YMCA pair patrolled convention city mediating crises
Eddie Vargas and Alex Puchol from the Westside Branch YMCA helped mediate crises during the Republican National Convention in Mian Weach. They were part of a 130 Outreach workers deployed nationwide through YMCA sponsorship and the Law Enforcement Assistance Act to curb rumors and provide aid.
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Newspaper Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
The San Antonio Light lists carrier and mail subscription rates for San Antonio Texas and other regions. Rates cover daily, Sunday, and combined options with monthly and yearly figures, including international and Canada foreign country options. The Associated Press copyright notice appears at the end.
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Remarkable Giant's Reflections On Mining And Politics
Editor's Report recaps extracts from a self described former Miss Giri fan boy turned multi millionaire. The confidant notes two decades of ventures with lands and railroads, recounts a Bodie district loss of 100000 dollars and an Ontario nine net of about 14900000. He cites early public service in 1865 California legislature, roles in railroad and mining committees, and favors mining as the best path to making ten million dollars. He argues mining offers more promise than rail schemes and praises gold discovery.
Bernal Seeks More Jobs For Chicanos
State Sen. Joe Bernal urged broadcast newsmen to back Mexican American job and equality efforts at a central and south regional meeting of the United Press International Broadcasters Association. Former San Antonio mayor Walter McAllister spoke on bias in news reporting. Hanna Hill of Fort Worth, a Texas Bar Association leader, condemned court limits on information and pressed reporters to defend press freedom while protecting a fair trial.
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Boy Killed In TH 35 Car Collision
A very old boy died on arrival at Robert B Green Hospital after a family car collided with a second vehicle on TH 35 near Mt Natalia. The Casarez family of six, including parents Tovita and Sylveater, were injured and transported by MAST helicopter and ambulance to multiple area hospitals. The other driver, Tray Lenn, 23, of Lytle, was also involved.
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Man Held in Stabbing Case at Rustys Lounge
Sut Atinolo resident Juan Barevera, 21, faces assault to murder and two counts of aggravated assault after a knife fight at Rustys Lounge 2350 Culebra Saturday night. He is held in Bexar County Jail on 6,000 bond. Federica Rios 24 is hospitalized in poor condition with a stab wound. Also involved were Jose Muniz 24 and Lula Lavino 24, both in fair condition at Bexar County Hospital.
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Guadalupe Center Plans Job Viewer At Center
Guadalupe Community Center seeks a microfilm job viewer to display daily “jobs for the day” listings. Director Al Abrego will coordinate with the Texas Employment Commission to install a device resembling a TV set, enabling mothers with children to view listings while kids stay at the center’s day care.
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Final Reflections on California and East West Trade
The speaker discusses mining wealth, Chinese labor, and economic policy, praising California’s climate and prospects. He recalls founding the Examiner in San Francisco, its costs, Hearst’s involvement, and his own insistence on independence. He rejects fraternal orders, contemplates religion, and forecasts California becoming densely populated, planning to publish a manuscript for those who requested more from his grandfather.
Police Probe Five Robberies Overnight
Police investigated five robberies reported Saturday with losses totaling $318 in cash and jewelry. Victims included two boys ages 2 and 11 who described knife threats near Arsenal and Sterling Liton Gak. others in Polaris Hedges area. Steve Stokes 20. John Howell 14. Hector Barron Wilson 24.
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Man Held in L A Family Feud Assault to Murder
Early morning family argument in Los Angeles escalated as Daniel Barrientes, 21, chased his mother and three siblings from a home and fired a 410 caliber shotgun. His brother Antonio Barrientes, 2, was shot. Daniel Barrientes was jailed in lieu of $44,000 bond at Bexar County Jail.
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