Freeman Heirs Distribute 53000 to 17 San Antonio Charities
Seventeen San Antonio charities receive distributions under the Freeman Educational Fund and the Erma Freeman Trust following Joe Freeman's death on July 31 1971. Frost National Bank as executor distributed 53000 with quarterly payments averaging 1259 to each charity, with some receiving less. Recipient groups include American Cancer Society Temple Reth El Salvation Army and United Cerebral Palsy Bexar County Chapter among others.
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San Antonio
Yis
Joe Freeman
Freeman
Alamo City
Freeman Educational Fund
Erma Freeman Trust
Frost National Band
He Esate
Foundation
Rust
Apidas Achim Congregation
American Cancer Society
Golden Manor Jewish Home
Mexican Baaptist Children's Home
Rodfei Sholom Congregation
The
Salvation Army
San
City approves master water meters for planned developments
The City Water Board, at a public hearing, approved an addendum allowing master water meters in planned unit developments, townhouses, condominiums, and mobile home parks with individually owned units to buy water at wholesale rates. Final ratification awaits February meeting.
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City Water Board
Howard Walker
Walker
Run Water Board
Bexar County Awards Absentee Voting Equipment Lease
Bexar County commissioners approved a one year open end contract with Computer Election Systems of California to supply 100 punch card voting devices and 10 demonstrator units for absentee voting in the November general election. The deal runs four to nine, with annual lease payments of 4780 dollars per year and a potential purchase price of 25400 dollars if bought outright in year one. The package includes tally materials for about 50 000 absentee voters and related services.
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Bexar County Commissioners
CES
Man Killed In Car Mishap Near Commerce and 26th
A man was killed early Saturday when his vehicle veered out of control and struck a bridge support at Commerce and 26th Street. He was dead on arrival at Robert B. Green Hospital, with identity not immediately released.
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A Wan
Commerce
26Th St
Robert B. Green Hospital
Hobby Turns Into Business Artistry Shown By Mrs Lopez
Mary G. Lopez turned a hobby of arranging bridal bouquets into a thriving Crown Florist and Tailoring Co. After moving from Rosa Verde area to 2710 W. Commerce under the San Antonio Development Agency, she now services brides from the South Side and beyond. Leonard Diaz aided her relocation with moving allowances and a small business displacement payment. April through August are peak months for her business.
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Frank, Trejo
Mary G. Lopez
S. Laredo
Lopez
Laredo
Commerce
San Antonio
UF Chiefs Selected Five Division Chairmen Named
Five division chairmen have been named to coordinate the United Fund campaign efforts of nearly 6,400 Bexar County business firms and institutions. Appointed were Richard W. Calvert R B Fawet Jr William A. Grien Carl Newton Fawcett and Leo Rose. Fall campaign goal is 3,707,059 dollars.
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United Fund
Bexar County
Walter W. McAllister Jr
Richard W. Calvert
National Bank of Commerce
R.B. Faweet Jr
Frost National Bank
Wiliam A. Grien
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Gricep
Rose
United Fund of
San Antonio
Counselors To Tour Ft Sam For Army Career Briefing
Aven high school guidance counselors will be briefed Tuesday on Army career fields and educational opportunities and will tour Fort Sam Houston during an all day post visit. Col. Mitchel Goldenthal, post commander, says the project aims to acquaint counselors with Army careers and the broad education options available.
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Aven
Army
Lany Histon
The
Mitchel Goldenthal
Sid
Leary Told To Leave Geneva By Halloween
The U S government ordered Timothy Leary and his wife Rosemary to leave Switzerland by October 31 or face expulsion. Leary, a fugitive from a California prison sentence for drug possession, had arrived in Switzerland after time with the Black Panthers in Algeria.
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Geneva
UPI
Timothy Leary
Switzerland
Leary
U. S
Rosemary
United States
California
Black Panther Movement
Algeria
San Antonio Light Subscription Rates Notice
Rates shown for daily and Sunday editions, both in Texas and outside, with monthly, weekly, and per copy options. Includes Mexico, Central America, South America, and Mormon countries as regions served. Subscription categories include by mail and carrier delivery for San Antonio and broader Texas markets.
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San Antonio
Texas
MAIL
Suly
Mexico
Central America
South America
Ninety Three Face Fraud Trials at Navy Yard
Ninety three people were committed for trial Friday on charges of fraud involving food stored at the Portsmouth navy yard. The group includes 83 officers or senior noncommissioned officers and 11 civilians. No trial date was set. proceedings will be held in Winchester.
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Portsmouth
England
UPI
Navy Yard
Winchester
Region 20 Adds 1.5 Million Computer for Texas Schools
Region 20 Education Service Center in San Antonio acquires a 1.5 million dollar computer installation to expand data processing services for South and West Texas districts. The upgrade, to be operational in early fall, will broaden program offerings and enable new education data processing applications. Region 20, one of four Texas Education Agency centers, says the new system will save time and allow more districts to participate in payroll, scheduling, accounting, and attendance tasks.
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South
West Texas
Region 20
Texas Education Agency
Dwain M. Estes
South Texas
Sonnel
Compu Nave
Agnes Relief Bill Signed to Boost Storm Repairs
President Nixon signed a relief measure providing an additional 150 million dollars, bringing total funding to 200 million for repairing damage to highways roads and trails caused by tropical storm Agnes.
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Washington
UPS
Nixon
Agnes
Senate boosts South Dakota base funding for 1973
The Senate approved a military construction plan totaling 14 trillion dollars for fiscal year 1973, adding 2.4 million more than the House proposal. Key items include an 981 thousand aircraft test facility for Kelly Air Force Base and a 1.4 million data access facility for Randolph Air Force Base, both excluded from the House bill. House and Senate conferees must reconcile differences before final passage.
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Aichipee Gee
Washington
Senate
House
Kelly Air Force Base
Randolph Air Force Base
Farah Firing Upheld by NLRB Amid Strike
The NLRB upheld Farah Manufacturing Co. firing of Paul Garza for providing false information about an absence. The decision challenged a 2,000 worker strike in Texas and New Mexico led by the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union, with Farah executives citing prior dishonesty and just cause for termination.
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el Paso
Garza
Foster
Farah
Farah Manufacturing suit delayed after nine witnesses
In district court Friday judge Eugene C Williams recessed Farah Manufacturing Co suit against Amalgamated Clothing Workers until 9 31 a m Mariday after testimony described physical assaults and harassment by strikers at the plant. Sixty former employees have been subpoenaed.
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Dist
Farah Manufacturing, Co
Mariday
Eugene C. Williams
Farah
Lost Partner Dancer Gets SBA Loan After Agnes Floods
In Elmira New York Heidi the show dancer who lost her partner in the Heta flood era received an SBA loan to replace business property including a 250 foot long Indian rock sculpture arches and other act equipment. The SBA would not disclose the loan amount. Heidt, performing in Binghamton with a borrowed python, praised the non discrimination by the agency toward her unusual profession.
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Elmira
Small Business Administration
Heidi
Heta
East Germany
SBA
Heidt
Binghampton
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Calvert, Newton and Fawcett
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Fawcett
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Griep
Ft. Sam
Westinghouse Laundry Show
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