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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1971

Page

2

Justice Black Arlington Rites Set

Former Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black has died at 85 after a stroke and inflammation of the arteries. He will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery with services at the Cathedral Hospital and a 3 p.m. burial with honorary pallbearers from active and retired justices. Black, a staunch defender of First Amendment freedoms, served 44 years and was known for landmark opinions including opposing government sponsored school prayer.

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Mickel Hosts Nixon Unity Visit in Anchorage

Walter J. Hickel hosted President Nixon in Anchorage as the two men fostered Republican unity. Nixon toured the city amidst cheering crowds, addressed IMF currency debates, and eyed broader margins on par values while Hickel’s reception featured lavish seafood and ice sculptures. Ehrlichman called their split with Hickel a friendly divorce as White House aides expressed confidence in continued cooperation.

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Bandits Hold Up Stop-N-Go Market in Arthur City

Early Sunday two masked bandits fled with 85 dollars from a Stop-N-Go Market at 122 Donald 30h in Arthur Doss. One suspect was armed with a small caliber pistol. Amelia G. Rios, 19, reported a robbery nearby at N St Marys and Pereida where she lost 6 dollars and a 25 dollar radio. she gave police the suspect's name and address. Nigeria is described as twice California’s size with triple its population.

Donald Arthur Doss Taid Amelia G. Rios N. St. Mary's Pereida

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