Daring burglar identified in San Antonio area break-ins
Alamo Heights police identify a 20 year old burglar who struck daylight in Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, and upscale San Antonio neighborhoods to fund a heroin habit. He targeted stereos, TVs, guns, and cash, with roughly a gram and a half daily consumption costing about 75 dollars. Police secured fingerprints and secured a warrant for a November 8 theft, but the suspect remained at large as of Tuesday. The suspect has expressed willingness to surrender if treated for addiction.
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Jay Goode
Alana Heights
Alama Heights
Roger Terry
Alamo Heights
Terrell Hills
San Antonis
Terry
Alamo Meagher
Ferrell
Hills
San Antonio
Justice of the Peace
Gutierrez
Two San Antonio cops dismissed by civil service panel
The Firemen's and Policemen's Civil Service Commission unanimously approved dismissal of Patrolman Trawick Trawick and Patrolman Richard Cusson Burley over charges of beating a prisoner and falsifying reports in the Oct 16 armed robbery case involving 17-year-old James Crawson. The two officers, suspended indefinitely Nov 2, faced testimony from alleged accomplice John Poore about drinking and drugs that evening.
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San Antonio
Firemen’s and
Policemen's Civil Service Commission
John ‘Trawek Ruilty
Richard Cussen Burley
Ging
Iesparong
Cusson
Trawick
John Poore
Crowlan
S A Hosts Planners Convene In San Antonio
More than 200 members of the National Association of Exposition Managers opened a semiannual meeting in San Antonio at the Palacio del Rio. Albert T. Tripp, director of the San Antonio Convention and Visitors Bureau, hosts the event and calls it the best chance for planners and executives to see what Ian Amano offers for conventions and meetings. James P. Law of the American Society of Association Executives spoke at a luncheon in the Hilton International Ballroom.
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National Assatiation of Exposition
Halton Palacio del Rio
Albert T. Tripp
San Antonio
Ian Amano
Hilton
International Ballroom
James P. Law
American Society of Association
Kennedy Reagan Lead In California Poll For 1976
California Poll shows Republican Ronald Reagan and Democrat Edward Kennedy with sizeable leads for their party's 1976 presidential nominations. Senator Kennedy and Governor Reagan topped the list as favored contenders among voters polled in California.
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San Francisco
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Edward Kennedy
California
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