Energy Crisis Eases But Winter Ahead For San Antonio
Energy shortages in San Antonio eased by Friday afternoon as CPS officials reported use down to 286.5 MCF daily from a peak near 160 MCF during the crisis. Spengler credited voluntary conservation for about 20 percent savings. officials warned of possible future curtailments if cold spells return and industries faced layoffs.
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Nixon Backing Seen From Nixon Counselor
President Nixon will issue a full explanation of his role in ITT and milk producers cases within days followed by broader disclosures. Anne Armstrong, a top adviser, urged a full disclosure strategy to restore faith, faulted Congress for delays, and predicted steady growth if the energy crisis is solved.
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Federal Court
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Congress
San Antonio Receives Federal Park Land Gift
President counsel Anne L Armstrong handed over a 43.5 acre Fr Sam Houston tract and a 41 acre adjacent parcel to San Antonio for park, picnic, playgrounds and trails under the Legacy of Parks program. Parks director Ron Damen cited city plans and Armstrong noted 400 parks totaling 60,000 acres valued at $16 million nationwide. Mayor Becker and Parks official Damen accepted the deed amid council members and regional officials.
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Boysville Host Christmas Party Brightens Holiday at Home
The 69 residents of Boysville hosted a Christmas party with Judson School District guests, relatives, teachers, and families invited by director Dr. Norman W. Charlton. More than 300 attended as CHS students filled the dining area, singing and sharing gifts bought with saved allowances from chores. It marked the home’s first such holiday event reported by officials.
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Buckhorn Hall of Horns and Pavilion Holiday Hours
Buckhorn Hall of Horns at 60 Lone Star Blvd and the Pavilion in Emis Fall Plaza will open on Christmas and New Year’s Days. Operations run from 9 40 to 10 40 105 pt.
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Fire destroys Rose Shop flowers and plants at 08 San Pedro
A Rose Shop fire caused about 30000 in damage to flowers and plants. Firemen reported an additional 10000 in damage to the building. Equipment from nearby stations responded. Cause under investigation.
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MALDEF sues Kelly AFB over employment discrimination
MALDEF filed a second suit against Kelly AFB and the Air Force alleging employment practices based on national origin. The complaint cites lower hiring and promotion of Mexican Americans, with 21 0 civilian employees at the base and a higher share of Anglo Americans in upper GS grades. The suit seeks stronger equal opportunity enforcement within Kelly AFB and the Air Force, naming Secretary of the Air Force and Major General as defendants.
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San Antonio colleges pursue ethnic balance in hiring
SAC will get new telescope but focus shifts to equal opportunity hiring. San Antonio Union Junior College District trustees approve instrument for Alsa as group A pushes more minority teachers at St Philip's College. Committee of Concerned Educators cites 4 percent Mexican American student enrollment vs 12 percent faculty. District cites plan to hire more minority faculty, likely several months to finish. A suit seeks over 22000 in missing funds traced to City Armored Service Fee deposit in First National Bank.
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San Antonio College
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St. Philip's College
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St. Philip's
Jerome Weyimind
First National Bank
Amate Gar Company
Autopsy Slated in Albuquerque Baby Death Case
An autopsy is scheduled Friday on the body of a yearold Albuquerque resident. Authorities say the death followed an incident involving a Albuquerque baby sitter Vastmand, Asst Dist Atty Jasoptr stated the autopsy was requested by an Air force pathologist at Brooke Army Medical Center to determine the cause. The case continues with ongoing inquiries and related family names mentioned in connection with the death.
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Major Fights Army RY ED CASTILLO
Major Truman A. Tadd Sr at Ft Sam Houston seeks to stay in the Army to build retirement time after being passed over for promotion. He filed for a preliminary injunction in US District Court, arguing due process issues and incomplete files. Judge John Wood granted a temporary injunction and scheduled a Jan 7 hearing, allowing the major to remain in service through the holidays.
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