UW United Way Drive Names 21 San Antonio Leaders
United Way of San Antonio opens its fall campaign led by 21 community leaders to boost donations for 54 agencies. The group, chaired by William W. McCormick and James F. Windtiges, plans to exceed last year’s $5 million fundraising total and targets specific city sectors through dedicated cabinets and fund raising efforts.
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William W. McCormick
James Fe.windtinges
Carroll
Anderson
Southwestam Bell Telephone Company
Operator Services South
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Gay W.cilpman
Joe K Daye Jr
Usarile Insurance Co
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Hiedor
Rimdalen Mir Force Base Air Training
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Teo A. Roth
Bob A. Roth
Allie
Steves
Ed Steves & Sons
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Beaty Stithany
Claus W. Black
Tint
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Jaske
Ramona Stevens
Richere
Nations Bank of Commerce
Cayol Dickerson
Communnications Workers of America
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Will Nevers
Wilson Wall
Kmv
B. Dixon
Atkins & Associates
Faend
Tirmaih Way
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Rose Gowily
Energy Fiesta Week Highlights San Antonio Events
Energy Fiesta Week opens Tuesday with a keynote by Texas Speaker Bill Clayton. Trinity University hosts a solar energy conference and dedication ceremonies for a solar project. The public open house runs Saturday at Calaveras Lake plan site with tours and a shuttle from local areas. Registration via EFW noted with a $40 cost.
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Enerey Research and Development Agwuristration
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Friuatcy
Bagee
National Chal Association
Uihers
Calaveras Lake
Loop
Garedyer
Canal Treaty OK Urged By Puerto Rico Chief
Puerto Rico Governor candidate Romer urged ratification of the canal treaty at a meeting of Latin American leaders in San Antonio. He argued the treaty would reduce misunderstandings with the United States and expand Social Security benefits for Puerto Rico if included in the program. He criticized opponents and outlined economic and statehood implications while touring Washington and San Antonio.
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Carigs Romern
Aarcole
de Payana
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Sila
Parana
Athan
Jimpanz
Inated
Focks
Gay
Insens
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Mero Rico
Romero
Yayemnar
United States
Prien Fo Litt
Rica
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Ramery
Komera
Guy
Sartes Bi Hulter
North Carolina
SuHuts Corman
Olmos Drive
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Governor Energy Advivins Meee
le Convetivin’ Center
Tyr Bers Lance
Ln Ginpe
Unclear Northwest Side Killing Prompts Police Questioning
Police investigated a homicide on the near Northwest Side after a man was shot at a residence. Witnesses saw a man with a pistol flee the scene, and officers questioned a suspect as inquiries continued into the suspect’s connection to the victim and the shooting circumstances.
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Wien
Ted
Sobice
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