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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1972

Page

2

Annoyance Call Law Cites Texas Penalties for Harassing Phone Use

A Texas law makes vulgar language or intent to harass via telephone illegal with fines up to 1000 dollars and up to 12 months imprisonment. Reports suggest readers contact the telephone company for unlawful calls and notify police for threats. Dabs Green of the New Braunfels Chamber notes Canda Park’s recovery and recent Alamo National Bank employee picnic.

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Hijacking Flight 119 Returns to St Louis After Stop

The Basing 727 American flight 119 from New York to Oklahoma City with stops at St. Louis and Tulsa was hijacked after leaving St. Louis. The hijacker ordered a return to Lambert Field St Louis. women and children exited first via emergency chutes while the plane circled at 19,500 feet. Passengers described calm behavior as pilots and crew followed hijacker directives.

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Flooding Across States Follows Agnes Storm Damage

Floods and high waters from Agnes caused widespread destruction from New York to Virginia. New Jersey crops wiped out worth about 10 million dollars. In Pennsylvania Governor Shapp toured Wilkes-Barre Kingston and Harrisburg reporting extensive riverine and urban damage. Harrisburg area saw water in the governor’s mansion and a block of Towsts burned as crews toiled by boat. Virginia’s James River overflow prompted claims of a century’s worst disaster. Dam breaks near Ithaca forced 26 000 to flee and New York and surrounding regions mobilized police and National Guardsmen for relief efforts.

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UT San Antonio funding figures in Senate subcommittee bill

The Senate subcommittee bill proposes fiscal 1973 allocations for San Antonio based UT institutions and related facilities. UT Medical School at Sant An tonin receives 7.76 million, IT Dental School 1.86 million, San Antonio Chest Hospital 3.00 million, and UT nursing system 2.75 million. Minor increases are requested for the Institute of Texan Cultures and nursing, while adjustments follow governor veto patterns from the prior year. The House committee aims to match the Senate’s San Antonio allocations, with slight item-level deviations still under review.

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Military construction funds approved for San Antonio bases

Washington U S Step Gonzalez said Friday the House Armed Services Committee approved more than 1 million dollars for new military construction in the San Antonio area. Projects include Kelly AFB 3.4 million, Brooks AFB 3.5 million, Lackland ATR 3.6 million, and Randolph ATR 674,060.

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Busing Bill Continues Amid Funding Controversy

A fragmented page outlines stalled funding steps for a busing bill. It notes a need for separate appropriations and mentions President Nixny’s long-sought plan to authorize over two years to aid schools during the crisis. The text references creating an independent operation to handle student equipment and a three year eight million program for vocational training.

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