Fire insurance rates eyed after big L A area blaze near San Antonio
An extensive fire at a large auto parts warehouse complex just outside San Antonio could prompt higher fire insurance rates across Texas, though City of San Antonio rates may remain unchanged. Fire officials say a comparable Dallas department store blaze two years ago spurred statewide increases, and actuarial studies will determine state and county effects outside the city. The site was at 1H 33 and O'Conner Road, with the city limit running along IH 35.
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Mexico oranges and federal inspections explained
Readers ask how U S inspectors check oranges from Mexico for pests. Officials say fumigation by Plant Protection Division staff, with Mexican partners, penetrates fruit to kill larvae. A veteran promotion query at Kelly AFB is addressed: veterans gain some retention rights but no guaranteed promotion advantage under Civil Service rules.
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U.S. Civil Service Commission
Today’s Index and Page Listings for The Daily News
The index lists sections including Amusements on page 10, Plaze features on page 23, Classifieds on pages 25 to 33, Contes on pages 48 to 49, Notices on page 25, Viditoria on page 18, Features on page 19, Vinancial on page 20, Yan and Games on page 22, Horoscope on page 1 C, Cable Society on page 11, Sports on pages 13 to 15, and TV logs on page 24.
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Society
TV Sweeps Opens With $1,560 in Prizes for Light Readers
The first day of the month kicks off a new TV Sweeps round with $1,560 total prizes. Readers win by matching numbers on TV Channels magazine covers with daily listings for the week. Recent winners include Mrs. Pete Garza of Wyoming and Mrs. Raymond H. Anderson of Pleasanton each earning $50, Gilbert C. Valdez of Lawndale winning $25, plus four others at $10.
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Pete Garza
Wyoming
Raymond H. Anderson
Pleasanton
Gilbert C. Valdez
Lawndale
Texans Salute Birthday at Washington State Park
Descendants of the Texas Declaration signers help mark Texas 135th birthday at Washington State Park. Displayed artifacts include Santa Anna’s battle flag and his walking cane. Gov. Olson? Not present. Gus Mutscher to introduce Dr. Ralph Steen of Stephen F. Austin University. Steen will recount Texas' path to independence as Blinn College band and local high schools perform.
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Blinn College
Brenham
Burcom
Navasota
New Braunfels Man Shot. Victim Dies En Route to Hospital
New Braunfels resident Gilberto Sosa, 23, was shot Sunday at his home. He was flown by helicopter to a San Antonio hospital but pronounced dead on arrival. Police said the shooting followed a feud with a man who had been placed in custody.
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New Braunfels
Gilberto Sosa
San Antonio
Weather forecast details for Tuesday with light rain possible
A period forecast notes Tuesday will have considerable cloudiness with light rain or drizzle at times and cooler temperatures. Winds shift from southeast to northwest, highs near 70, lows around 40s to 60s, with a 20 percent chance of measurable rain Monday night.
Estefan Cleared, Reinstated at DA Office Probe
Estefan, suspended with pay Feb 1 amid a municipal court ticket fixing probe, was cleared by the Bexar County grand jury and reinstated to full duties. Statements from Riley, Halligan, and Barker disputed money changing hands. Halligan claimed no money was discussed or in the envelope. The probe involving Estefan's role and ticket handling continues to be reported with official notes and next-page continuation.
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Estefan
Bexar County
Butler
Grand Jury
South District Court
Preston H. Dial Jr
Art Estefan
Bert Riley
Brooks Barker
Henckel
Barker
News Aten
Riley
Yom Halligan
Desert Sands
Ratligan
Lone Star Supply Co
Estelan
Valley Pike
City Mall
Halligan
Ftelony
Nixon Program Opens Midwest Push
President Nixon travels to the heartland appealing for national renewal and gains support for revenue sharing aimed at rural development. He boosts rural funds by 100 million dollars, totaling 10 billion for the first full year, and pushes cabinet reforms including a proposed new department to replace Agriculture.
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America
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
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Banking Probe Secrecy Question at House Hearings
Washington Congressman Gonzalez plans to press for openness at House Banking and Currency Committee hearings starting March 8. Probes will examine bank practices amid the Sharpstown Bank closures and a stock raid at voos National Bank, with calls for FDIC explanations of executive session secrecy.
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Federal Deposit Finsuffice Corporation
House Banking and Currency Committee
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Sharpstown State Bank
Houston
Wright Pachman
FDIC
Protests Tied to Sudden Accident at U S Capitol
In Washington, an early hazardous device exploded in the Senate wing 30 minutes after a warning call claimed retaliation for Laos invasion. The blast damaged restrooms and other rooms but did not injure anyone, and the Senate chamber remained intact. Capitol Police searched for the caller as President Nixon condemned the act.
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Capitol
San Antonio
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
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