La Prensa Newspaper Seized and Auction Planned
La Prensa, a Spanish language weekly in Bay-Ash, closed Friday after an Internal Revenue Service seizure over 2 067 dollars. Assets including desks and mimeographs were removed and will be auctioned in about two months at Roobey's warehouse. The paper has a history of financial troubles dating back to 1939 when Didley Dougherty bought it and 1981 sale to Beinsmaade. The last edition appeared January 31, 1962.
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la Prensa
Hoyears
Internal Revenue Agency
IRA
Roobey
Clegg Co
Robert T. Brinsmade
San Antonio American Prater
Tne
Dougherty
Beinsmaade
Copters to patrol Mexican waters in fishing war
Mexico City officials announce use of helicopters to spot pirates fishing off the west coast of lower California. Abelardo Rodriguez heads the council as preface to coast guard efforts. Six cutters are ordered for Pacific ports and twenty smaller vessels receive duties.
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Mexico City
UPD
Natonal Fishing Concil
Neston
Abelardo Rodriguez
Lower
California
Dallas dog attack injures children on school route
A nine year old girl was bitten by a dog while walking to a school bus stop in Dallas. Nancy Caleske, aided by a passerby, suffered cuts and was taken to a clinic. A separate report says Susan Philpot, twelve, was bitten and dragged by a dog before a motorist rescued her. Susan’s mother plans to press charges against the dog owner.
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Dallas
UPD
Nancy Caleske
Susan Philpot
Susan
Shel
Powers ex wife appeals new divorce trial in Georgia
Mrs Barbara Powers former wife of Francis Gary Powers filed a motion for a new divorce trial in Baldwin County Georgia The motion alleges Powers was not a state resident and the court lacked authority It also claims the verdict was unsupported by the evidence and contrary to the preponderance of proof The action follows a January divorce ruling by a 12 member jury Plastic bag fatality reported in Cotton County with wife found suffocated in bed the husband discovering the body
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Milledgemille
UPI
Barbara Powers
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Robert Greene
Moog
Baldwin ‘County
Mo Jilon
Corporistt
R. Riddle
Teacher in Hospital Alescosa County Charged
A parent charged with assaulting a teacher and a bus incident near Christine city limits led to grand jury action in Alescosa County. The case involves a 14 year old student, Eimer Thorp, and other linked individuals, with reports of a fight, a pocket knife, and alleged misconduct during school transport and after hours. The grand jury will meet March 18 to hear the back case and related charges.
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Alescosa County
Pleasation Hospital
Jourdonton
Grand Jury
Hel
J. Taylor Bright
Christine
Eimer Thorp
Chistine
Eugene Jarrison
Hich
Iarelson
Talks Due In Old Strike Talks Due In Old Strike
New York publishers began resumed joint negotiations with striking printers Friday after eight strike affected newspapers closed talks. Union leaders debated how the West surprise move would affect the dispute. A San Antonio woman reported a rough street incident while a separate quarrel over payment led to a gun incident near a washateria.
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New York
Onotronpalitan
New York Post
Ue West
San Antonio
Uni A
Rodriguez
HS Vantorase
Publishers’ Association of New Hodrignen
Tin
Washatéria
York City
A. Em
Fire Chief Reports City Fire Credit Trend
Fire Chief Millen Rogers released the January 1993 fire department report noting city fire livings and finances. The city’s livés for January 1993 show expenditures of about $151,409, down from $271,624 year earlier, with 967 incidents compared to 928 previously. Rogers said a 15 percent fire credit from the Texas Wire Insurance Commission could apply for a fourth straight year.
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Rogers
Texas Wire Insurance Commission
Youth Shot From Passing Car in San Antonio
A 19 year old San Antonio youth was critically wounded Friday when an unidentified assailant fired from a passing car. The victim, a cedar chopper by trade, staggered toward home before his brother Raymond rushed him to a hospital. He could not explain the motive.
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San Antonia
Tech Silvas
Raymond
Youth Admits Slaying Sitter in Minneapolis Case
Ronald Leroy Steeves, 33, admitted killing Mary Louise Bell, 19, who had been babysitting near Minnehaha Falls after a Thursday night attack. He led investigators to the scene, described stabbing the "lovely girl" multiple times and attempted to drive her to a doctor before abandoning her near a creek. Steeves had dated Bell's sister and earlier said he planned to finish her off after she threatened to tell her parents about the relationship.
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Minneapolis
Minn
UPD
Lil
Tne
Minnehaha
Falls
Ronald
Leroy
Steves
D Patice
Fat Walling
Mary Louise Bell
Minnehaha Park
Walling
Mary
Steeves
Stillwater
Patricia
Woman Struck by Auto In West County Crash
A 60 year old woman Mi Tapes of WL Abshire was in critical condition at Robert BL Gun Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car near Highway 0 West and 4th Street. Doctors said the woman remained unconscious and unstable.
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Mi Tapes
WL Abshire
Robert BL Gun Memorial Hospital
Highway 0
West
Panther Anther Cat Panics Los Angeles Suburbs
A potentially dangerous panther escaped from Jungleland near Los Angeles. Deputies and trackers hunted the animal as it wandered near residential areas. A search was underway after the creature was reported to be hidden at the zoo. Animal handlers described it as dangerous and trained dogs were used to flush it out.
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Stuart
Vom
Sheriff's Deputies
Hamblen
Jungleland
Singleland
Los Angele
Run for Your Life Excerpt on Exercise and Health
A mid century health column discusses Begin by limiting yourself to side hip exercises to reduce fat and improve conditioning. The piece cites Eisenhower era medical input from Dr. Leo and a book project titled Begin by limiting yourself to side hips. It cautions readers with heart disease to seek doctor approval before running and outlines a gradual five minute program leading to daily runs, emphasizing safety and gradual progress.
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Tinherman
Eisenhower
Leo
Linia
F. Pst
Prusiatt
New York University
Warren Guild
Ara
Pa Ae Ne
Prolof
Eat Pon Nin Geea
Stars of
Peter Bent Hospital
Rostou
Robert Delmonteaue
Mentary
Pagaea
Seymour Lieoormal
Houston
Suere
Texan's Body Found in Plane Wreckage at San Angelo
A helicopter from Goodfellow Air Force Base located the burned wreckage of a plane piloted by Jack McGregor, 40, a San Angelo businessman who had been missing for about a week. The body was reportedly Bescheralt Sonante, with the wreckage found Friday.
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San Angelo
UPI
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Bescheralt Sonante
Jack McGregor
McGregor
Lisay
Moore County Wets Seek Vote on Liquor Ordinance
UPI reports fifteen petitioners circulated in Dumas asking Moore County commissioners to call an election to prohibit intoxicating beverages in the county. They must collect 658 signatures before March 2.
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Dumas
UPI
Moore County
One Hitch To Claim An Unemployment Claim
A fragmentary police or court note mentions an individual named William 1, Joseph 29, and an alleged unemployment claim. It notes a federal or local authority was involved and a sum of $225 collected. The text references jail conditions or confinement at Conterville, Alay, with unclear details.
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Liam
Joseph
Mleton
Alay
Wascal
Celal
Conterville
Germans Okay Pact Delighted by Franco German Accord
Bonn reports Chancellor Konrad Adenauer won approval for a historic pact with France aimed at ending centuries of conflict and aligning Germany with the United States and NATO. The Bundesrat approved the treaty on first reading, with only Socialist governments abstaining. Ratification moves to the Bundestag, with expected broad support this summer.
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Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Upp
Alter
Germany
United States
NATO
Bundesyat
Sine
de Gavile
Ils
Se’cialist
Hesse
Hamburgs
Lower Saxony
Bundestag
Scotland wildfires scorch 20000 acres on Skye coast
UPI reports the worst brush fires in memory sweeping across about 20,000 acres of Scotland's western island of Skye near Portree. The blaze raged Friday, threatening the famed region linked to Prince Charlie and the Bonnie Prince.
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Scotland
Portrer
Skye
Socal
Bannie
Prince Charlie
Cuban ration lists reflect clothing shortages in Havana
Readable fragments indicate Cuba faces shortages in clothing items on ration lists. Mentions include sheets pillowcases panties shorts brassieres socks kerchiefs and under shirts. The note references department enforcement and Friday action with limited details.
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Havana
UPI
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Tiss Hines
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Lata
America
Europe
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Reldgaz Roofing & Supply Co
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Commerce
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Iawe'rento
Egon Stern
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