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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
1
Readers seek guidance on a missing street sign Carter and N Elemendor. The city Traffic Department promises accountability and checks on signage. Parade etiquette questions cover flag display, salute, and standing rules during the Battle of Flowers.
H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman testified before a federal grand jury and met Senate staff investigators to discuss the Watergate bugging case. They expressed confidence that any suspicion about President Nixon’s involvement would be dispelled, and pledged full cooperation with Senate hearings set to begin in about 10 days.
Martha Mitchell testified in the Democratic civil suit against the Watergate conspirators but would not discuss what she learned about the Watergate affair from her husband wife relationship. Attorney Henry Rothblatt said she knew nothing about Watergate and would not be party to it if she did. She appeared at a deposition with twelve attorneys present.
President Nixon selected Gen Alexander M Haig Jr to be interim White House staff chief He is 49 and has served as Army vice chief of staff since January He was chief deputy to Henry Kis singer at the Pentagon before his promotion and met Nixon in Washington before a weekend at Key Biscayne Florida
Maj. Arnold Levine 42, of 2018 Cool Forest, is jailed on murder with malice charges after his Vietnamese wife Nuong and their 4 year old son Henry were found slain at their Camelot Two home in Northeast Besar County. Two other children, Linda 7 and Nancy 5, were hospitalized for observation.
Congress debates allowing the Pentagon to move $430 million from its weapons account to operations and maintenance and military personnel to cover June 30 pay for 2.3 million servicemen. House defeat of a blocking measure, Senate pressure, and fears of military cutbacks loom as fiscal year ends and payrolls remain due.
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