Star Trnes Debuts as Writer Producer in The Animals
Dick Bakalyan, known for juvenile delinquent roles, visits San Antonio to promote his first independent writing directing project The Animals a Western opening Friday at the Majestic Theater. He co-wrote with friends including Henry Silva and Michele Carey, shot in 15 days, and aims to adapt Italian American Western themes while exploring man’s animal instinct through a violent revenge tale. He is 40, widowed, and expanding into ownership of eight properties.
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Dick Bakalyan
San Antonio
Majestic Theater
Braduear
Bakalyan
Jerry Lewis
Henry Silva
Keenary Wyon
Michele Carey
John Anderém
Nakatyan
Wis Elizabeth Baumann
New Braunfels
Kwwo Plove
Probe to Continue Probe to Continue
U S Rep Henry Grrvalez vows to keep investigating the Sharpstown case citing public interest. Former Justice official Will Wilson resigned as head of the Criminal Division after months of inquiry and Gonzalez's congressional records reveal his view that corruption must be stamped out. He says his concerns are moral not political and he talked to Wilson alone.
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Helen Anderson
Washington
U.S
Henry Grrvalez
Sharpstown
Nts
Gonzalez
Wilson
Ganeaker
Mr. Wilson
Lustig
Backers Rally as Prayer in Schools Faces House Vote
Opponents expect to beat the prayer in schools amendment as debate hits the House. Rep. Fred Schwenkel of Iowa says many leaders oppose it and believes the measure could fail despite initial support. The amendment, sponsored by Rep. Chalmers P. Wylie of Ohio, aims to allow nond enominational prayer in public schools funded by government, amid ongoing church-state tensions.
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Wasiington
UPI
Berten
Ticir
Vow
Fred Sthwengel
Lowa
Hig
Iow
Akec « Tong Campalan
Chalmers P. Wylie
Rohio
Supreme Court
Wylie
SARA seeks land for dam site at Salado Creek area
San Antonio River Authority votes to acquire a parcel near the Northeast Preserve to salvage a dam site as part of the Salado Creek Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Project. City Council must approve the land contract funded by the federal Recreation Bureau, with 65 percent federal aid anticipated for Lean Creek project.
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San Antonio River Authority
Sara Board of Directors
Ace
Federal Bureau of Recreation
Sara Atall
James Thompson
Salado Creek
Lean Creek
Sara General
Fred N. Pfeiffer
Self
San Antonio Channel
Veterans Day Observed As October Holiday
Veterans Day shifts to the fourth Monday in October and is observed by federal state county and city employees. City departments except the library system close. no garbage pickup. parking meters become free. Banks close. Lexay Employment Commission remains open. law changed this year by Congress.
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Lexay Employment Commission
Act of Congress
Caveman Siffre to Enter 44 Hour Sleep Study Cave
Physicist Michel Siffre plans a confinement under a Texas cave to study 44 hour sleep cycles and 48 hour rhythms with continuous monitoring by a laboratory at the cave mouth. His wife Silvia Siffre will not contact him during the test. In Paris police arrested 19 members of a far left league after an antiwar attack on the U S State building.
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Paris
del Rio
Siffre
Texas
Nacalle
Grou
del Rin
Tr.Thomas Warding
Tratskyite Communist League
Burglaries Reported Near Local Vocational School
Police investigated burglaries around Te yivs Vocational School at 1913 8 Flores. Officers found no sign of a forced entry on a Wednesday night. A juvenile detainee was taken into custody after the incident at under 45 p.m. and booked into jail.
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Texas Supreme Court
Tom Revicy
Southwest Texas Conference of the
United Methodist Church
Laurel Heights
Staro
Teyivs Vocational School
Flores
Starving Artists Show details and registration inquiry
Spokesman from St Marys public relations outlines meal prices for catalog of arts and sciences options and notes the Starving Artists Show on the river has no set registration date and is not a flea market. Questions about entries remain, with no firm timing and venue details.
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St. Mary’s
Ile
Catalog of Arts and Sciences
Gamount
Kokok
Mifine
7 Tite
Sal
Action Line
Lone Windle
Ile Purses
Anuwern
Bile Church of
Inehul
Stumpileaves
AACOG Panel Urges More Meetings On Criminal Justice Plan
AACOG panel proposes monthly sessions to expand the Criminal Justice Planning Committee work beyond grant reviews. Pat Priest urges field work to identify problems and seek solutions. Grants reviewed include a $503,076 package for comprehensive rehab and a $414,083 info system via City Water Board computer.
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Pat Priest
Ancgog
Ding
Aleeting
Patrician Movement
City Water Board
Road Petition Rallies Downtown Support for North Expressway
The petition to resume work on the stalled Nath Freeway was posted at The Gunter Hotel with E. Monroe Bibb as committee chair. About 659,630 names have signed it, with many downtown workers urging construction after a decade of delay.
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Nath
Thursaday
Gunter Hatel
E. Monroe Bibb
Bibb
Poly Avene
Supreme Court vacancies debate tests Nixon’s court picks
White House aides differ on confirming any of six initial nominees for two Supreme Court seats. A Reuters report notes presidents advisers split on confirmation chances and political worth into the 1972 campaign. Pennsylvania and New Jersey votes, unemployment fears, and possible ticket choices loom as factors in support for or against nominees.
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Nixon
Supreme Court
White House
Clal
New Jersey
Nxon
Vhce Presideniy
T. Apnow
Pennsylvaniia
Deleprtion
Connally
Hut Sco
Ely
Cine
Nelyon A Rockefeller
New York
Luneh Provides Approval for School Subsidy Bill
Washington AP reports the Senate approved a bill ordering the Nixon administration to drop plans to eliminate subsidies for about 1.6 million school children. The measure passed by a narrow vote raises the minimum federal subsidy to states from 35 to 46 cents per child aided.
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Washington
APY
White House
Paar
Neady
San Antonio Light Comperag Publication Rates
Publication schedule and rate table for the San Antonio Light shows daily weekly and Sunday editions with varying prices for local and out of state subscriptions. Rates include daily and Sunday prices with different levels for Mexico and Central American regions and international destinations.
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Navarro
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