Pushers in Northeast Anto Heights Endanger Students
An ex-addict voices alarm about a heroin crisis in northeast Anto Heights recalling pushers near Harmony Hills schools. He describes teens 15 to 17 selling and using heroin in bathrooms and on the north side, while methadone is used to ease withdrawal. He warns the drug trade fuels violent deaths and urges more help and treatment.
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Io Alamo Heights
Harmony Hills
The
Light
Data Ex-Funke
Sean
Mies
Medivad Examiner
Vaero
Antanin
Health projects in Bexar area gain panel approval
Health Coordinating Committee of the Alamo Area Council of Governments approves more than $600,000 in health project proposals for Bexar and Comal counties. Actions include San Antonio health clinic plans, UT Medical School health careers program, and National Chicano Health Organization centers. Final executive committee review pending. some dissents noted on education funds portion.
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Educations Opportunity
AACOG
Menkeys
Offier
Comtal County
New Brionfels
Comal
Henry Guesie
Wallin
Cinerra
Guerrero
Jobless Girl Pleads as Bank Robbery Claims Tie to Hard Times
In Atlanta a desperate woman robbed Citizens and Southern National Bank. She claimed unemployment, cited six children, and urged tellers to fill envelopes while expressing fear of getting caught. Authorities note her disguise and the weapon shown during the holdup.
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Atlanta
UPJ
Southern National Bank
Doe
Warvin
Jury Airs Views on Bexar Hyman Case Indictments
An angry Bexar County grand jury indicted four youths over the Hyman robbery as an examining trial in recess. Daniel Daley 22 William Turner 24 Michael Ward 14 and Budiey Sanford 19 face robbery by assault with firearms charges. The panel action spurred tension with Judge Hernandez who may seek an attorney general opinion and may move to resume the examining trial.
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Sean McNulty
Bexar County
Hyman
Hedce
Mike Hernandez
Mernandez
Precinct One Peace
Daniel Patrick Daley
W. Ridgewood
William H. Turner
Sandalwood
Michael Ward
W. Mariposa
Budiey C. Sanford
Nevibratley
Turner
Alan Brown
Daley
District Attorney's
Brown
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Campion
Learn to Live Health Initiative Launched by Local Pharma Group
ED Castillo reports the Learn and live health information program launched by the Bexar County Pharmaceutical Association at a luncheon at El Tropicano. Martin Rubin says the service will place pamphlets in community pharmacies countywide, with pharmacists serving as health information specialists.
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Bexar County Pharmaceutical Association
el Tropicano Motor Hotel
Martin Rubin
Rubin
VUFAL
Atention-Seing Gouids
Pharma
Yim L. Vardenhaumen
Association
Marijuana Seizure at Mississippi Farm Leads to Arrests
Authorities raided three Mississippi farms and seized 80 pounds of marijuana with 30 pounds stored in an outhouse. Charles B. Key, 20, and Bobby Jloe Thearp, 21, both of Memphis, were arrested and charged with possession of marijuana.
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Milas
Mississippi
Wood Farm
Charles B. Key
Bobby Jloe Thearp
Memphis
Subscription rates for the San Antonio light and gazette
Public notice lists subscription and mail rates by carrier for daily and Sunday editions, including local and outside Texas options. Rates cover mail, Sunday only, and combined plans, with regional pricing for Mexico, Central America, Canada, and foreign countries. It notes Associated Press authorization.
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Toss
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Texas
Mexico
Central America
Bouin America
Canada
Chronic Drug Use Cited as Job Safety Hazard by Expert
University psychiatry professor Dr. James F. Maddux told attendees at the Texas Safety Association workshop that intoxication on any day endangers the worker and coworkers. He said chronic drug use stems from emotional disturbance, with hard drug users showing rebellious behavior and tolerance for criticism. Morphine users suffer less impact on skilled movement than others, he noted, while beer remains the most abused drug among blue collar workers. In a separate AP report, Pepay Camacho, 22, was killed when a wheel flew off a truck and shattered her windshield on a Dallas freeway.
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James F. Maddux
Texas Safety Association
Menger
Maddux
Interst
Ballas
Pepay Camacho
Dallas
Kidney Foundation funds home dialysis at Bexar hospital
The Kidney Foundation of South Texas donated a $3,600 artificial kidney machine to Bexar County Hospital for home dialysis training. First recipient is Mrs. Ann Doughty of Seguin. training to be provided by the hospital with a loaner device funded by the foundation's Halloween sale.
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O’lene Stone
The
Kidney Foundation of
South Texas
Bexar County Hospital
Marvin Forland
Forland
Ann Doughty of
Seguin
Kidney Foundation
Sam P. Doughty
Texas Lutheran College
Hexar County
Pat Neff Junior High School
Bexar County
Area Kidney Foundation
Willan I. Murray
Examining Trial Slated for Air Force Officer in Fatal Collision
An examining trial is set for August 24 to hear the case of Air Force Captain Francis G. Andrews charged with murder without malice in the death of 1-year-old Specialist 4 Philly Spencer. Andrews, 40, of the 3510th Squadron, 1st Air Force Group at Randolph AFB, appeared before Justice of the Peace Mike Hernandez. bond was set at $2,500. The victim was a passenger in a collision near FM 176 and Monterey Road shortly after midnight Monday, according to the Texas Highway Patrol.
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Mivder
Francis G. Andrews
Philly Spencer
Sind
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