Airport Site Selection Moves Forward in San Antonio
City Council agreed to let consultants study airport sites without constraints after a go ahead. The plan may combine commercial and military airports or expand the International Airport to ease air space pressure. HemisFair Plaza advisory panel briefed on its final report while Mission Parkway plans proceed with cost estimates and potential bond funding.
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San Antonio
Robert P. Grabe
Los Angeles
Quinton-Budtong
Connelman
Ed Hill
Kody Afb
Gatti
Bexar County
San Anto- Tin
HemisFair Plaza
Mission Parkway
Missions
City Planning Department
Ed Davis
Sam Granala
C. E. DeVall
Commerce
Market
Convention Center
University of Texas At San Antonio
Warzbach
UT Medical School
Hunt
Internal Revenue Service
Froen
Charles Sullivan
Supreme Court
Sullivant
Counell
First on List of Priorities for San Antonio Law Enforcement
The Alamo Area Council of Governments ranked fifty four crime prevention projects with the night magistrate system for San Antonio and Bexar County leading the list. AACOG plans a five year funding outline starting 1973 and will seek four million two hundred seven thousand eight hundred dollars in federal grants for the programs.
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San Antonia
Bexar County
Alamo Area
San Antonio
Rudy Lopez
AACOG
Criminal Justice Planning Division
Texas Criminal Justice Council
State Council
Texas Legislature
International Cervantes Festival invites San Antonians to Guanajuato
San Antonians are invited to the first annual International Cervantes Festival in Guanajuato Mexico from Sept 29 to Oct 15. The Mexican Government backs a $160 000 investment aiming to attract thousands of tourists and celebrate Spain’s theater heritage in a colonial setting. Jesus Amor Codero of the Mexico Tourism Department led the promotion touring Texas and California. Guanajuato, a 27 000 population city, was chosen for its colonial atmosphere and Spanish colonial heritage.
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San Antonians
Guanajuato
Mexico
Jesus Amor Codero
San Antonio
Amor
Spain
Texas
California
Farah Manufacturing Seeks Injunction in San Antonio
Farah Manufacturing Co of San Antonio pursues a permanent injunction from the U S District Court to stop strikes at its two San Antonio plants. Six witnesses testified as the court considers claims of violence against supervisors and managers. About half of 1100 workers have been on strike since May, with sympathy actions at other Farah plants. An open hearing is set for August 15 before the National Labor Relations Board at the Gunter Hotel.
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Farah Manufacturing Co
San Antonio
Farah
Eugene Williams
Havieap
Tard
James C. Onion
Onion
American Clothing Workers of America
Afi-Ciq
4Th Circuit Court of Civil Appeals
National Labor Relativing Board
Gunter Hotel
Trinity Drug Adviser Elected to National Advisory Board
Harvey W. Holland, 28, director of Trinity University drug training center at 102 Vassar Lane, was chosen for the national advisory committee of Nixon’s Special Action Office for Drug Abuse Prevention. Trinity officials say the center serves Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona and Utah with training and follow up technical assistance.
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Harvey W. Holland
Vassar Lane
Fielt
Trinity University
Nixon
Special Action Office
James D. Karen
Trinity Center
Holland
Chicago
Trinity
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahore
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Utah
Canaries Balloon Flight Ends in Crash in 1959
In 1959 a four member English crew attempted a balloon voyage from the Canary Islands toward the West Indies aboard "Small World" but crashed after several hours aloft.
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Canary Islands
West Indies
Betz as mayor and boss in San Antonio bar meeting
Actor Carl Betz spoke to San Antonio Bar Association members denying he is a real attorney while praising the adversary system. Betz, starring in The Chase in Austin, described bar scripts review for legal accuracy and recalled a misused stethoscope on a past TV role. New officers were named, including Joe Warren Jones as president and Roy Barrera as president elect.
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Gaylon Finkler
Judd
Armchair Attorneye
San Antonio Bar Association
Carl Betz
Blair Reeves
Betz
San Antonio
Commissioners Court
Bar Association
Houston
Percy Fore
Texas
Horton Foote
St. Edwards University
Austin
Program To Foil Burglaries In Terrell Hills
Terrell Hills starts a program to prevent burglaries with engraving tools from Cal bert Insurance Agency to mark valuables. Residents may borrow an engraver for a $15 deposit, later refunded. Items are inventoried and decals prove home protection, deterring theft by making marked valuables harder to sell. Police Chief Harold Rother says the plan could sharply reduce burglaries among participating homes.
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Terrell Hills
Harold Rother
Calbert Insurance Agency
Harry Wurzbach
Rother
Anti-Nixon Campaign by STRYKER MCGUIRE
A campaign to deny Nixon a landslide win in November was launched by American Party supporters in Bexar County. Ken Stephens called McGovern a radical, predicting he would lose to Nixon, and urged signatures to place the American Party on Texas ballots. The convention in Louisville will pick the ticket, with potential nominees discussed.
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Stryker McGuire
Nixon
Bexay County
Ken Stephens
George McGovern
South Dakota
Stephens
McGovern
Alamo National Bank
White House
Ike Ours
George Wallace
Alabama
Hubert Humphrey
Wallace
Mian Beach
John G Schmitz
California
Georgia
Lester Maddox
American ‘Party
Louisville
Ameorigar Party
Texas
Five Youths Held In Break-ins Probed
Five teenagers were detained Friday in two break-ins. At Angel's Ice House on Mission Road two girls, age 17, were found with cigarettes candy and beer after a broken front window. At Emma Frey Elementary School three boys aged 13 were inside. they were later released to juvenile authorities. A Goodyear store burglary on West Commerce yielded 28 tires two TVs and air conditioners worth 2778.
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Connector
Angel's
Mission Road
Emma Frey
S. San Eduardo
Goodyear
W. Commerce
Second class cottage sold in San Antonio Texas
The notice reports the sale of a second class cottage in San Antonio Texas. It lists publication office at 420 22 Broadway and 9 McCullaugh, along with the Hearst Corporation contact details and a San Antonio Gazette reference.
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San Antonio
Hearst Corporation
Broadway
McCullaugh
Texas
Bally
Sundey and Sunday Rates Across Regions
The fragment lists varied Sunday and daily rates including 7.50 13.00 25.01 and 30 against regional notes for Texas and other states. It mentions Mexico Central America and America plus references to wigs and ball ory items with day and Sunday only pricing.
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Texas
Mexico
Central America
America
Deity & Ie
Deity
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Reeves
Walton
Anne Allen
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Gregg
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Roy
Jenny
Dally
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