Saint Joan at San Antonio Playhouse this week
The final performance of Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan will be staged by the San Antonio Little Theater at the San Pedro Playhouse Wednesday through Saturday at 8:15 p.m. Reservations via SALT box office. Various community notices include a December installation of officers for the Alamo San Antonio Chapter of the AARP, a blood drive at St. Mary's University, a reception for State Rep. G. J. Supton, and multiple local club fundraisers and concerts.
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San Alono Lide Theater
San Pedro Playhouse
Alamo San Antonio
American” Association of Retired Persons
St. John’s Lutheran Church
F. Nueva
Johnson
Reeves pushes Texas Constitution revision for home rule
County Judge Blair Reeves urges passage of a new Texas Constitution framework to permit county home rule for counties over 25 000. he cites consolidation as more efficient with a unified city county government and asks business leaders to study the idea, noting tax burden and overlapping agencies.
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Blair Reeves
Cecil W. Boins
San Antonio
Gavlon Finkler
Texas
Texas Constitutional Revision Commission
Reeves
City
Couy
Carrasco Diet Sparking Jail Dispute in San Antonio
City editor reports a diet dispute over narcotics figure Fred Gomer Carrasco at Bexar County jail. County Commissioner Tom Stalhandske challenges District Judge Preston Dial Jr. as jail operations and medical orders clash.
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Tom McGowan
the Light
Fred Gomer Carrasco
Bexar County
Carrasco
Tom Stalhandske
Preston Dial Jr
Court orders clash over photographers at Jaramillo trial
A dispute at the 4th District Court escalates as Judge Archie S. Brown clears the hall of photographers five minutes before a mystery witness appears in the Marcelino Jaramillo case. Judge Preston H. Dials had issued a similar prohibition, leading to conflicting views on the need for security and camera restrictions. Meanwhile, Carrasco remains in jail under a court order, with officials stating jail meals comply with restrictions and noting no action on security.
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Commissioners Court
Dial
175Th District Court
Carrasco
4Th District Court
Archie S. Brown
Bexar County Grand Jury Room
Preston H. Dials
Marcelino Jaramillo
Brown
Stolhandake
Houston
Ray Olivarri
Olivarti
Stolhandske
Energy plan mapped for San Antonio by chamber leaders
Warren Jennings reports the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce mobilized its members for an energy plan to tackle city wide shortages. Briefings at the Convention Center featured input from military industrial retail hospitals schools and small businesses. Officials note early employment slowdowns tied to the crisis and highlight the USAA headquarters project as a major local construction driver. Maj Gen William Starnes notes progress and a target completion by 1975 with key milestones already in place. Burnable holiday lighting rules approved by Alamo City Building Owners and Managers Association set for December 24 25 and 31.
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Warren Jennings
Greater San Antonio
Wall
Ernest Leake
Texas Employment Commission
San Antonio
USAA
William Db Starnes
Yale
Alamo City
Cutback in Output of Steel Seen
Steel production may drop 15 to 20 percent nationwide if fuel allocations stay unchanged says Arnold Schubert of Aland Iron Works. He cites energy crisis reports urging reallocation and notes steel requires natural gas and electricity. Longhorn Portland Cement reports no change, claiming gas supply stabilized and sales are sold out, matching last year’s output.
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Arnold Schubert
Winager
Aland Iron Works
Schubert
Texans
Steel Service Center Institute
St. Anthony
Amy
Milters
Stec
Longhorn Portland Cement
City Public Service
New Constitution Proposal Sparks Critique in Texas
Dist. Atty. Ted Butler criticizes a proposed constitution change that would shift criminal case representation from independent district and county attorneys to the attorney general. He, joined by Dallas and Houston officials, argues centralized control risks political interference and would weaken state leadership in prosecutions.
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Xood
Ted Butler
Buver
American Legion
Butler
Arden Grove Party House
Rotler
Atty
Henry Wade
Dallas
Alty
Vance
Wonston
Bob Smith
Aisin
Bexar County
Houston
Two Youths Kidnapped and Murdered Near Detroit Airport
Gerald Craft and Keith Arnold, 8 and 9, were abducted while playing near a friend’s house. Police found both bodies in a field near Detroit Metropolitan Airport after ransom calls demanding 351,000 failed. The site has yielded eight and ninth victims in 30 months with no leads.
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Romulus, Mich
Upl
Gerald Craft
Keith Arnold
Arnolds
Soienne
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