Vote Registration Purge Jeopardized By Justice Review
The purge provision of Texas voter registration law faces scrutiny by the US Justice Department under new Voting Rights Act amendments. A DOJ spokesman warned of discriminatory impact on Black and Mexican American voters, while Texas officials await further action and potential court challenges.
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Texas
Department of Justice
U.S
Washington
J. Stanley Pothager
Justice Department
Secretary of State Music
Hithouf
Iterney Penervi
Amy Pesos
Justice Depietment
AACOG Names Panel On Water Dispute
AACOG appoints a bye-member subcommittee to negotiate with Gov Briscoe's office over the makeup of a regional water management advisory group. The aim is a single committee to assist both the AACOG regional planning board and the governor's office under federal wastewater planning funds. The board directed the subcommittee to resolve differences and sought early talks with the governor.
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Sharon Watkins
Alamo Area Council
Briscoe
Aacosg
Earl Hall
Planning Council
el Tropicano Hotel
Tem
Governon
AACOG
Governor's Office
Chvice
Federal Environmental Provection Agency
Te Governor's Office
Tin Planning Agency
Hie
San Antonicares
Taurd
Ja Mi
Rah
Governors Division
Flaming Coordina Gon Thintsone
Rose
AATHG
Cipriann Guerra
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If Men Advisory
Provocol
Regional Planning Board
Council-Of-Governments
Texas
Cugs
Ekabhy
San Antonio Community Events Bulletin
Local readers are invited to enter KMOL-TV sponsored Bilcentennial School Contest for grades three to five by December 19. Friday services at Congregation Redfel Sholom led by Rabbi Arnold Scheinberg. A benefit dance supports St Peter and Joseph Children's Home with $2 donation. free city concert at Beach Pavilion. inflation seminar by Mexican Chamber of Commerce at Hilton Palacio Del Rio. Texas A and D Services meeting at Our Lady of the Lake. Army Big Brother Christmas dinner at Ft Sam Houston Teen Club Annex. National Science Foundation talk at Trinity University Marrs McLeant Center. Young Men’s Progressive Club gift to Box SAC County Anemia Association.
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Kmol-Tv
Monty Senn
Mexican Chamber of Commerce of
San Antonio
Sponsoing & Deminar
Hilton Palacia del Rio
Army Community Service
Big Brother
Teen Club
Building 128
Ft. Sam Houston
Young Men's Progressive Club of
Boxsac County
FBI Official Condemns Concealment in Crime Fight
San Antonio FBI special agent in charge W Lee Colwell spoke at a Rotary Club luncheon at the St. Anthony Hotel. He defended agency actions, outlined centralized police procedures, and argued for public cooperation to prevent crime and locate suspects.
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PBS
W Lee Colwell
San Antonio
Bureau
Colwell
Rotary Club of
San Antiqio
St. Anthony
Congress
Joka FBI
Colwen
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United States
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Colwent
Log Some Cash In TV Sweepstakes Brightens Daily Page
A newspaper item promotes weekday TV sweepstakes with cash prizes daily on The Light TV page. It lists numbers and winners, inviting readers to join the draw from Monday through Saturday, mentioning participants such as Jobe and Allied Behling.
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Marehus
Caan Jobe
Behoree
Behling
Comfort
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Aacog Names Panel On Water Dispute
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Redfel Sholom
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Arnold Scheinberg
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