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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1976
Page
1
A weekend festival series and safety programs are planned across multiple venues. Highlights include a food collection drive in Poaneane, a performance at Cuticle Park, and an all ages event at the Woodruinner Recreation Center. Free dinners, lectures, and family activities accompany the events with local organizations and sponsors listed.
A patchwork of dated notes reports and events including local hospital deaths from a cockroach scare a police checkpoint count a baseball team start and a push for protective measures at public sites. The scattered items reference the Alamo era and early newspaper style.
A local contest offers a chance to win a role in The Pony Express Rider Day-Duytom Production. Enter by March 30 with your audition and details to The Casting Director at The San Antonio Light.
Councilman Claude Black said HUD rejected the 1.8 million St Hans Square project as ineligible for Community Development funds. He urged finding local sources, pressing HUD to reverse the ruling, and warned the East Side risks losing the site to sale if rehabilitation funds are withheld.
The article notes actor Teagan on The Pony Express Rider production visiting Holiday Inn for a screen test and talks about his film career linking to works like Where the Red Fern Grows and Seven Men from. He says he enjoys travel and meeting people while pursuing acting but would prefer ranch life if not acting.
Fragmented OCR reads as a quirky financial portal piece listing names and terms like Heathers, Jaiurtny, Morascope and Jack O Briar. The readable items resemble a collage of characters and bank terms with no clear event or actions.
A landmark decision holds criminal defendants have no constitutional right to refuse grand jury testimony. It may force San Antonio Police Sgt William Weisbacher to testify before a federal grand jury probing gambling, with the case now before the Six U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans.
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