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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1976
Page
5
A reader collage discusses a wide range of topics from spiritual guidance and private sessions to FHA loan rates and highway patrol qualifications. It also covers transit rules on strollers, noting foldable strollers may be boarded if tucked away to avoid blocking aisles.
Martha Mitchell confronted the Nixon White House during the Watergate era. She urged the president’s resignation, claimed to be held prisoner during a Newport Beach trip, and accused her husband of an ultimatum over politics. Her divorce and estrangement from daughter Marty framed her personal tumults amid national scandal.
Police investigated multiple incidents involving teen girls returning from a drive. Reported attacks included an attempted kidnapping by four men in a sportscar and separate assaults by two men on a 17 year old girl and another woman. Officers described injuries and the ongoing inquiry with no arrests announced.
Fragmented OCR story cites Fran of the Democratic Congressional Committee and Miss Ray alleging widespread payroll padding and relationships with female employees. It notes Hays, Boo, and ONealon figures facing pressure, with Ray declining comment on sexual relationships during key committee work.
The Polynesian sailing canoe Hokulea, lacking modern navigational gear, adjusted its route Sunday to compensate for too much westward drift while en route across the South Pacific.
A Northeast San Antonio raid led to the arrest of a 25-year-old man on possession of marijuana. Police seized about 60 pounds of processed marijuana from a house at the 14th block of South Callaghan after a search warrant was executed at 8:40 p.m. Sunday. The stash was found in a car trunk and inside the residence. four other men were inside the home. The suspect, booked at Bexar County Jail, allegedly planned shipment to Alabama and provided no resistance. Detectives Whitaker and Good led the investigation, with Narcotics Bureau officer Salinas reporting the value and circumstances.
The federal government approves a 50000 dollar grant via the interior department to restore Springfield the home of Zachary Taylor in Louisville. The project funds exterior repairs caused by a 1973 tornado and requires a local funds match by owner Hugh Haynie, publisher and cartoonist for the Courier Journal.
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