I Killed Wife Man Confesses in Bay City
A 31 year old Houston man Salvatore L Santillan surrendered to police early Tuesday in Bay City claiming he murdered his wife last Friday. He told Patrolman Warwich he and his wife quarreled in a Houston cafe and he stabbed her several times before fleeing. He said he rode a bus to Mexico then to San Antonio to surrender and is held for Houston police at the county jail.
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Salvatore L. Santillan
Bay City
Santillan
C. J. Warwich
Pecan
Mexico
San Antonio
Fluoride petition drive faces city vote showdown
Petitions asking a fluoride referendum in the city total 21 950 names with 11 340 required as signatures to be valid. City Clerk Jake Inselmann has 20 days to certify them, with the council able to repeal the fluoridation ordinance or call a referendum if certified.
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House
Stephen Harvasty
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Separ Public Health
Grad Totals Rise as Budgets Trim Airborne Nuclear Alert
Budget figures show cuts totaling about 566 million with 67.4 million restored after Air Force protest, leaving 4.92 billion requested. Airborne alert and other items were trimmed while Army pensions and school funding faced pressure. In education, 4100 seniors in San Antonio prepare to graduate across nine high schools led by Jefferson 825 Highlands 651 Fox Tech 626 Wheatley lowest at 199.
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Budget Bureau
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B. F. Taylor
Army
House
Zerms
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Nartton
Taylor
Sevask McNamara
Defense
Isischool
Man- Taylor
Wihle Peantion
Oscar E. Miller
Miller
San Antonio Independent School District
Jefferson High School
Highlands
Fox Tech
Wheatley
UFO Lands in Texas Field Bursts Into Fire
MEMPHIS Tex UPI A silvery unidentified flying object landed near the Salis community four miles south of Memphis in the Texas Panhandle. The cigar shaped craft hovered about four feet above the ground then burst into flames and fell. Brice Duncan of Memphis radio station KBFH described a four foot wide object with 20 batteries attached on the outside and two parachutes. Reese Air Force Base personnel seized photographs and the object. witnesses said it rose and then exploded into fire shortly after landing.
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Reese Air Duncan
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