Nixon Plans Three-Tiered Health Insurance Cake
President Nixon proposes a three tier health insurance model financed by public funds, employers, and workers. The plan would provide free coverage for the needy through the lowest tier, with the middle tier shared and the top tier offered by large employers. Congress debates multiple administration drafts and alternative bills.
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Werringles
Washington
Nixon
John Wi. Byres
Congress
Byrnes
Health,Education and Welfare Department
Byres
Bennett
Circuit Judicial Confab Set For San Antonio Next Week
US Supreme Court justices Thurgeat Marshall and Ungeo Black will attend the 2800 ate ual Judicial Conference of the US Court of the fh Judicial Circuit in San Antonio next Tuesday through May 7. Sessions held at the Wilion Palacio Del Rioster discuss Onely Trials Sepanded Cardroom Security and Pere sopel Safely Environmental Law. Local judges Adrian A. Spears John J. Wood Jr coord conference with Chief Judge John Z. Brown, and many officials from the 5th Circuit area including Texas Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana attend.
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Supreme Court Justress
Thurgeat Marshall
Ungeo Black
Cowt
Fh Judicial Circuit
San Antonio
Wilion Palacio del Rioster
5Th Circuit
Texas
Florida
Giorgis
Alabama
Mississippi
Loo] Sjam
Peresopel
Adrian A. Spears
John J. Wood Jr
John Z. Brown
Ath Circuit
JF. Burle " Smith
Wierry J. Turns
Patrick J. Pape
Paul WH. Smith
Willian G Churchay
Dack Vi. Ridgewas
Rupert N. Greshan
Ernest Wo Clemens
Bernard Ladon
C Frederick Shanna’ de
Ralph G. Kamgley
Richi B. Mogre
Thomias Th. Sharp Drei
Fund Drive Head Named for San Antonio Symphony
Lo Hudson named general chairman of the Symphony Society of San Antonio Maintenance Fund Drive. The goal is 430000 dollars annually for the next three years starting Monday. Hudson, marketing department manager at Southwestern Bell Telephone in the Alamo area, is a Tennessee native with a BBA and MBA from the University of Houston. He has served as chamber of commerce president and United Fund leader.
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Symphony Society of San Antonio
Southwestern Bell Telephone
7 Antonia
Tennessee
University of Houston
Chamber of Commerce
The
United Fund
Alamo City Roars Ahead With Record-Sized Development
Freddy Burtner of the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce outlined a surge of development in San Antonio during the past two years. He cited more than 280 million dollars in construction underway or on contracts, ranging from the University of Texas at San Antonio site water project to downtown additions and an 18 million engine overhaul facility at Kelly Air Force Base. Burtner warned the best is yet to come with Paseo Del Rio plans, improved promotions, and a push to position San Antonio as a major convention and medical education hub, noting downtown revitalization and growing corporate interest.
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Alamo City
Freddy Burtner
Greater
Petroleum Sclub
Alamo
University Texas At
Paseo del Rio
New
Lara
Bortner
Shell Oil Co
New York City
Houston
General Dynamics
St. Louis
Peason
Fan
Model Cities Inspection Set for TAP Area Plans Viewing
Model Cities representatives will attend a 7 30 pm session Friday at Tatolla Junior School to view the Tail Area Plan TAP for the 6 0 square mile Model Cities district. Two firms Casan and Groves Associates and Al Groves and Associates led the plan with slides and documents showing redevelopment options including industry commerce parks open space schools and improved traffic.
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Tatolla
Elizen
ARCA
CHE Casa and Associates
al Groves and Associates
Casan and
Groves
Afl
Budget Squeeze Hits AACOG After Accounting Error
An error at the regional HUD level triggers a $45,000 budget cut for AACOG operations. The fault surfaced during an executive committee meeting as they consider canceling a $14,001 contract with Resource Planning Corp and await federal guidance to offset the deficit.
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U.S. Department of Leasing and Urban Development
Alana Area Council
AACOG
HUD
Fort Worth
Lam
al Cervera
Washington
Cervera
Washingtor
Resource Planning Corp
San Antonio
Department of Transportation
Santa Rosa Medical Center
14.7 Percent Jobless In Washington State
The Department of Employment Security reports the insured jobless rate in Washington state has reached 14.7 percent of the insured workforce, reflecting statewide unemployment conditions. The release notes the trend across the state and its impact on workers seeking employment.
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Olympia
Wash
IUPY
Washington State
Department of Employment Garrity Cannetlet
SAHA Rent Income to Dip
SAHA officials expect rent income to fall about 35 under new federal income standards. Dick Jones says 40 of the drop will shift to the city government as the federal government funds the difference. The changes adjust deductions for families with and without children, affecting rent charges and income calculations.
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Atity Councils
San Antonioo
Rijiard
Congressional
Federal
Nent
SAHA
Dick Jones
Sama Board of Commission
Ars
Jones
Congress
Fall Ave
Nepal
Villal T Nerinosa
Manly
N. Flores
North East Acting Chief Resigns Over District Shakeup
Dr. Dar FL Long, interim superintendent of the North East School District, resigns after leading the district during a period of staff changes. The board appoints Dr. Robert K. M. In iard as assistant superintendent for the division of human resources in the Austin system, effective Sept. 1. Long, 42, becomes interim superintendent in North East after Billy R. Teagan’s February departure, with background as assistant superintendent for instructional services. Lang holds a BA and MA from Baylor and a PhD from the University of Texas.
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Dar FL Long
North East
Austin Staal
Long
Billy R]teagan
Austin
A. Walive Texan
Lang
Baylor University
University of Texas
Three Convicted In Cocaine Case
Dallas AP report details three men convicted in a cocaine smuggling operation. Judge Sarah T. Hughes scheduled sentencing for May. Convicted defendants include Joaquin Nin Gonzales, 42, former assistant chief of air traffic control at Tocumen International Airport, and Robert J. Robertson, 48, former president of a Dallas-based firm.
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Cort Fury
America
Uls
Drs
Jundgee
Sarah T. Hughes
Joaquin Nin Gonzales
Panawa City
Robern J. Robertson
Sociology students name marriage success factors at St Philips College
A San Antonio college sociology project interviewed 101 married residents to identify ten commandments for marital success and ten for failure. Findings emphasize love, understanding, respect, trust, compatibility, maturity, togetherness, communication, companionship, and clear leadership, with money and inlaws among common friction points.
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Ty Sean McNulty
St. Philips College
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