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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1976
Page
5
Reading letters detail a beekeeper's cage like hive and nets over a hive while bees return at dusk. They also explain USPS job rules with vacancies posted at main and branch offices, tests, veterans preference, pay starting at 5.92 an hour, and 12 promotion steps over eight years.
Daughter Lindgren testifies about plans to kill her parents and lover Grayless during a pre-dawn shooting. She describes multiple versions of events and invokes the Fifth Amendment, while psychiatrists debate her truthfulness and mental competency.
San Antonio Symphony brackets its free Music for the Cry series with two final shows at Polo Field Brackenridge Park. Saturday features Tschaikovsky Symphony No.4 and Slavonic Dances with My Fair Lady suite. Sunday offers a grand finale with the Overture and band performances.
Plan outlines a three way gas accord between Caancal shareholders and customers. A drilling fund of 17 million from Coastal would back new oil and gas development over a year with below market prices for customers and Coastal paying per barrel into the exploration fund. Some Coastal deposits would shift to customers and drilling covered 20,000 acres of leases held by Chustall. Wyatler, chairman of LeVaca, faced calls to divest, with hints he owns 1 percent of LeVaca stock as talks moved toward compromise.
City officials unveiled a roughly 1360 million budget plan set to take effect August 1. The proposal includes wage hikes for municipal workers but omits specific increase amounts. A July 1 adoption target aims to bypass lengthy reviews while facing gas producer payment pressures and potential utility bankruptcy risks tied to LNG contracts.
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