Gatti frames GGL as the progress slate for April 6 vote
Ed Castillo reports Gatti presenting GGL as the pro progress slate for San Antonio voters. He cites city spending, bond savings, and 18 years of progress while urging volunteers for the polls and backing all nine GGL candidates including Trevino and Becker.
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Not Good Government, Say Independents Rally Chalks Opposition
Independent council members allege public oversight reveals flaws in governance while criticizing campaign money and annexation delays. Speakers blamed Good Government League funds for blocking progress, urging citizen participation and transparency at a Northside rally hosted by local residents and candidates.
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City Council hopeful Jin Kazen backs residents on apartment project
Jin Kazen pledged support for citizens near Middle School opposing a proposed apartment complex amid a heated zoning debate. The report notes Kazen’s sympathetic stance to opponents among about 3,500 Committee of Concerned Citizens members. Incumbent Ed Hill faces Kazen for Place 2, while Torres seeks re-election in Place 1.
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Nielsen Campaign Schedule Ahead of City Elections
A pre election dance is planned at Span Friday for the Nielsen ticket led by Merry Baker and Dr Ford Nielsen with music by Paul Elizanda. On Saturday the trio attends the Wesley Community Center spring carnival at 9 00 am and a candidates rally at Vet Park at 4 00 pm. A cocktail party is set at George Sollow Hasbrook home followed by precinct workers party at 510 Ny Main at 2 00 pm and a Save Our Cities event at 315 Nottingham scheduled for 4 00 pm.
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OGL RALLIES government league activities over weekend
OGL RALLIES announces weekend events including rallies and functions. At 6:30 p m Friday election workers will meet candidates at Fast Side Headquarters 1220 East Commerce.
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San Antonio Trade Mart hosts reception for two council candidates
San Antonio International Trade Mart to honor Ed Hil and Jol Tati with a Friday reception at 7 39 p m. Coordinator Peter Panfekl says members of the trade fair board will be among the guests as multiple San Antonians attend the event.
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Local City Council Candidate Gonzalez to Speak at Rally
Gonzalez G B Gonzalez will be honored at a rally Saturday at 2 p.m. at the House at Deuces, 2222。 Speakers include Councilman Pete Vorres Tr and Dr. D Ford Nielsei. Ronie Mar Saldana and hosts, iid Andrew, are coordinating.
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Bond slams Nixon view as unresponsive to black needs
In San Antonio Buck Georgia state representative Bond challenged President Nixon's posture toward Black Americans. He cited the resignation of James Farmer and urged accountability, noting a 60-name Black delegation’s requests and Whitney Young's death as signaling leadership gaps. Bond urged stronger action on civil rights and economy.
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Conference in S A Banker Predicts Stronger U S Economy
A Texas conference report quotes Whitney, president of Investment Whitney, forecasting a stronger U S economy in 1971 and 1972, with real estate growth and rising corporate earnings. The discussion covers NASDAQ, computerized trading, and potential regulatory shifts shaping the securities market. attendees include Gordon Macklin Jr. and S A convention figures.
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Driving Course In San Antonio Opens Monday
A defensive driving course to help licensed drivers stay alive begins Monday at the USA4 Building 4119 Broadway. The three week program runs Mondays from 7 to 10 p.m. Enrolment is 4 dollars per person. Sponsored by the Greater San Antonio Safety Council in cooperation with the National Safety Council.
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