Beat Rush Urges Postal Service During Christmas Push
San Antonians plan to rush holiday mail with expanded window service and extra post office staffing. Postmaster Thomas Cox outlines extended hours and added substation sites to speed parcels and cards, urges residents to mail early and use secure packing to ensure timely delivery.
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Columbus myth questioned at history conference
At a meeting in Delgada Galambia Academy of History president Mattie Delgada stated Columbus voyage aimed to integrate Western civilization rather than discover a new continent. He noted Columbus allegedly followed instructions from a friend and cited the Dominican Republic as the first area in the new world to establish slavery and sign a slavery abolition agreement between a thief Nand Enriquille and King Charles VI.
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Laudherans Author Tells Of Gang Life at Youth Congress
Wayne Morton reports a large audience at the Lutheran Youth Congress where former gang leader Criz, author of Run Baby Run and The Cross in the Switchblade, describes his escape from crime and his path to faith. He recounts brutal street life, violence, and the lure of gangs, urging youth toward renewal in Jesus Christ. A live concert and talks by other speakers accompany the event in Fresno California.
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Holiday Toll Keeps Rising From Thanksgiving Traffic
An Associated Press World Desk report notes rising holiday deaths as traffic accidents dominate the toll. The tally lists 216 killed in 6 days, with 276 road incidents, 42 aviation, 14 plane, 19 other categories, reflecting early forecasts by safety experts.
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San Antonio Bus Strike Talks On New Wage Plan
San Antonio transit drivers and officials plan Monday meetings to consider a proposed contract offer that could avert a city wide bus strike. If accepted the 5.5 percent raise would be tied to fringe benefits and may face union scrutiny over cost of living escalator clauses and pay board limits.
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Plot of alleged fraud at Fort Stewart shocks base
Brig Gen Eugene Lysch said a small group of military police personnel allegedly plotted to seize officers and steal payroll funds at the Fort Stewart Georgia base. A key figure, Robert Earl Ward, was shot during a confrontation in Punta Gorda Florida. Investigators say the scheme involved larceny and falsification of finance documents with potential losses over $20 thousand and possibly up to $1 million in two weeks of pay.
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Cooler Weather Sweeps Texas Friday
Frigid conditions spread across Texas as cooler weather advances Friday lowering temperatures and clearing skies for most of the state. Strong high pressure ushers in dry air while overnight lows dip and sunshine returns after a cloudy spell.
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San Antonio Newspaper Subscription Rates Note
Fragmented OCR shows subscription and postage rates for various regions including Texas United States Canada and international destinations. It lists daily and Sunday prices, mail options, and periodical delivery details with unclear typographical errors and misread city names in a historical San Antonio publication.
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Soap Factory Suit Targets Sah At Gants Urban Renal Agency
A federal suit filed November 15 by the San Antonio Conservation Society and the Bexar County Historical Survey Committee seeks removal of the Médger Soap Factory from the Rasa Verde Urban Renewal Project. The defendants argue lack of authority and no violation. The factory, built in 1850 along the San Antonio area, is claimed as the oldest industrial building in the Southwest.
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