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Local groups announce meetings and talks: Resource Identification Project at 9 a.m. Monday at Muohong Rehabilitation Center. Dental Health Team overview by Dr. Glen Walters at 7 30 p.m. Monday in medical school room 209 for high school explorers. Opera Tosca closing San Antonio Grand Opera Festival at Theater for the Performing Arts. Manufacturers Association noon Tuesday at Downton Holiday Inn to hear Dewey Jam on workers compensation. Blue Bonnet Masonic Lodge 1219 honors 25 living past masters at 7 30 p.m. Friday at 27028 Presa with memorial service for deceased masters. Trinity University displays helicopters Monday. Census Bureau interview series on price changes continues. Lt Col Blair Buckley Jr. receives Legion of Merit at Fort Sam Houston for Vietnam service. Social Security disability waiting period reduced to five months. San Antonio voters face 42 candidates for nine city council seats with polling places list available.
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Glen Walters
University of Texas Dental School At
San Antonio
Medical School
Blue Bonnet Masonic Lodge No. 1219
Last Texas Returnees Back Home After Captivity
The last two Texans freed from Vietnam were evaluated and debriefed at Wilford Hall. A crowd of about 1,000 met Air Force Lt. Hector M. Acosta and Air Force Capt. William A. Spencer at Kelly Air Force Base. Nine other former POWs rode the evacuation flight but did not disembark. Acosta praised Texas, while Spencer, his wife, daughter, and family welcomed him amid cheering supporters from the Rio Grande Valley.
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Hector Kelly
Wilford Hall Air Force Hospital
Air Force
Hector M. Acosta
San Antonio
William A. Spencer
McAden
Kelly Air Force Base
Maxwell Afb
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Florida
Spencer
Lerge
Acosta
Sergeant Fuzz
Texas
Food Show Opens Second Day With Big Crowd at Willita Assembly
Balmy weather drew a large crowd to the Southwest Home and Food Show on its second day at Willita Assembly. More than 100 exhibitors showcased home displays and samples while contests featured backyard chefs and homemakers. Admission is 1 with free admission for children under 12 when accompanied by an adult.
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Willita Assembly Building
Was Grill
Frank Secades
Hillview
Universal City
Secades
Jesse B. Woodard
James F. Hoffman Jr
Rosemary Avenue
Lamar Zolninger
Waikiki
la Rochelle
Catherine Drzymalla
Pinewood Lane
Nancy D. Richert
Callaghan Rd
Burglars Strike Two San Antonio Homes
Two weekend burglaries caused losses of more than 3000 dollars. Glenn Quick of 614 Serenade reported a television, one pistol, six shotguns and two rifles taken, valued at 1570. Alan Miller of 7230 Wurzbach reported stereo equipment and a television set worth 1495 stolen from his home.
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Glenn Quick
Serenade
Alan Miller
Wurzbach
Independent Candidate Olivares Hosts Campaign Helpers Party
Jose F. Olivares plans a campaign workers and friends gathering at Mission County Park meeting room after polls close at 7 p.m. Tuesday. The event aims to rally supporters and discuss campaign progress in a informal setting with attendees from the party.
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Jose F. Olivares
Mission County Park
GGL Winding Up With Rally Council Races
Ada the team approach to solving neighborhood problems. Good Government League council candidates hold a final day rally at Bullina Ridge Apartments at 1 pm Monday. The eight candidates will speak then. The ticket leader Roy Barrera will vote at Shenandoah Elementary School at 9 am Tuesday. Candidates include Lila Cockrell Place 1 Jose San Martin Place 2 Barrera Place 3 Rev Grande Black Place 4 Milton Guess Place 5 Clifford Morten Place 6 Alfred Beckmann Place 7 Robert Duan Place 9 Steve H Rossingnol Place a. They call for revenue sharing funds to help the poor and aged and criticize the current council for not addressing citizens needs.
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Good Government League Council
Bullina Ridge
At & A. Am
GGL
Roy Barrerao
Shenandoah Elementary School
Lila Cockrell
Jose San Martin
Barrera
Grande Black
Milton Guess
Clifford Morten
Alfred Beckmann
Robert Duan
On Wheels: Al Rohde Campaigning by Bus Amid Election Push
Independent candidate Al Rohde spent his final day before the election riding city buses to voters. He visited City Hall to promise higher pay raises for small paycheck workers and outlined plans to tour East and West Sides and the International Airport. GGL candidate Clifford Morton and others compete for Place 6.
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Place
al Rohde
City Buses
Rohde
Clifford Morton
Place 6 Post
International
Rally draws eleven city council candidates in West Side session
Eleven independent candidates gathered at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church for a Meet the Candidates Rally to discuss Revenue Sharing and West Side issues. Attendees included Rev. L C Glasca Place 1 Frank Valdez Jr Place 2 Guenter Krellwitz Roy Valdez represented by his wife Place 4 Pete Rodriguez Helen R Walton Place 5 Jose P F Olivares Jerome Loep Place 6 Howard J Atwell Place 7.
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Independent City Council
Meet the Candidates
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
West Side
Frank Valdez Jr
Guenter Krellwitz
Roy Valdez
Pete Rodriguez
Helen R. Walter
Jose PF. Olivares
Jerome Loep
Howard J
Atwell
Nine Hurt as Train Derails in Chester South Carolina
A Sea board Coastline Railroad freight train derailed in Chester within city limits causing nine injuries. About ten cars left the tracks hindering a house and a car. Emergency crews responded to the Sunday incident.
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Chester
S.C
UPI
Seaboard Coastline Railroad
Run
Building Sears in L A Construction in San Antonio February 1973
Construction activity surged with February contracts totaling 35 537 000 versus 12 026 000 a year earlier. Nonresidential work reached 4 511 000 and residential 431 026 000 of the 1973 total. First quarter activity stood at 74 532 000, compared with 130 279 0090 in 1972.
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San Antonio
W. Dodge
McGraw-Hill Information System Co
City Candidates Meet Citizens at Two Church Receptions
Lita Cockrell addressed residents at two church gatherings in Platet City, stressing responsiveness to local needs and inviting voter questions on community services and development plans.
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Platet
Lita Cockrell
San Antonio carrier rate table fragment from Neamt Corp
Partial OCR shows a carrier pricing sheet for Sen Antonis Light and San Antara Garalle with addresses in San Antonio. It lists daily, Sunday, and holiday rates, monthly and regional charges, and cross border notes with other states and countries. The fragment includes numbers for daily and Sunday rates, some category labels, and portions of dollar amounts.
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San Antara Garalle
Neamt Corporation
McCatawgh
San Antonio
Beton Clo
Sen Ani
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