamies C. Nelson Holty Atherton Charles Arselel Sinn Anionio All Man Willan Osbert Turtle Cove Ostorm Mathews

Ban Embattled Monany Faces Courtroom Pressure Over Moratorium

City council battles over an aquifer moratorium amid legal actions and bids to protect water supply. Officials discuss staff data review, possible amendments, and potential repeal while developers face lawsuits seeking over 1.5 billion in damages. Attorneys prepare defense and bond arguments as hearings proceed.

Shannon Mona Froday Jim Parker Cisneros Orig Glen Hartinas Rurtawa Ite Ortiz Lec Alderete Helen Dutmer Bernardéa Enreste Jo Webb Frank Wing Bom Nicholas Roy Barrera Nicholas Federal of State White Nicholas Leonard Wet Crawford Reeder Reeder Pat Gardner Shuman

Divorcee Death Witness Tells of Car Stop and Murder Plot

Testimony details a plot to kill Nina Bullington for money. Moore describes County forcing, taunting, and guiding him through the murder and disposal steps in East Bexar County. County invokes attorney advice and awaits further testimony as the capital murder case progresses.

Mowre Moore County Moby Buffington Hhey Bullington Bexar County San Antonio Dist John Benavides

Physicals Planned for 200 San Antonio Youths

Volunteer medical personnel at Wilford Hall USAP Medical Center will give physical examinations to 200 underprivileged San Antonio youths at the Medina Annex Dispensary. The checks support their summer participation in the National Youth Sports Program.

Wilford Hall Usap Medical Center San Antonio Medina Annex

Transit Unit Moves to Parkview Power Apartments

The San Antonio Transit System announces relocation of its Prime Sientification Department to the Eni Room at Parkview Power Apartments 14 Hickman on Monday. Reduced fare cards are available to seniors 82 and older and to handicapped individuals, with eligibility requiring approval.

San Antonio Eni Parkview Power Hickman

Gov Briscoe Signs Record Texas Budget Bill Without Veto

Gov. Dolph Briscoe signed a $155 billion state appropriation bill with no line-item cuts. The action, along with approvals creating 25 new district courts and converting 34 domestic relations courts to district courts, followed a pledge to act before a Sunday deadline. Briscoe indicated potential vetoes on about 20 bills, including a measure shielding drivers from penalties on speeding tickets between 55 and 70 mph.

Briscoe Texas

Luftwaffe Ace Recalls World War II Jet and Bombing Encounters

A German airman recalls WW II dogfights against heavy American bombers, noting gunners on bombers often shot him down and recounting the terror of flying through a curtain of shells and tracers. He joined a jet squadron in 1944, with two unconfirmed jet kills, and later worked for Hoechst Corp while teaching stunt flying near Brill, Columbia. The tale ends with plans for a convention at the Mengel Hotel.

Americate Germany Stigler Hoechst Corp Brill Columbia San Antonio Alan Highn British Columbia Mengel Hotel

NSD Considers Aquifer Suit Over City Moratorium

Northside School District met in executive session to discuss potential legal action regarding the Edwards Aquifer recharge moratorium. The board reviewed legal options to prevent revenue loss or recover losses if actions are taken, with immediate tax revenue impact estimated beyond $286,000, according to a district spokesman.

Northside School District Trust Edwards

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