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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1973
Page
1
Local doctors warn hay fever and allergy cases rise with September and October pollen. Experts cite 20 million Americans affected, with rhinitis, itchy eyes, and sneezing peaking as north winds bring ragweed and cedar pollen to San Antonio. Advances include skin prick tests and antihistamines, while avoiding triggers and proper vacuuming advised.
Phyllis Wintish researchers will speak at 3 PM Tuesday and 1 PM Friday. A San Antonio resident, Boyd Uzzell, is noted in a separate item. Officials seek articles for the Wright Memorial Museum at Bronks Air Force Base, and various community groups announce events including a riverwalk food fair, German music, and local arts exhibits. The Catholic Library World picks up St Mary’s University professor’s article The Bible is American Literature. The Edwards Aquifer Protection Order task force convenes next week to finalize recommendations for the Texas Water Quality Board. The San Antonio Scottish Rite bodies meet Thursday, and a United Way luncheon serves civic leaders Wednesday. Approximately 40 educators attend the Alamo District Texas State Teachers Association workshop Saturday at Robert E. Lee High School.
A suspended search near Cibolo Creek in Lipversdl City concluded after authorities traced an abandoned vehicle to the creek area. The car was initially observed near the Avulion site before being pushed toward the water, and investigators pursued leads to identify the missing man.
Local report details an elderly man identified as Charles Veavler, 7, and a girl injured after a tire incident near Goliad. Police say a car driven by a third party collided with the victims as bystanders watched. Police had earlier searched for Juan Saldua, 25, in connection with an unrelated disappearance. items found included 93 dollars in cash.
A garbled San Antonio Light OCR fragment lists scattered prices, dates, and names with references to holidays, locations, and various products. The text is heavily distorted with misread words and numbers, making coherent details impossible to confirm.
A fragmentary notice quotes a pup seller praising light and reader outreach. It mentions Mrs. Ray Risner, a Pakingesi breed, and an ANC registration. The text alludes to an advertising segment for The Light newspaper and delivery to San Antonio readers.
Three days remain before the Texas Falllife Festival at the University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures. Major Ws secures 824 chalet rooms as 000 attendees are expected. four entrance gates open to handle crowds, with food stalls, crafts, and demonstrations daily.
A break-in at Tech-Rama in Valley Hi Mall saw thieves steal an undetermined number of television sets valued near 9000 dollars. Police reported no arrests at the time of the filing.
Owner Ralph Brousseau reported the break-in on Monday with loot mainly portable TV sets. Police gained entry through a roof vent opening as suspects pried a 2 by 4 foot hole. Five suspects were arrested in two other burglaries. Four youths, three 15 year olds and one 14 year old, were handed to juvenile authorities after witnesses saw them break into a home on N Pine. A one year old youth was found hiding in a stock room at Alexander's Discount Store on 132 B Houston and taken for burglary procedures.
Kenneth G. Dunn, 23, jailed on $25,000 bond for murder with malice in the shooting of John Mittlesdorf, 40, at 1:15 a.m. Monday near Mrs. Greve Reward’s home after Mittlesdorf was asked to leave following an abusive incident. Dunn is held at Oakland Air Force Base.
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