San Antonio Chess Tourney Aims For Bigger Prizes
City officials and Chamber of Commerce explore continuing the San Antonio International Chess Tournament after New Year. Church's Fried Chicken may sponsor a world championship in 1975 with prize money proposed at 10 000 to 15 000 for first place. Winners included Anatoly Karpov and Tigran Petrosian.
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Mack Sisk
Ed Hil
San Antonio
Church
Chicken Chain
Hill
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Anapoly Karpov
Tigean Petrosian
Soviet Union
Lajos Porilsch
Hungary
County Judge Authorizes Jail Redesign Talks with Arch Firm
Commissioner Court authorizes County Judge Reeves to negotiate with Johnson and Dempsey for preliminary jail studies. The county seeks a grant of 11,250 from the Texas Criminal Justice Council with a 3,750 in-kind county match. A bond issue and road projects are eyed next year, while Bruce Johnson of the firm runs a related jail study in adjacent Alascosa County.
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Reeves
Commissioners Court
Johnson & Dempsey
Bexar County
Texas Criminal Justice Council
Bruce Johnson
Alascosa County
AACOG Seeks Federal Support for Regional Development Plan
The 10 county AACOG region seeks a USDA RC&D designation and federal funding for water, land use, housing, health care, transport and fire protection. The executive committee approved the regional plan and four crime council applications, delaying third phase of open space. A nutrition day care program and HUD planning grant were approved, with next year region-wide study expansion planned.
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Bexer
U.S. Department of Apriculture
USDA
Alamo Area
State Hospital
AACOG
Gillespie
Federal Soil Conservation Service
Texas Criminal Justice Council
Bexar County
Commmitter
Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
AACOM
O'Neill, Perez, Lance and Lacarde
San Anoing
Carol Haberman
David Davidson
Atascosa County
Fiesta Navidena Attracts Thousands To San Antonio Market
Fiesta Navidena enters its sixth night with city officials estimating 3000 plus attendees nightly at the San Antonio Farmers Market. Winston Martin of the SADA says crowds exceeded expectations as events honor the late Mayor Pro Tem Gilbert Garza and feature a series of chamber, church, and youth concerts through Saturday.
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San Antono
Winston Martin
San Antonio
Gilbert Garza
Mendoza
Gilbert Cruz Garza
1776 Eveningcharms San Antonio Bicentennial Premiere
The North Star Cinema hosted a warm Southwest premiere of 1776 with Roosevelt High Chorus and Churchill Band in a patriotic gala. City leaders praised San Antonio as a potential national bicentennial site while the audience enjoyed a full Broadway musical experience and a declaration of independence program.
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Glenn Tucker
North Star Cinema Tf
Amerca
Roosevelt High
Churchill
Aps
Congress
George
San Antonio
Cilmzen
Ban J. Quill
Roosevelt
Art Winden
Music Theater
Jack Warner
Howard da Silva
Ben Franklin
John Wayne
Burt Lancaster
Errol Flynn
Warner
North Star
San Antonio Plans East Side Health Clinic Opening
Dedication ceremonies set for January 20 for the East Side branch of the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District at 210 N Rio Grande Del. William Ross, district director, says the site will offer the same services as the downtown clinic including permits for food establishments and screenings for sickle cell anemia and tuberculosis follow ups. The $434000 facility will employ 30 city workers, have four examining rooms three dental rooms three interviewing rooms and an X ray room with a full time doctor on duty and open weekdays 745 a.m. to 430 p.m. It will decentralize services serving East Southeast and county residents and will consolidate East Terrace Homes dental and health clinic.
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ED Glosson
San Antonio Metropolitan Health District
East Side
N. Rio Grande
William Ross
Health Department
East Terrace Homes
Wheatley Courts
Ross
Gas Tanker Spill Prompted Foam Douse and Warnings
Fire officials said flash fire danger from 6000 gallons of gasoline spilled after a tank truck collided with a freight train. Foam and dilution work limited the threat as crews went street to street and asked residents to shut off pilots and stop operations.
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J. G. Martinez
Pas
Santa's Village Draws Thousands of Young Visitors
More than 3,008 youngsters visited Santa's Village over two nights at Gen. McMullen Drive and Castroville Road. Sponsored by the Mexican American Unity Council, the village features a forest of Christmas trees and stockings filled with candy conkies and fruit. Open 5 to 9 pm.
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Gen
San Antonio Light Notice Classifieds Reprint
Fragmentary newspaper snippet lists a publication office address in San Antonio with an unclear notice about second class postage paid at San Antonio Texas. The readable text suggests routine postal or publication details rather than a distinct event or person.
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San Antonio
Antonio Barette
Broadway
McCullough
Parcel of postal rates and schedules across regions
A fragmented list shows daily and Sunday shipping rates for various regions including Texas, the Americas, Central and South America, Canada, and other foreign countries. The figures mix daily, Sunday, and order totals with multipliers and unclear labels.
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Texas
Merico
Central America
South America
Sanday
Canada
Dally & Worday
Soily
Lordly
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Fiesta Navidena
By Stryker McGuire
Manus Calderon
Garza
Carol
Ray Garza
Sada Board
Alamo City
Teresa Champion
Alee Folklorico de
Las Posadis
Martaclls
St. Patrick’s Church
Patrick Flores
Walt Disney
Mamorial High School
Vernie Mae Biser Gospel Singers
Young and Free
Martin
Miesta
Gilbert Bruce
Roy C. Garza
Board of Commissioners
Benjamin Franklin
Charles Myler
St. Mary's University
Dan J. Quill
North Star Cinema II
Ikury Your
L.A
Jean Riddle
Texas Bicentennial Commission
Out Gameg Chamber of Commerce
Pat Legen
San
John Adams
Voy Jefferson
U.S.A
Henry Guerra
Johnson
Lady Bird
Sant Antonio
Mail AM Texas
Associated Press
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