San Antonio Briefs Reflect Local Events And Honors
A mixed digest notes a meeting of the Federal Hat Association discussing the MTG Tax Reform Act on Tuesday at a downtown venue. The Greater San Antonio Safety Council offers defensive driving classes from 4 p.m. December 24 and a second session in Suite 228. Community groups urge donations of Christmas baskets and goods for needy families, with collection points listed. Dr. Alexis Burton of the University of Texas Health Science Center received an international award for a film on embryonic development presented in Washington, D.C. Dr. George Conk was recently elected president of the Musser-Buren Society in New Orleans. San Antonians Sylvia San Martin and Rita Cesar are noted graduates from McKinney Job Corps and related programs. The Northside School District plans holiday maintenance work as part of district upkeep, while concrete work proceeds for a new project and Sul Ross Middle School seeks a remodel. Dr. Reagan Wicks has been elected secretary of a regional medical association. The piece also mentions a requirement of 180 school days and a poll to decide next year’s holidays.
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Alexis Burton
University of Texas Health Science Center
Comets
Washington, D C
Thiraw In The Years From The Eight Flies Dec 20 1966
District Judge Robert Murday dismissed a year long effort to nullify the Rec 3 Tower of the Americas bond election. A report lists various city notices from December 1966 referencing construction budgets, negotiations to acquire use of San Antonio arsenal buildings, and local cultural events.
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Robert Murday
San Antonio
Ah One Ah Two Look Out In Depression Era San Antonio
Frank Treid recalls teen serenaders during a hard depression in San Antonio. Fred Perez and fellow musicians formed street groups to earn pennies, dodging gunfire as they toured restaurants and alleys near Pecos and Flores. Perez learned sax in high school, joined relatives in bands, and his brother bought his sax for 45 dollars. They raised a family of four, all married.
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Frank Treid
Depres
Fred Perez
Msnt
Pecos Street
Gig Offher
Perez
Flores
Petex
Lanier High School
Andres
Gilbert
Johnny
Iessons
Hvs
Prelen
S.A. Men At D.C. Reception
Houston area guests including Joe Bernal Bert Childress and John De Leoni attended a HOPE reception in Washington at the International Hotel honoring the Hispanic Advisory Committee on Immigration and Naturalization. Attendees included Gen Leonard F Chapman Jr INS head and several Texans connected to Carter transition and government posts.
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Helen Anderson
Soceb
the Light Washington
Joe Bernal
Bert Childress
John de Leoni
Hispanic Organization of Professionals and Executives
HOPE
Washington
International Hotel
Advsory Committee On
Leonard F Chapman Jr
The
Immigration and Maturalization Service
INS
DEA chief Discusses Narcotics Fight Across Borders
In a wide interview with Stryker McGuire, DEA Administrator Ben Bensinger outlines continued U S Mexican cooperation against heroin production and trafficking. He notes rising concerns about new sources and confirms ongoing policy talks with Mexico under President Lopez Portillo.
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United Strom
Mexico
Drug Enforcement Administration
Che Light
DEA
Bensinger
U.S
Asti
Frerain
Iself
Hensinger
Ford Administration
Tay
Jimmy Carter
Mitte House
Jose Lopez Portillo
Luis Echeverria Dee
U8. Hy
Hadreatics Central
Benmiager
Stryker McGuire
Ollaw
McGuire
Oscay
Harlandale Schedules Hearing on ESAA Funded Programs
Harlandale School District will hold a public hearing at 7 30 pm Tuesday at district headquarters 2 Genevieve to gather citizen input on plans to spend nearly 500 000 in federal Emergency School Aid Act funds The district coordinator Nath Redipuca says proposals include an early childhood education program a teacher developed individualized instruction model and a bilingual education project with Spanish language support Proposals must be submitted to the Office of Education’s regional offices by January 7.
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Hinandale
Wffickids
Aistrict
Genevieve
Nath Redipuca
Harlindale
ESAA
Duittct Pons Craubme
OmMce of Education
Dallas
Wounded Man Dies After Lounge Shooting Night Crime
Tony Lara aged 27 of 4022 S Hackberry died at Southeast Baptist Hospital at 3:35 Sunday from wounds after a shooting at a South Presa lounge. Manuel Villegas, 65, also wounded, was injured in the same incident in the S100 block. Antonin Munoz, 22, released on bond after a prior arrest, was involved as police reported more than 100 rounds fired in a dispute over a beer that turned violent outside the lounge.
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Tony Lara
S. Hackberry
Southeast Baptist Hospital
Lara
Manuel Villegas
S. Prost
S. Presa
Whitey
Antonin Munoz
Presa
Trai Bexar County
Pole
Vihlogis
Valleges
Sans, Rosa Medical Center
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McKinney Job Corps Center
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Spaz
Majestic Theater
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Brackenridge Park
Denver Heights
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de Leon
Treasury Department
U.S. Defense Mapping Agency
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Floresville
Lyndon Johnson
White House
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Christopher Aldrote
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Cartery Transitions
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