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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1974
Page
1
The note prompts readers to see the second of twelve installments on Rose Kennedy, guiding to page 4-A for the continuation of her life story and family reflections.
A weekly contest offers a $2000 jackpot for matching a personal Sweepstakes number from TV Channels Magazine. Last week’s unclaimed $1000 rolls into the new prize. Winners display on The Light's TV Log page. some figures list prior winners and prize packages including $25 $59 and $100.
Action Line in South Texas Today relays reader calls about San Antonio Riverwalk restrooms and motorcycle noise near Jackson Keller. Parks department says public restrooms along downtown River are being considered. callers request effective solutions and plant control tips.
Los Angeles prosecutors drop California charges of Conspiracy and Burglary against John Ehrlichman and two others in the Elisberg break‑in to avoid conflicting with federal prosecution. Ehrlichman still faces a state perjury charge. Liddy and David R. Young also have their charges dropped in California.
Patty Hearst says in a new SLA tape that the FBI sought to murder her, while abductors accuse authorities of suppressing communications. The Berkeley release follows a Saturday copy from the SLA claiming a double decoy system foiled FBI efforts. The tape marks the first communication in 17 days and mentions Hearst feeling she has been written off.
Twelve members of a family died when flames trapped them inside a suburban home as double glazing prevented escape. The fire broke out early today near Dubline, authorities said.
San Antonio fire captain Timothy D. Sanchez rescued two brothers and their sister from a burning home at 719 S Olive early Monday. The injured trio, George Love 20 James Love 18 Velma Love 15, were hospitalized in critical to poor condition with extensive burns. Sanchez suffered facial and hand burns and remained in satisfactory condition.
The 1974 San Antonio International Auto Show drew large crowds at the Convention Center Exhibit Hall with broad industry representation. Early sales surpassed past shows, led by Alamo White Truck Service which moved a White Freightliner tractor rig and two trucks for about 106000 dollars. The Rhodes Kids entertained attendees, and the event was co sponsored by The Light and the San Antonio Automobile Dealers Association, produced by PACE Management Inc under Dick Gregory.
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