Light's Action Line and Alley Garden Dilemma
A San Antonio ordinance on sirens for emergency vehicles aligns with state law. alleys may be planted if not used for vehicles, and residents must keep their half clear. It is illegal in Texas to hunt from a motor vehicle except on private property, with some exceptions for non migratory game on private land and other specific transports.
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Texas Department of Public Safety
San Antonio
City Hall
Texas
D. L
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
White House and Kissinger Seek Downey's Release
The White House refrained from comment while China received word through Paris contact. Governor Meeskill urged Nixon to intercede for Downey's mother, and Kissinger discussed the case with Downey's brother William. Nixon then spoke by phone with William Downey in Hartford after the White House announced the inquiry. Downey vanished in 1952 during a Korea war era flight amid U.S.-China tensions.
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Thomas Méeskill
Connecticut
White House
Nixon
Downey
Kissinger
William
Howse
William Downey
Hartford
Ziegler
China
United States
Indians push for terms in Wounded Knee talks
Reporters said they would not add comments as negotiations continue. Means and Banks seek terms allowing press and AIM lawyers access to Wounded Knee while aiming to reduce federal marshal posts and remove armored vehicles. Any surrender of arms hinges on Interior Department agreement. Hushen noted the government would not remove Dick Wilson or suspend the tribal council despite other concessions.
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Means
Banks
AIM
Wounded Knee
Interior Department
Hushen
Dick Wilson
Department of Justice
Department of Interior
Fragmentary OCR Note From Historical Page
Fragmentary text appears with garbled names and numbers. It mentions locations and figures like 42 90 7.10 12.00 25.00 and references to states outside of the area. The legible content is sparse and unclear for precise reporting.
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Theas
Meraco
Cintom Warerica
dOutys Anca
Mountain Climber Secrets From Mt McKinley Trip
Captain William H. Cottrell Jr described an Army climb on Mount McKinley with eight climbers including four smokers and four non-smokers. He reported four smokers failed due to medical and psychological issues while the non-smokers enjoyed the ascent. he cited hallucinations and motivation problems as key factors and noted a chemical sunburn remedy found effective for Army personnel.
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K. Mack Sisk
Mt. McKinley
William H. Cottrell Jr
Kansas City
San Antonio
Ft. Sam Houston
Cottrell
Army
Tye
Ft. Richardson
Alaska
Cartrell
Cattrell
Mount McKinley
Returnees in L A cant see long hospital stays
Returnees in Los Angeles face continued medical care as nine ex prisoners of war at Wilford Hall USAF Medical Center Lackland Air Force Base progress through medical evaluations and debriefings. Families of POWs visit, while officers and their relatives travel between hospitals and homes during recovery and processing.
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Israeloff
McMurray
North Vietnam
Anderson
Lewis
Wilford Hall
Usaf Medical Center
Lackland Air Force Base
Air Force
Gordon Larson
San Antonians
Lackland Officers’ Club
Larson
John Blevins
Paul Kari
St. Petersbeg
Fla
Maxwell Afb
Ala
Granata Shuffles City Manager Staff On Day One
Acting City Manager Sem Granata cuts five administrative assistants to three and moves his secretary and executive assistant from Public Works. Several staff shifts follow as office policies aim for a more businesslike atmosphere and more mingling with other city employees.
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Sem Granata
Cindy McSwain
Jeff Hinkley
McSwain
Bill Donghue
Hinkley
Linda Norvell
Conventon Center
Lois Armor
Tony Webbe
Robert Fisher
Carol Smith
Joe Madison
Granata
Public Works
Madison
Science Dean Selected
Sagi Dr Bernard P Sagik named dean of the College of Science and Mathematics at the University of All Texas at San Antonio. He will also serve as professor of microbiology at UT Health Science Center San Antonio. Previously a UT Austin microbiology professor, Sagik is known for antiviral chemical research and host response to viral infections. He received a National Science Foundation grant from the US government and a foundation grant from the Waieh Chemical.
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Bernard P. Sagik
College of Science and Mathematics
University of All Texas At
San Antonio
UT Health Science Center
Ut-Austin
Sagikia
Waieh Chemical
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Rer
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Paris
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Heer
Antonia
Witestone
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Tovas
William Cotrell
L.A
Lackland
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Universal
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Temple
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Decatur
Austin
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College Station
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