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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1971

Page

2

City Burglary Suspects Arrested In School Break-In

Five suspects were arrested after a Tuesday night burglary at Jefferson Davis Junior High School 462 Holmgreen Road. Police say nearly $3,000 in musical instruments were recovered and two adults and three youths were taken into custody, with juveniles referred to authorities. A separate home break-in on Sherman Avenue yielded loot valued at $1,401, and two other incidents at Jesse's Auto Parts and a Stratford residence produced additional stolen items.

Jefferson Davis Junior High School Holmgreen Road Bill Weisbacher E. Commerce Swiss Street Weisbacher Bexar County Ivette Alejandro Sherman Jesse S. Zarramora James Tipton Stratford

Day Care Approved Under Model Cities Plan

The Day Care Family program approved by Model Cities will operate within the Model Cities area for children ages up to two years. Miss Virginia Sutierrez leads infant care, with Mrs. Blanche Ruse noting eligibility requires state licensing standards and OEO income criteria. The EODC Head Start agency will supply equipment to meet licensing rules, paying $20 per child weekly plus food supplements. Employed mothers or students with income limits can apply, and the program aims to ease maternal employment pressures by providing diapers, cribs, play pens, and baby items.

Frank Trefor Blanche Ruse OEO Russ Virginia Sutierrez EODC Head Start Gutierrez

Lebanese Attorney Akiki Tours U S Legal Centers

Miss Akili Riski a 22 year old Lebanese attorney from Beirut visited U S courts and St Marys University in San Antonio while on a U S tour. She praised Judge Adrian Spears and discussed differences between English and French legal systems, planning to return home next week.

ED Castillo Aperl Beirut Lebanon Law School St. Mary's University Amate Aki Dosuat University Beira United States Windemer Akoker St George Maronite Bio Catholic Church Miss Ariki Antoine Lady of the Like Cottage Viter A&m University Citornere Miss Riski Adrian Spears Texas Spears U.S Akiki Anthony Nicholas Soloment Casseb France Ale New York St. Ralizes Paul Minn Birmingham San Antonio

Methadone Maintenance Therapy Shows Promise

Dr James F Maddux presented extended results from a 12 month methadone maintenance program in San Antonio involving 100 heroin addicts. One year after completion 59 held jobs, 4 hospitalized, 4 jailed, 1 dead, 6 unemployed. 85 percent of graduates completed abstinence with minimal interruptions. A Bandera County proposal for a similar rehab center and tighter prescription rules to curb diversion were also discussed.

Bob Heaton James F. Maddux Bexar County Robert B. Green Rospital Maddux San Antonio State Hospital Reis Aclion Bandera W. ©. Hatfield Carvel Six Alcoholics Anonymous Hatfield Thongs Pate Pate San Antonio

School Lawyers Await Tyler Ruling On Consolidation

Local school district attorneys and state, county lawyers waited in U S District Court for Judge Adrian Spears to rule on a Tyler filing seeking consolidation of Edgewood and San Antonio districts. The hearing explored whether the Tyler suit mirrors a 1968 Rodriguez v San Antonio case and whether two courts would slow proceedings. Gerald Goldstein argued the Tyler action targets tax programs, while Spears cautioned against precipitous action and urged clarity before delaying cases further. Goldstein planned to discuss next steps with his clients after further consultations.

U.S. District Court Adrian Spears Tyler H Spears Sitorneys Gerald Goldstein Spears Goldstein Edgewood San Antonio U.S Rodriguez Bis. Wier Arthur M. Gachman Federal House Schoool Histric Jim Counrael William’ Wayne Dunlap Civil Service Kelly Air Force Base Washington Carolyn Putnam

San Antonio Brig. Gen. Liciliant Dunlap Receives Honor

New General Dunlap, Army Nurse Corps veteran, is lauded in Washington as one of 13 1¢ houses to hold the title. She takes oath with F. Westmoreland and pledges a human touch in her medical secretary role at Brooke, while family members from San Antonio and San Antonio colleagues attend the ceremony at Fort Myers Officer's Club. Col. Lorene Jeneson and Sister Christina Belle among attendees.

Helen Anderson Washington Army Nurse Corps San Antonio Dunlap William C. Westmoreland U.S. Army Ft. Myers Ira Dunlap Brooke General Hospital Krueger Midge School Aellie Dunlap Nami Charles Marie "Rank Kamate Ward Anista Short 4Th Army Fom Gen. Dunlap Santa Rosa Fisher Ad Gonzalez Sen Mrs. Benton Mission, Tex Edinburg

Freeway Rehearing Expected Soon Says Special Counsel

Optimism rose Thursday that a rehearing decision on the contested North Freeway could come fairly soon. Special counsel Seagal Wheatley said a full panel of 15th Circuit judges will consider the state’s petition to resume work on the end segments, halted by a court ruling over parkland restrictions and federal funding.

Barry Browne Seagal Wheatley U.S San Antonio Department of Transportation John Volpe 155Th Circuit Court of Appeals Freelway William Sessions Wheatley the &H Circuit Appeals Court Imema

Four Bound Over in Dope Case After Hearing

Four persons charged with conspiracy to import marijuana and heroin from Mexico were bound over to the federal grand jury after a hearing before U.S. Magistrate Frank Raskin. Michael Lambert and Susan Howard, both 21, Midland and Austin respectively, remained free on 20,000 bonds, while Harold Darks, 24, and James McMurey, 24, Avery Aids Pass, were remanded to Bexar County jail. Summers testified that suspects surveilled since August 18 drove vehicles including a camper. marijuana was found in burlap bars in one vehicle. The U.S. attorney objected to questioning about informants and the objection was sustained.

Mexico U.S Frnk Raskin Michael Lambert Midland Susan Howard Austin Harold A. Darks James R. McMurey

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