Gala Mexican Mart Planned By Lloyd Larrabee
Lloyd Larrabee outlines Urban Renewal Agency plans for a Gala Mexican Market on Produce Row. The project envisions remodeling the Farmers Market into stalls and boutiques with arcades and a pedestrian mall, plus a potential three level parking garage. A covered first level market area could be created with two upper parking levels. remodeling costs reach 350 000 to 400 000 not including landscaping.
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Lloyd Larrabee
Commerce-Produce Row
Urban Renewal Agency
Board of Commissioners
Produce Row
URA
Roy Montez
Montez
Welfare Bulding
Santa Rosa
Commerce
Talks Progress Signs Mount in Vietnam Negotiations
Viet Cong leaders meet in South Vietnam jungle to hear Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh report on Paris talks. Le Duc Tho travels from Hanoi to Moscow then Paris, while Saigon chief negotiator Pham Dang Lam returns to Saigon to brief Thieu before the next session.
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Paris
UPI
Moscow
Saigon
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Nguyen Thi Binh
National Liberation Front
NLF
Mrs. Binh
le Duc Tho
Pham Dang Lam
Hanoi
Lam
Thieu
Court warrants and arrest rights on finding contraband
A reader asks if a search warrant is blanket or specific and whether an officer may arrest upon finding felony contraband during a warranted entry. The reply states an officer may arrest if felony or contraband outside warrant is observed during lawful entry.
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M. O
First Asst. Dist. Atty
Preston Dial Jr
Dial
U S Says Red Push Is Blunted
UPI reports that Allied counteroffensives killed about 38 000 Communist fighters forcing Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units to withdraw toward Cambodian border camps. B52 raids hit bivouacs despite ongoing strikes near Saigon as fighting shifts to areas north of the DMZ and along Laos and Cambodia borders.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Abrams
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
SMU Black Students Seize President's Office in Protest
About 30 to 35 Black students occupied SMU President Willis Tate's office during a meeting with the Black League of Afro-American and African College Students. The group presented a 13 page list of demands including a request to recruit 500 Black students next fall, which the administration rejected. The university pledged to hire two Black staff to aid admissions, while reiterating its right to set admission standards.
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Willis M. Tate
Tate
Black League of Afro-American and
SMU
Nixon, Congress Focus On Campus Violence Response
University protests drew government attention as Nixon administration, lawmakers, and courts reacted to campus disorders. Purdue police investigated a firebombing at Agriculture Hall annex causing about 500 dollars in damage, with a second bomb failing to enter. Harvard youths faced trespassing charges after occupying a university building. judge ruled them guilty despite Harvard's request to drop charges.
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Nixon
Congress
Judiciary
Purdue University
Agriculture Hall
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Harvard
District Court
Texan in Rome paints Viva Max! location near Alamo
Glenn Tucker reports from Rome on final Viva Max! shots as the Alamo recreation stuns the eye and a San Antonio double may be in the film. Parade Magazine runs Sirhan Sirhan gas chamber piece amid a fading burst of recent years.
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101 Sunday Light
Tucker
Rome
Texas
Alamo
San Antonio
Peter Ustinov
Jonathan Winters
Pamela Tiffin
Keenan Wynn
San Antonians
Parade Magazine
Sirhan Sirhan
Gas Chamber
Forecast Stirs with Warmer Weekend Outlook
Partly cloudy and warmer through Saturday with southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Highs trend toward mid to upper 80s, a dip possible into the mid 60s by night with late week showers. Read more in the Sunday Light from San Antonio.
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Ross
Herbert Kupferberg
San Antonio
Looted Homes and Cars Hit by Burglars
Burglars stole items valued at 7900 in two car prowl incidents and a home break in. At Mildred White’s residence, a rear door was pried open and jewelry, cameras, furs, clothing and appliances were taken. A neighbor saw three men in Western garb near the house.
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Mildred White
Cravens
Sam McReynolds
Tulsa
Okla
Central Park Mall
TV Repair, Rental Co
W. Mistletoe
Tony Garcia
San Antonio College
Inflation Hits Tortillas in San Antonio
Prices on white corn, key tortilla and chip ingredient, have surged from 3 to over 6 per 100 pounds in days, forcing local firms like Amigos Foods to consider price hikes. Producers test yellow corn as a substitute, warning brown tortillas may appear if white corn remains scarce.
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San Antonio
Ralph Velasco
Amigos Foods
Velasco
India
Gunfire Ends Long Chase In Houston Area
An armed man and woman abducted Texas patrolman J Kenneth Crone during a 100 mile per hour pursuit from Houston toward Bryan. The couple fled into woods after shots were fired and later forced Crone into the patrol car using the radio to threaten officers. The sportscar was registered to Robert Samuel Dent of Port Arthur, linked to a 1964 prison admission.
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Houston
Texas
Bryan
Beaumont
J. Kenneth Crone
Winnie
Port Arthur
Crone
Robert Samuel Dent
Texas Department of Corrections
Huntsville
Paris Bomb Blast Injures Several at School
A bomb exploded at a Paris secondary school injuring several people. Initial reports cited at least 10 injuries, with several in serious condition.
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Paris
UPI
Today's Index and Page Listings
The notice lists newspaper sections and page ranges for Amusements, Classifieds, Comics, Death Notices, Editorials, Features, Financial, Fun and Games, Horoscope, Society, Sports, Texas Trails, and TV Logs. It shows page numbers for each department.
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Society
Sports
Texas Trails
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