Bandera Freeway plan altered to parkway route in Culebra area
NORMA REED reports a subcommittee of the Bandera Expressway Study Panel favored a parkway type road instead of a freeway. The proposed parkway along Cutcoral Road would be named Henry B Gonzalez Parkway and feature limited access with no grade crossings, aiding institutions like St. Mary's University and Our Lady of the Lake College while avoiding closures to churches and schools.
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Norma Reed
Bandera
Panett
Bundera Road
Bill Pfennig
Henry B. Gonzalez
Ralph Bender
Banderaa
Sabr- Committee
Paul Hesson
Innoy
Culebra Road
Suspect Webb Seeks Immediate Trial on Pending Robbery Charge
Samuel Webb, 25, already serving a 99 year term for the May 2, 1969 shooting death of Eugene Johnson, asks a federal court to order an immediate trial on a pending robbery by assault charge. He also holds a concurrent 28 year sentence for robbing a young couple the same night. Webb filed a three page petition from Bexar County jail urging the district attorney to proceed with trial on pending charges or release him from custody.
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Samuel Webb
Baghdad
Asault
Webb
Eugene Johnson
Johnson
Bexar County
Dog Health Advice From Ailing Pet Page
A reader details a dog suffering severe skin sores and infection. The column recommends a medication named Sulfodene for dogs skin problems and mentions Gillene and John Burmester in New Jersey as part of the advisory context.
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Givien
Gillene
John Burmester
New Jersey
Suironess
Alvanst
Hene Agels
Edgewood Raises Delayed Over Legal Salary Rules
Edgewood School District delays a pay raise for maintenance and cafeteria staff while confirming legality under Nixon era salary rules. The 50 percent increment for teachers remains unaffected as it applied in the prior school year. Dr. Jose Cardenas announced postponement of a district teachers poll on corporal punishment until classes start August 30 after board veto.
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Edgewood
Nixon
Jose Cardenas
Cardenas
Three Men Charged With Murder in Standokes Killing
Three San Antonio men James H. Miles 17 Michael Smith 24 and Julian Burleson 18 were jailed on murder with malice before night magistrate Michael O Quinn in the August 4 shooting death of Leroy Standokes 37 of 407 Villarreal He was shot after leaving the Poco Hotel lobby around 3 a m and died at Green Hospital from a chest wound
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San Antonio
Leroy
Standokes
Villarreal
Michael O'Quinn
James H. Miles
Michael Smith
Julian Burleson
Poco Hotel
Heiman
Green Hospital
Sharp Faces Grand Jury In Stock Scandal Probe
Frank W. Sharp, ex owner of National Bankers Life and Sharpstown State Bank, appears before Travis County grand jury amid a wide state securities scandal probe. He testified in Houston and is to face an open House Investigating Committee session in Austin with fellow lawmakers and officials.
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Austin
Frank W. Sharp
Travis County Grand Jury
Sharp
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Sharpstown State Bank
Houston
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
House General Investigating Committee
Menton Murray
Harlin- Ben
House
Gus Mutscher
Waggoner Carr
John Osorio
Eugene Palmer
Barking
Robert Stewart
Clay Cotten
Insurance Department
Robert Clines
Jack Strong
Longview
Saur Kimberlin Jr
Texas Bankers Association
TBA
Mutscher
House Committee
Sharpstown State
National Bankers Life
Sharpstown
Sr Smith
Yesureill
Mutcher
Legislative Branch
Bank
Dallas
Securities and Exchange
Commission
Tex
Ag House
Gus
Houston Chronicle
FDIC
Presley Sharp
Jin Smith
Sion
State
State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
SEC Aty
J. M. Torney
James Simms
Faulkner
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Daniel Ellsberg
News
Los Angeles
Culebra
McGretess Shopping City
P.O
Quinton Thompson
Mutschee
Searlside
Cepe
Winns
Rennivariety Stores
NIU Aaem Anam NA
Aaucumis
Sean Bas
Ana Yy
Blanco Road
Luxe Lindsay
Mar
ANE
Humble
Enco
BankAmericards
Culebra and
Zarramora
Jerry Escarzaga
Mgr
North Park
Nacogdoches
Bill B. Wall
West Ave
Fred G. Escarzaga
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