Council Roundup Gradual Park Plan Urged
City Council discussed a slow rollout for two subsidized park changes with an estimated eight million dollar cost. Mayor Pro Tem Lita Cookretl supported developing a Tivoli Gardens like area while opposition questioned feasibility. Also, Roland Bremer named Water Board justice and Nielsen appointed to transit board amid Edgewood School District objections.
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Fair Plaza
New York
Central Park
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Torres
Torres Fight Over Trusteeships and Board Pay
Councilman Pete Torres Jr leads a push to place supporters on the San Antonio Transit System board and the City Water Board. Trusteeship terms run eight years for the City Public Service Board and City Water Board with pay roughly 2000 dollars annually, CPSB chairman at 2500, monthly meetings common, council members paid per meeting, with mayor receiving a car and limousine benefits.
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Judge OKs Rock Festival in Miami
US District Court Judge William Mehrtens allowed the Miami Bollywood Rock Festival to run 72 hours of continuous entertainment from December 26 to 28 at the Hollywood Drag Strip. Police powers include stop and frisk, with ground rules permitting night setup and bans on camping, while other rulings against sleeping on grounds remain in effect.
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Miami
UPI
Metytens
Jude Stephen Brewer
Hollywood Drag Strip
Crystal City Students Resume Classes After Vacation
In Crystal City, tutoring for boycotting students halted classes for a two day Christmas break. Classes are set to resume Friday, with many teachers and tutors offering free or donated services. City officials and educators discuss supporting students while addressing transportation cost concerns and scrutinizing city contracts.
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San Angelo
Houston
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San ‘Marcos
Eagle Pass
Austin
Paulingiata
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Cellean
Polittci Vic
Panther Chief Hilliard Given Six Months In Prison
Berkeley police report Panther chief of staff David Hilliard received a six month prison term and a $500 fine for carrying a loaded gun in a public place. A jury found him guilty on one count while a second charge was deadlocked. The attorney general announced the ruling as the Municipal Court judge noted contract work issues with the Barsolli firm.
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Black
Panther
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Hilliard
Dee
Mario Barsolli
Hillwork
San Antonio Firm Faces Suit Over Alleged Deceptive Trade Practices
In district court General Crawford Martin filed a permanent injunction against William J. Smith, owner of San Antonio Building & Home Improvement Co. The suit alleges deceptive practices in the conduct of trade or commerce by the firm.
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San Antonio
Rammare
William J. Smith
San Amonio
Christmas Around The World Amid War and Weather
Millions celebrate Christmas with mixed news of peace, despite war in Vietnam and economic strain. Reports note commercialized holidays in Germany, retailers briefed on sales, and notable observances from Brussels to New York. In the Pacific Northwest snow and winter conditions are reported along with candlelight vigils in Central Park led by Mayor Lindsay.
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Crystal City Fuss Sparks State Senator Standoff
State Senator Joe Bernal reports no reply from officials after calls for action in Crystal City Student hearings. He notes TEA stalemate may force parents and taxpayers to fund district appeals, with Edgar and Dudley tied to governor’s office. Bernal seeks legislative resolution and possible official hearing in Austin or Crystal City.
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Crystal City
Edgar
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D Orl
Sithe
Bermaldeas
Atsi Ogee
Texas’ Education
Moscow
Defenseince
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Grechka
Afghanistan
Paverla
Austin
Pot Ina
Tass Renied
Dahomey Chief to Return Amid Turbulent Times
Readable fragments describe political upheaval in Dahomey with references to Niger, France, and independence struggles. Mentions Hubert Mayie and French fishermen amid festive season symbols, while unclear lines hint at regime instability and external influence.
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Niger
Repubile
Hubert
Mayie
Eazy
Spulmong
Bisari
Howe
Hig
Omnan
Baitel
France
Tarmy
Third Annual Career Conference By the Chamber
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce plans a third annual career conference with more than 40 companies and San Antonio area students expected to attend. The event runs Monday 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. and Tuesday 9 A.M. to noon at the Education Building, with interviews and talks to connect students with local job opportunities.
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