Goldwater warns that regulation harms free enterprise in SA
Former presidential candidate Barry Goldwater addressed about 1,200 at the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce urging less federal meddling. He argued regulation areas like roads, airlines, energy and housing hurt the economy and warned that nationalization would end free enterprise, urging more honesty from politicians and a smaller federal role.
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Bruce Beal
United States
U.S
Barry Goldwater
San Antonio
Greater
Arizona
Goldwater
Congress
Bexar County Community Calendar Highlights and Events
The Bexar area features a luncheon by AARP Chapter 95 at 11 45 a m Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church 408 an Street Health Planning director Jose Contreras speaks at the Alamo Area Council of Governments meeting 7 p m Tuesday in the Kallison Building conference room Dramatic reading at Gus Garcia Middle School 7 p m Tuesday Christmas coffee at the San Antonio Conservation Society Steves homestead 509 King William and a Santa Claus hayride for disabled children from Scheh Annex 8706 Mission Road at 10 4 a m Wednesday Def drivers class runs 6 30 to 9 30 p m Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at Witford Hall USAF Medical Center.
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Alamo Area
Greater
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King William
Santa Claus
Scheh Annex
Mission Road
Langley Installed as Chamber Chairman in San Antonio
The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce named Ralph Langley as board chairman at its annual meeting replacing C Lindan Sledge. Langley, a San Antonio attorney, outlined a new special council on free enterprise to be led by Ed Chaviol and announced a series of tutbull meetings for members to promote the free enterprise system.
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Try
Goldwater Speech Delayed by Senate Vote in San Antonio
Senator Barry Goldwater arrived minutes late to address the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce after a Senate vote delayed his flight. Holt Atherton offered to fly him in on his private plane, and Atherton arranged a quick return to Washington after the remarks. Langley and Sledge praised outgoing leader Sledge, while new officers and chairmen were introduced, emphasizing free enterprise and community service.
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Greater San Antonio
Holt Atherton
Chamber
Goldswater
Atherton
Washington
Goldwater urges veto on common situs picketing bill
U S Senator Barry Goldwater urged President Ford to veto the common situs picketing bill approved by the Senate Monday. He spoke in San Antonio urging opposition to a measure allowing a labor union to picket an entire construction site in disputes among subcontractors and the project owner.
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U.S
Barry Goldwater
Arianna
Pete
Goldwater
San Antonio
Greater
Road ruling labels private road a public bus route
TEA declares a private entrance in Heritage Farm subdivision a road for bus mileage though within Northside district. About 100 children near Pease Middle School lose eligibility due to the two mile limit, and the district cannot afford to bus without state reimbursement. Citizens group led by Mrs. Sue Shaffer urged safety concerns and questioned the decision.
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Heritage Farm
Northside
Ed Cady
Cady
Texas Education Agency
Ray Ellison Vritage Farry
Supt
Jack Jordin
Pease Middle School
Jordan
Citizens
Sue Shaffer
Samlooth
Hunt
Gutierrez Landscape Presented to Senator Goldwater
San Antonio artist Raul Gutierrez gains attention as Halph Langley, incoming commerce chairman, presents a Gutierrez landscape at the annual meeting to Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona. Langley notes Goldwater previously bought a Gutierrez work at an exhibit in Arizona.
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San Antonio
Raul Guterrez
Greater
City and County Agree on Plan to Revamp CCS Program
City Council and County Commissioners Court approve a plan to form a four member board to oversee the CCS program and revise the OCS charter. The board will hire a new director, reclassify staff, and consider adding school district representation as its work begins.
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O'Lene Stone
City Council
County Commissioners Court
CCS
Commissioners Court
OCS
Bob Mayer
Glen Hareman
Bexar County
Grand Jury
Charles G. Davis
Cry
Mago Garcia
Max Kahn
Alamo Heights
Les Scool Districts
Davis
Garcia
The
Sock It to Your Stocking With TV Sweepstakes
Daily TV Sweepstakes offer prizes worth 100 50 25 and 10 dollars with 1560 dollars weekly total. Readers match their personal number from The Light TV Logs page to win cash. Editorial note mentions extra cash for gifts and a winner of 26 dollars, with incomplete surrounding text.
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