Burglary continue page details school thefts and vandalism
A 13 year old was nabbed as burglars hit nine schools and two fires with an auto accessory pack and spare parts involved. Names of other youths were turned to juvenile authorities. Police logged 35 Freon thefts worth 1225 dollars from John Albert Plumbing and 1494 dollars in stolen stereo tapes and records from Rio Record Shop. Schools reporting break ins included Ganzaies Elementary Price Elementary Wells Middle Edgewood Center School Page Junior High Lanier High MacArthur Rhodes Junior High Inez Foster Elementary. Vandals dumped sand from 50 bags into drinking fountains and broke lights causing about 20 dollars in damage.
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John Albert Plumbing Co
Broadway
Rio
W. Commecroe
Page Junior High
Berkshire
Lanier High School
W. Durango
MacArthur High School
Rhodes Junior High
Inez Foster
Pecan Valley
River Gates Opened Amid Midday Shower Threats
Three slodgates remained open on the San Antonio River Tuesday as midrange shower and thundershower activity was anticipated across the city. Officials had opened four floodgates Monday after moderate to heavy showers. Rain at International Airport through midnight totaled 1 inch, lifting the month to RIL inches and the year to 24.70 inches. The NWS forecast a 50 percent shower probability through Tuesday night.
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San Antonio
International Airport
National Weather Service
Subscription rates for San Antonio Light newspaper
The San Antonio Light lists daily and Sunday subscription rates by carrier, mail, and destination. Rates vary by region including Texas, Mexico, South America, and foreign countries, with multiple term options and prices shown for daily, Sunday, and combined delivery.
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San Antonio
Taxsy
Waek Ion
Mail
Texas
Guisine
Mexico
Qui Amerca
South America
Chairman Refuses To Resign Over UBSA Chairmanship Crisis
Controversy over the United Businessmen of San Antonio chairmanship heats as Perry Salinas rejects a board resolution demanding his resignation. He questions board legality, cites non business background of some members, and calls for a new election at the next meeting. The board, tied to Model Cities funding, paused normal session to discuss personnel matters and await higher approval before action.
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United Businessmen of
San Antonio
Perry Salinas
Aurgust
UBSA
W. Commerce
Model Cities Agency
Tecannot
Salinas
Citizens Participation Policy Commission
Freeway Petition Reaches Sixty Three Thousand Signatures
63 369 people signed a petition urging immediate resumption of work on the north freeway FE Monroe Bibb chair of the Citizens Committee notes the total nearly matches the January 1981 vote approving right of way bonds for the freeway. He cites congestion pushing former opponents to now support completion. Local civic groups and associations back the petition.
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North
Monroe Bibb
Citizens’ Committee
Protest Over Garbage Fee Hits San Antonio Residents
More than 6,000 San Antonio residents protested the citys new 1.40 to 1.50 per residence garbage fee by mutilating CPSB computer payment cards. CPSB officials said many payments must be manually processed, increasing labor. September bills were issued with the fee, and some 753 residents reportedly avoided payment altogether. City Council had approved the fee in July, with businesses paying via plastic disposal bags.
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San Antonio
CPSB
Tom Deely
Mate Ager
Gartage
Myengy
Shelley
Deely
Detly
Joey
CPSE
U N Debate Sees Shifts In Votes On Taiwan Seat
U S diplomats push to keep Taiwan out of the General Assembly while pressuring hesitant allies. Israel Mauritius and others weigh abstentions or yes votes as Rogers and Bush coordinate strategy to influence the crucial China question and U N balance.
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Peking
Taiwan
General Assembly
U.S
U.N
Isreal
Israel
United States
China
U.S. Patley
Tel Aviv
William P. Rogers
Assembly
Rogers
George Bush
Bush
Burundi
Ghana
Guyana
Iceland
Indonesia
Ireland
Maly
Malta
Mexico
Portugal
Tunisia
Panama
Chou Shu-kai
Chow
United Nations
Ae Tetas
New Alamo Association Eyes State Affiliation
About 125 local school administrators and curriculum specialists attended the Alamo Association to discuss supervision and curriculum development at Trinity University. Dr. Duncan Wimpress warned against Yaddism and urged balancing new techniques with current educational facts, while Dr. M. G. Bowden was elected temporary chairman as by laws were tentatively adopted to promote clinical study and improve instruction from kindergarten through university.
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Alamo Association
State Association
Trowston
Trinity University
Trinity
Dancan Wimpress
Tuicheon
M. G. Bowden
Trinit
Big Hug for Watson in California courtroom incident
A Riverside woman Jane Luck burst into a Los Angeles courtroom and hugged convicted killer Charles Tex Watson at the counsel table. She proclaimed a Christian act and claimed to know him through the spirit. Judge Adolph Alexander fined her one day in jail for contempt. In a separate Manson case Steve Grogan testified about the cult leader.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Charles “Tex” Watson
Watson
Tate-Labiance
Jane Luck
Riverside
Calif
Mr. Watson
Adolph Alexander
Fief
Steve Grogan
Donald “Shorty Shea
Charles Manson
Wooh
Dear Manson
Language classes and funeral society questions in San Antonio
The Light's Action Line discusses Spanish language courses at the Mey can-American Cultural Exchange Institute and the YWCA with tuition details. It notes a lack of free programs and suggests local colleges for night classes. A reader asks about cooperative funeral societies in Texas, and a secretary replies none are known. The page ends with Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn winning the 1970 literature prize.
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N.C. Action
Texas
S. S.L
FBLN
Acton
Johan Cooper
State Board of Morticians
Austin
Tex
Alexander I. Salzhenitsyn
Ivan Renisovich
Two US Planes Collide Over Japan Coast
At Yokosuka Japan AP five crew members are missing after two planes from the carrier Midway collided over the Senet Japan. Navy reports withheld names pending notification of relatives. An investigation will follow the accident.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Midway
Navy
Nixon bill would reshuffle pay and price boards powers
A proposed measure would place appeals from pay board and price commission decisions in a federal district court and then a temporary court, with possible Supreme Court review. It would grant Nixon authority on interest rates, allow selective lifting of controls, and appoint full time chairmen earning 40,000 dollars each. The plan waives ethics rules for part time members and clarifies presidential delegation of authority during the freeze.
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Warren E. Burger
Pay Board ‘and Price Commission
Federal District Court
Supreme Court
Treasury
Charles E. Walker
Walker
Pay Board
The
Price Commission
Pay Board and
Husband Dies Wife Lands Plane
In Tucson Arizona a Morvan Oklahoma woman landed a private airplane at Tucson International Airport after her pilot husband died from an apparent heart attack. The FAA said Robert Cutter, an employee of Southern Aviation, assisted by radio guiding Mcg to a landing.
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Tucson
Ariz
Okla
Tucson International
Federal Aviation Administration
Robert Cutter
Southern Aviation, Inc
Theson
Robert Delafield
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McCullagh
Sam Antonio
Teacy
Teacs
Dally
Sunde
By Nen Siegal
L.A
Norma Reed
Mayager Q. W. Summers
Sommers
Mauritius
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Duncan Wimpress
Wiiburg
Tandy Midy
Tneotflerra
Nelegates
Handy
Andy. Lloyd Nelson
Mareda Mathlot
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Joan Harnault
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Mrz
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Direcor
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