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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1973
Page
1
Washington AP report says the Consumer Product Safety Commission lists bicycles alongside doors, stairs, and clothing as top hazards. Chairman Richard Simpson notes the index will drive standards and recalls, with focus on protection from injuries and safer products nationwide.
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce president A Rone Hirward and others praised the Mexican Trade Fair after a trip to Mexico City. Becker and Harwood reported renewed business interest and optimism for future events, with plans hinted for a fair next month in Texas city, showcasing Moxie products and cross border trade potential.
The notice outlines subscription and postage rates for San Antonio and overseas areas, listing daily and Sunday options, with monthly, weekly, and overseas pricing. It references the Associated Press and includes various regional rate figures and service terms.
About 3800 delegates attend the three day Texas Association of School Administrators and Texas Association of School Boards convention. Gov Briscoe speaks at 2 30 p m Sunday in the Theater for the Performing Arts on school financing. Albert Brown Jr TASB president urges broader tax base and updated valuation to meet constitutional requirements. Dan Harris calls for a statewide property valuation system reflecting 10 percent of market value. Banquet speaker May Fety of Louisiana Television Authority headlines Sunday event. Monday features sessions and conclusion at 4 71.
Japanese prime minister Kikwe Tanik e flies to London for a four day state visit. He will meet Prime Minister Eairagd Hout and Queen Hyaaberth, and tour central sights. The trip emphasizes European ties and cultural exchanges during the high profile visit.
In Collinsville Illinois a woman identified as Mrs. Askew alleges a bungled April 24 drug raid by federal narcotics agents left her injured and her home ransacked. Investigators say an assailant attacked her while she was home alone, knocking out teeth and causing fear. Officials note civil rights violations suits have been filed against the government, and several officers face indictments.
A child of an evangelist family died from diphtheria in Bradenton Florida after hospitalization at Manatee Memorial Hospital. Health officials fear further infections among those who attended a recent revival service.
Washington judge John J. Sica ordered a three day delay in arguments over the Senate Watergate committee suit to obtain White House tapes. The hearing, originally set for Monday, was moved to Thursday. The delay prompted criticism from committee members and supporters who said the timing favored the defense.
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