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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1972
Page
3
The column outlines shoplifting penalties from first to third offenses, notes parental liability under Article 5923-1 for damages by minors, and addresses public queries about job applications licenses education and will validity. It cites Bexar County DA officials and provides guidance on adult education and witnessing wills.
Houston Mortgage & Trust president Mary D Kennedy warns that federal standardization of closing costs for FHA and VA mortgages will be difficult nationwide. She notes regional cost differences despite regulated aspects by FHA and VA.
The housing and urban development department has publicly voiced serious consideration of the San Antonio New Town To Town project. A February HUD secretary announced an 88 million guaranteed loan for the plan, which would house about 4 000 people with 18 to be located 16 miles northwest of downtown. Officials say a pre application has been received for the San Antonio New Town To Town redevelopment, covering SIT acres of downtown San Antonio.
Two tracts in Texas declared surplus by the General Services Administration. The Sam Houston tract of about 40 acres at the northeast corner of the reservation was acquired in 1886. Camp Bullis site totals 323 acres, once Army owned, with current value over 50 000. for-profit and governmental entities may apply for acquisition.
Chief Justice Robert W. Calvert ends his twenty year tenure on the Texas Supreme Court today in Austin. The court votes to appoint Associate Justice Doe R. Fireenhill as successor. Calvert steps down after a long tenure shaping state law and replaces his role with a new appointee.
Jordan calls for collective world action to remove Israel from lands it has occupied since 1967 and proposes a United Arab Kingdom with Arab Jerusalem as its capital to aid Palestinian refugees. Abu Zeid criticizes Israeli claims and urges international measures to end occupation and colonialism.
Pilot Robert B. Andre and observer Jerry Dussard were flying a routine patrol when the Camelot CUPID-A helicopter began vibrating. Andre landed the craft in a southwest Columbus field after discovering engine fuel pouring from the blaze. The helicopter then burst into flames.
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