Aid for Elderly in Model Cities Gets Homemaker Help
A new antipoverty effort in the Model Cities area, the Houtemaker Service Project, provides home help for disabled seniors over 60. Sponsored by the Welfare Department and funded by city programs, the service offers personal care, light housekeeping, and referrals. The program, led by Naomi Gundy, has 42 homemakers serving about 200 families, with two weeks of intensive training at San Antonio College.
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Frank Trejo Wwere
Model Cities
Welfare Department
Ma) Cilies
Aiah Gundy
Made Cities
Harriman
Gandy
Maria Taumez
San Antonio College
New Cn- Tod
Tames
Youth Drowns in Salado Creek at Willow Springs
A year old boy identified by police as Phillip Jamies Smith was found drowned in Salado Creek near Willow Springs. His body was recovered near the ninth hole bridge and authorities believe the death may involve hunting for golf balls. He is survived by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith of 7022 doc Lis. The report notes the youth was reportedly able to speak prior to the incident.
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Syearold
Willow Springs
Phillip Jamies Smith
Clarence Smith
Doc Lis
Tayeble
Gov Preston Smith Rejects Chicano Health Grant in Texas
The Ulghi Austin Bureau reports Gov Preston Smith vetoed a request by the National Chicano Health Organization for a comprehensive health services program in San Antonio. The $40,000 federal Winds grant will instead fund six months of operation by the Southwest Program Development Corporation in San Antonio. The decision cites duplication with existing public and private services serving the Texas boot population, with the larger $1,992,445 grant allocated to the National Urban Coalition to support minority health professionals and outreach across the health career pipeline.
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Ulghi
Austin
Preston Smith
National Chicano Health Organization
Los Angeles
California
Wwanerate
San Antonio
Southwest
Developmen Corporation
Sarith
Texas
Southwest Program Development Corporation
Fins
Natonal
Daly
Art
Veterans Invited to Rejoin Service Without Rank Loss
The Amy Friday announced a Pentagon program allowing many former enlisted personnel to rejoin within 18 months of discharge without losing rank. Limited to E5 or Staff Sergeant and part of a shift to an all volunteer force. Previously veterans could reenlist without loss of rank only within three months.
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Waskington
VEN
Amy Friday
Pentagon
Wallace Visits Mahbama Office
Gov. George C. Wallace, celebrating his birthday, returned to the Alabama state capitol in Montgomery after being wounded in an assassination attempt. About 200 state employees and onlookers watched as he arrived, supported by a wheelchair, and greeted by supporters in the rain.
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Montgomery
Cap
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Birmingham
Grenade injures 26 in Gaza City
A hand grenade exploded in Falastin Square in Gaza City injuring 25 Arabs and an Israeli woman soldier. The attack marked the worst violence in the area since a prior bomb blast. Israeli authorities recently eased a curfew and border police presence amid a crackdown on guerrillas. Diplomatic chatter in London and Cairo touched on U.S. mediation and Middle East settlement prospects after the presidential election. Anwar Sadat associates and Kissinger were mentioned as possible participants in talks. Egypt reportedly planned to buy Jaguar fighters, with London discussions set for mid September.
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Gaza City
Falastin Square
Strip
Londo
Egypt
Middle East
UPI
K.C. Thaler
United States
Cairo
Washington
Anwar Sadat
AL Ahram
Hassanein Mohammed Neikal
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Heikal
Kissinger
Boys Clubs to Hold Administrative Assistants Conference
Delegates from more than 100 Boys Clubs in the Southwest will gather Sunday through Tuesday at the downtown Holiday Inn for the Administrative Assistants Conference. Sessions will cover techniques and principles in guidance. George Hays, president of the board, said the program is tailored to fit the needs of Boys Club administrative assistants. Delegates from Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas will attend the ninth annual conference.
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Mare
Southwest Region
Holiday Inn
Sward
George Hay
Colorado
New Mexican
Oklahoma
Arkansis
Fexas
Simler Honored With Order of the Sword at Randolph AFB
Lt. Gen. George A. Simler, commanding general of the Air Training Command, was inducted into the ATC Order of the Sword at Randolph Air Force Base. The citation praised leadership and care for enlisted welfare, noting efforts to end demeaning directives and upgrade dormitories and dining facilities. Simler has been nominated by President Nixon for general and will command the Military Airlift Command at Scott AFB in mid September.
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George A. Sintler
Air Training Command
ATC
Order of the Sword
Randolph Air Force Base
Simler
Nixon
Military Airlift Command
Scott Afb
George B. Simler
Raza candidate Muniz vows victory in Texas race
Muniz a young Raza Unida candidate for Texas governor says he can win and would be the next governor. He criticizes both major parties as conservative and aims to rally conservative voters to split their support. He outlines plans with La Raza Unida for state reps and names Jose Angel Gutierrez as campaign manager.
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Ramsey Muniz
Raza Unida
Texas
Muniz
Hank Grover
Wons
la Raza
Muni
McGovern
Briscoe
Jose Angel Gutierrez
Crystal City
Sra Woolford News Career In Review San Antonio Light
Sam Woolford will review his newspaper career in an interview at 8 am Sunday on KSAT TV. The former Light city editor, creator of Woolford's Tales, appears on Community Report with Roy Swift. He retired from The Light in 1955 but keeps writing the columns and will discuss adventures as a Licht reporter in the Big Bend area.
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San Antonio
Sam Woolford
Ksat-Tv
Woolford
Light City
Tales Cola
Community Report
Roy
Swift
The
Light
Lift
Big Bend
Tower Speech Highlights Inflation Hope and Vietnam Posits
Senator Tower at the Legal Reserve Officials Association luncheon stresses an improving inflation outlook and containment of North Vietnam. He forecasts two Vietnams as in Korea and argues Congress will resist new spending while Nixon gains a second term. He condemns war opponents as ineligible for trial, urging a strong US stance and party independence.
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Tower
Legal Reserve Officials Association
Se Astanic
Palacio del Rin
Rarefont Sanders
Congress
Ted Kennedy
Senate
Jane Fonda
Peace Meeting Scheduled Amid Farm Cooperative Disputes
Milwaukee report notes the National Farmers Organization and two dairy cooperatives agree to mediation in Chicago over suits linked to weather campaigns and farm representation. San Antonio Associated Milk Producers Inc and Mid-America Dairymen Inc face a $125,000 monthly budget for 14 suits, including an Illinois attorney general price fixing case and federal antitrust actions. Catholic Rural Life Conference aids talks with NEC AMPI and Mid-America officials joining Bishop John Fitapastrick and conference leaders without commitment.
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the Light
Milwaukee
National Farmers Organization
Dairy “For
Chicago
San Antonio
Associated Mik Producers, Inc
Wisconsin
Mid-America
Iiliois
Servey
Catholic Rural Life Conference
NEC
Ampi
Brownsville
John Fitapast
Bond Set For 3 in Holdup Case
Bond of 570,000 each was set Friday by U S Magistrate Frank J Baskin for three defendants charged with the May 15 armed robbery of a Lackland Air Force Base sergeant. The three were remanded to Bexar County Jail. A juvenile testified in the prelim, corroborating FBI agent testimony about Caudill’s alleged involvement in the ruse and theft of a wristwatch and $93 wallet.
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U. S. Mapristrate
Frank J. Baskin
Lackland Air Force Base
Joseph L. Giltemyeaster
Meadow Glen
Duke Dayiey Garza
Remuda
Steven E. Fox
Meadow Trail
Bexar Cowiy
FBI
Carl H. Caudill
Keesler Afa
Bilo
San Antonio Light and the San Antonio Gazette publication details
Publication page shows office address at 420-22 Broadway McCollough San Antonio Texas 7829 and phone 924-4277. It lists frequency of publication as daily and Sunday with rates for various regions including Texas outside areas, Mexico Central and South America, Canada and foreign countries, and specifics for daily and Sunday editions with various price figures and duty details.
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San Antonio Gare
Sundey
Gimer
Texas
Mexico
Central America
South America
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