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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1972
Page
1
Action Line explains 222 0391 for questions. Break times and coffee facilities are discussed. The reader asks if employees must get a real coffee break by law. The reply states no law requires coffee breaks at any government or private level. Continues on Page 4.
Bonn AP Libyan response to West German insistence on trying the two Arab hijackers who forced the release of three Palestinian terrorists involved in the Olympics massacre was not expected. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said the demand was presented to the Libyan ambassador Jalal Mohamed Daghely.
Moscow reported by UPI that the Soviet Union launched eight Sputniks in a single rocket. Tass News Agency said it marked the fifth eight-in-one flight since April 1970 and the second in three months.
In central Greece the Athens Salonica express and a freight train collided killing at least two people and injuring 18. Police reported nine believed trapped in the wreckage.
A San Antonio police action led to 21 arrests at a teen-age pot party as a cold front drove temperatures down to near 40 degrees. Light rain persisted then cleared, with Wednesday night expected to fall, and Thursday daytime highs in the mid 60s.
Bright sunshine and rising temperatures cut through the Panhandle after a Tuesday ice and sleet storm. Central and East Texas faced heavy rains, with a rapid pattern shift expected across the state in the next 24 hours. Snow forecasts for the Panhandle did not materialize, though a light fall was reported at some points. Meteorologist C. B. Chrissinger noted limited snowfall potential and highway conditions improved with clear Panhandle roads.
Paris reports the United States North Viet Nam and South Vietnam are actively negotiating to resolve unsettled issues for a Vietnam peace settlement. Sources say progress and renewed activity suggest peace is nearer, as Kissinger plans another session with North Vietnamese negotiators.
Nine year old Deana Meeks of 434 Anton won $10 in The Light's TV Sweepstakes Contest. Elaine L. Wilson of P O Box 588 Dilley and H L Pech of 8035 Fredericksburg shared prizes of $14 and $25 respectively. All three said they check cash numbers in The Light Monday through Saturday.
Rev Louis J. Blume M a long time leader at St Marys University will leave the school in June after 16 years as president. He plans to become director of extension services for the St Louis Province of the Society of Mary overseeing development and fundraising and endowment programs.
Police arrested two at a 300 block W Craig residence after a party raid uncovering 120 pounds of marijuana valued at $12,000 and $2,100 in cash. Carlos Fernandez and Jeffrey Peterson face marijuana possession charges with bonds set at $5,000 each. Nineteen others, mostly juveniles, were released. several others held on related warrants.
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