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First New Vote Law Applicant In San Antonio Area
A 11-year old San Antonio college pressman became the first Boxar County citizen to apply for a voter certificate under the new year around registration law. Dorothea M. Coy of 519 W Mistletoe is among over 30,000 newly qualified Bexar Countians expected to register before the 1972 elections. Under the law every voter must file an application and registration lasts three years with possible extensions for each primary or general election participation. Applications will be mailed to current registrants in two weeks. others must visit the courthouse for forms. Deputy plans include distributing applications through supermarkets and other groups. The new certificates take effect March 1, 1972, and voters must register 30 days before an election.
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Martin to cast deciding vote on Texas redistricting plan
The Texas Legislative Redistricting Board faces choosing between 130 single member districts or multi member districts. Attorney General Crawford Martin will decide next week, with Lt. Gov. Barnes and Land Commissioner Armstrong backing single member districts and House Speaker Mutscher opposing. Dallas officials urged multi member districts, arguing legal risk and large constituencies.
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Austin Lands Defense Access Road for Kelly Air Force Base
A Friday announcement approves a defense access road to serve Kelly Air Force Base. The route runs from Spur 371 southward past Quintanna and Andrews roads to cross two rail lines, about half a mile. Army funding up to 1 million dollars. city and agency contributions total around 2.03 million. The Highway Department will draft plans, specifications, and supervise the project.
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Bandits Bag Cash in Halloween Grocery Holdup
Two men wearing clear colored Halloween masks robbed a Piggly Wiggly in Braunfels after an armored car delivery, matching patterns of two prior supermarket robberies this year. Police said the duo wore business suits, each six feet tall about 200 pounds, and used a weapon described as a .38 caliber revolver. The getaway car was found abandoned in Houston.
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Chopper Debut Delayed After Grocery Hold Up
Police report a city helicopter was prepared to help after a local grocery store was robbed Friday. The craft could not take to the air, with officials split on the原因. Continued on page 2.
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TV Sweeps Reader Wins Cash in Sweepstakes
Llano investor Gene Kincaid pockets $50 from The Lights TV Sweepstakes. Subscribers cited include 3 year reader Merbert Teo Adams and Mrs. Harlow Sila Wood who plan to save for Christmas. Two others win $10 each. total weekly prizes $1,580.48 printed daily.
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Nixon May Intervene In Dispute
National strike actions involve 140,000 workers across East and West Coast longshoremen and coal miners. ILA and West Coast ports join the walkout risking closure of seaports. President Nixon signals possible Taft Hartley Act intervention amid stalled negotiations and wage control concerns.
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Texas Gulf Coast Ports Defy Nationwide Strike Call
Longshoremen at Horton and Galveston, the region’s largest ports on the Texas coast, refused the nationwide strike. In Beaumont Port Arthur, workers backed by picket signs stood firm against the southern rebels, maintaining operations amid the dispute.
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