POWs Return From Hanoi Release Flight Details
Military doctors described the latest POW release as in satisfactory condition with Gail Kerns of Daniels West Virginia carried from the plane on a litter due to medical issues. Bill Baird of Wooster Ohio walked with crutches after a back injury left his legs partly paralyzed. Two Thai POWs were the first to depart Clark Air Base for Bangkok with limited details released. Two West Germans including nurse Monica Schwinn underwent processing as the Americans received new uniforms and meals reported as breaking a streak of heavy eating on arrival.
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City Manager Faces Pressure as Council Talks Dismissal
City Manager Loyd Hunt faces renewed pressure from several City Council members amid rumors of possible resignation. Mayor Gath and Council members dispute firing him while noting dissatisfaction with his performance. Associate City Manager Sam Granata is seen as potential successor, though he calls rumors unfounded. Hunt hints at potential contract reviews with the council.
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Metal detector use at stadiums and beaches explored
Action Line notes public park permission for metal detectors without digging in San Antonio. School district contact needed for stadium use. National seashore rules restrict detectors. Mustang Island and Padre Island areas may have county limits. The Texas Antiquities Committee issues salvage permits and contract terms for rewards.
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Supreme Court declines Texas abortion case but to hear third party petition challenges
The Supreme Court refused to alter a Texas law on illegitimate children in a disputed ruling and agreed to hear a case by the American Party and three minor parties challenging Texas election procedures. The court’s 3 to 4 decision left enforcement of a statute penalizing fathers for nonsupport intact while dismissing Linda R S. standing to challenge it. Dissenters argued the law discriminates against mothers of illegitimate children. The upcoming appeal targets Texas rules that favor major parties by requiring primaries or petitions, with minority candidates facing hurdles such as late petitioning and notary witnessing and barred absentee ballots.
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