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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1972

Page

3

Insurance Rate Debate Plans Could Benefit Few Drivers

In Austin AP coverage outlines lawmakers considering competitive car insurance rates. Testimony by Dr. Arthur Williams and Percy Gentle frames the debate, arguing rates would favor elites while harming the masses. Gov. Smith backs competition, Sen. McKool disputes Gentle’s critique of industry influence. The Texas board’s uniform-rate system faces wide opposition. The AFL-CIO Labor Committee endorses the bill with a clause fix.

Austin Texas House Insurance Committee Senate Economic Development Arthur Wil Liams University of Minnesota Business School Percy Gentle Houston Texas Association of Insurance Agents Legislative Committee Gentle Preston Smith Mike McKen Ballas Senate Smith McKool Gearle Texas Apl-Cio United Labor Legislative Committee Mechael

Legislature votes and pressures in Bullock confirmation

A Texas Senate debate reveals pressure and accusations around Bullock's confirmation. Bridges accuses Gov Roe of lies while Harris and Teaver oppose the move. An AFL-CIO roster lists blocking senators Blanchard to Ward, leaving an unexpired term on the State Insurance Board and noting Bullock’s prior role as secretary of state.

Smith Bullock Corpus Christi Bridges Povernor D. H. Harris Dallas Anid Teaver Afl-C10 Barnes Blanchard Connally Creighton Harris Highfater Rothmann Maury Sherman Snelson Ward Barees Auld Bard Charles Mathews Austin Senate Insurance Board Rudlock Aillsboro Lough State Insurance Board

British Plan U.N. Plea for Ousted Asians

In New York during the General Assembly, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko denounced U S policy in Vietnam and Israeli actions while proposing a plebiscite treaty to bar force. U S officials hinted at possible new Soviet pacts, and Moscow condemned Palestinian terrorism as criminal, signaling nuanced shifts on terrorism and neutrality in the talks.

John Walach Washington United Nations Andrei Gramyko General Assembly Vietnam Israeti Peking Gromyko Munich Russia United States Crinnal Moscow U.S Serate Kremlin U.N Cuba

Welfare Plans Stir Senate Debates Over Aid Programs

Senate debate centers on welfare and health reforms with Sen. Russell B. Long guiding the bill. Provisions target welfare families and Social Security programs, while extending Medicare Part A and adding drug coverage for chronically ill elderly. Nixon’s plan aims at a $2400 family income and working poor subsidies, with Workfare proposals tying benefits to employment.

Senate Russell B. Long D-La Nixon Finance Committee

Light's Action Line: Local inquiries and safety notes

Readers discuss All Saints Day status in NESD, a county sheriff response to a neighbor threat, replacing a lost Korean War discharge certificate via standard 180 form at Ft. Sam Houston, and a warning about two children with matches left in a car. Also a reader endorses the comment.

Ft. Sam Houston North Side

Fresno Court Bombing Suspect Arrested in 1971 Case

Federal agents arrested Elny Duran Reyes, 31, of Fresno, linked to the 1971 bombing of Fresno County Courthouse. Reyes, described as a member of the Brown Berets, faces a three count indictment for possession of illegal and unregistered destructive devices without serial numbers.

Fresno Calif UPI Elny Duran Reyes U.S Dwayne Keyes Brown Berets Keyes

Controversial F111s Back in Action at Nellis AFB

A partial text reports that F111 bombers, tied to Indochina combat, are being reassigned from Thailand to Nellis Air Force Base Nevada amid four-year operational gaps. Pentagon and Air Force officials cite unknown causes for crashes and ongoing experiments.

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