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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1973
Page
1
Alvin Co Hope San Antonio among WW independent air operators named as All-American Wildcatters by the AAW Committee in Dallas. They will be honored March 22 at the AAWG annual meeting in San Francisco for their contributions to the petroleum industry.
Al Rohde, a businessman and independent candidate for Place on the City Council, sought to switch to oppose Milton Guess after Guess moved into Place 9. Rohde faced filing deadline pressure on Saturday night and planned court action with City Clerk Jake Inselmann to permit the switch. If blocked, Rohde said he could still target Clifford Morton, a developer, in Place 9.
Robert McBride 14 U S Ambassador to Mexico remains in serious condition at Brooke General Hospital showing signs of improvement doctors said He was flown from Mexico City to San Antonio for treatment after suffering a liver deficiency
CPSB foresees over 40 percent of national power from nuclear plants by 2000 due to uranium availability and natural gas shortages. San Antonio talk highlights energy planning amid gas limits, with options like energy sub centers, breeder reactors, and solar power debated by CPSB officials and local committees.
Col. James Sharp USAF veteran filed for Place as a candidate in the April 3 City Council election. Earlier Light story listed Sharp at 415 Clautteroit among candidates for Place 6.
San Antonio Sierra Club proposes a consumer billing reform to charge all electricity users by exact consumption. Dr. David Davidson argues waste is high, urges national energy policy, mass transit focus, and cautious oil reliance while warning of dwindling supplies and rising prices.
Mexican American Unity Council officials petitioned the National Labor Relations Board to investigate two unions trying to organize MAUC workers. MAUC executive director Juan Patlan cites internal conflicts with the board staff and oath representatives after two dismissals last month.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a public notice roundup with references to dates, payments, and citations. Details are incomplete but indicate local governmental postings and fee records, with names and numbers obscured.
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