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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1977
Page
1
The Don critiques local figures in a provocative Tex-Mex column set near Alamo Plaza. Henry B and Enrique B. are central targets, with readers in San Antonio’s Hill Country reacting amid political tensions and media sparring.
The piece cites figures Henry B Wright and Enrique, with statements attributed to Wright and Richard Sprague. It portrays quotes about a system, personal beliefs, and a humorous yet controversial tone. The text reflects a scribe’s compilation of remarks amid a political stage.
A garbled newspaper page spoofs local politics with names like Henry, Don, Lila Mac, and references to a city council gas plan and a mayoral bid. Amid erratic phrases, the piece hints at district division, a controversial energy proposal, and a forthcoming Don Politica feature on page 11.
In San Antonio, Claude Black, deputy mayor pro tem, reflects on persistent racial barriers despite gains. He notes the city’s power base has shifted, allowing opportunities for Black leaders while acknowledging ongoing distrust in official acknowledgments. Black will not seek re election to focus on community work and organizing. The District 2 council seat faces similar challenges as Black and allies push for minority influence and local hiring, with unity projected among East Side Blacks behind one candidate to shape the next council.
Firefighters battled a blaze Saturday at a Blanca district apartment building injuring three people. Byron Cabo suffered a back injury and was hospitalized. arson investigators probe the cause as other crews were treated for smoke or minor injuries. The fire’s origin is under investigation.
Crowds observed mixed emotions as parades moved both directions along Houston Street on Saturday. Mexican American veterans honored in a solemn ceremony near the Alamo with Taps echoing, while St Patrick’s Day events and a river parade planned for Sunday added green pageantry.
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