Bexar Citizens Answer the Call for Foster Families
In Bexar County citizens answered a preholiday appeal for foster families as a temporary measure for children in the shelter. The article notes 20 children in care, 14 placed in December, and outlines licensing steps, screening focus on motivation, and the goal of returning children to natural families when possible.
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Bexar
Gaylon Finkler
Bexar County
Ingu Kpalare
Paul Herder
Children’s Service Bureau
Kathy Carsey
Hexar County Child Welfare Unit
Carsey
Lawrence
Ben Tallerico
Holiday Schedule Observed Across Agencies in San Antonio
Most San Antonians enjoy a long weekend with federal and state offices closing Friday through Sunday. Law enforcement will run business as usual Monday while city offices mostly close and reopen Tuesday. Some services like postal delivery and parking meters face limited hours or closures.
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San
County Clerk's Office
Reguar
Mandas
San Antonio
Ciy Pablic
Aquifer Hearing in San Antonio Development Fight
Four local groups sue San Antonio area developers and HUD over a major Edwards Aquifer recharge cone project. They seek to halt an $18 million loan guarantees and renting until an environmental impact statement is completed. The case, filed by the South Texas Chapter Sierra Club Citizens for a Better Environment League of Women Voters and AAUW, is set for January 24 in U.S. District Court.
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Asul
Edwards
San Antonio
U.S. District Court
San Amduy Ranch, Ltd
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUE Fren B
South Texas
The
Sierra Club
Citizens For Betley Environment
League of Women Voters
American Association of Uraveraty Women
Pair Robs Two Stores in Separate Holdups
Police described two armed teen robbers as matching in appearance after staging separate hold ups five hours apart. At Stop-N-Go a 26 year old clerk reported one youth produced a small pistol and demanded $50. At Jil E-Mart another youth with a pistol took money from a clerk. Additional robberies involved Cheryl Pias and Enis Lope, with suspects using a revolver and a pistol in separate male-female- led incidents.
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Robert Hammer
Jose Baladea
Moa Vlerk
Jil E-Mart
Asth
Cheryl Pias
Paul's Grocery
Pine
Aomah
Cheiy
Enis Lope
ADO Ah Pam
Vina
Clark
Mexico Sightseeing Dream Trip by Troop 63
Fourteen senior Girl Scouts and two adult leaders depart from Coleman Texas for a week in Mexico. Despite injuries and illness including chicken pox and a sprained ankle, the group funded the trip through bake sales and roof repairs on homes back home. They will tour Cuernavaca and Mexico City before returning January 5.
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O'Lene Stone
Katha
Oray Allen
Leslie Attry
Earth
Milton Autry
Celeman
Kaye Johnson
Tronp Feader
Don Johnson
Mexico
Cuernavaca
Pris
Mexico City
Leslie
Flawn Named New UTSA President At San Antonio
Doris Wright reports UTSA appoints Dr Peter T Flawn as president succeeding Br Arleigh Templeton. Flawn, a UT Austin executive vice president, arrives amid campus expansion talks and a pledge to build a quality, attractive university while maintaining access for target enrollment. He hails from Florida, with ties to New Jersey and Ohio, and expresses strong commitment to San Antonio.
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Doris Wright
University of Texas At
San Antonio
Peter T. Flaw
Tse
San Amania
Man
Arleigh Templeton
University of Texas At el Paso
Flinn
Ut-Austin
Board of Regents
Florida
Flawn
New Jersey
Ohio
Connecticut
Austin
J. Graham Hill
Laura Flaw
Jan Jor
University of Texas At Austin
Stabbing Victim in Poor State
Norman Rae Jackson twenty seven of Tigi N Manzanita was stabbed with a Bowie knife during a quarrel. He remained in poor condition at Bexar County Hospital after a left chest stab wound about 7:45 p.m. Wednesday. Police said Jackson signed a waiver refusing to press charges.
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Norman Rae Jackson
Tigi N. Manzanita
Wie
Tale
Palice
Bexar County Hospital
Jackson
Warner
San Antonio Light Daily Market Totals Sparse Entry
An uneven OCR fragment from the San Antonio Light listing shows scattered monetary figures and day references across regions. The text mentions Sunday and daily rates, with amounts like 2.00 600 11.50 47.00 and 75.00, plus headings for Mexico Central and South America and other states outside Texas.
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Dwily
Texas
Layen
Mexico
Central America
South America
Burglars Hit Homes In Rutland Va Report
Police report two residential break ins with items stolen including a rifle a shotgun a cat and pin case valued at 81 071 two TV sets a clock radio clothing and 25 in change. Suspects linked to the apartments listed include Dean Perry and Russell Palmer. Patient Buck admitted to Rutatan Hospital after gall bladder issue.
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Buratars
Dean Perry
Harry Wrybach
Russell Palmer
Mule
Bomb fragments found after pipe bomb blast at San Antonio home
Police probed a kitchen home bombing as a four inch pipe bomb exploded at the rear of a residence in San Antonio. A fragment ripped through a bathroom window screen and door, but no injuries were reported. Investigators found damage to the backyard fence and window area, with fragments reported near the fence. Moreau and All Invington residents reported hearing a loud blast.
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San Antonio
Moreau
Invington
Dimaces
Fenea
Unused Death Penalty Lifted in Argentina
BUENOS AIRES government announced on Wednesday that it is lifting the unused death penalty more than two years after it was enacted by law. The penalty was never carried out and remains unused.
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Buenos Aires
UPT
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Lein Osborne
Challenge
UTSA
USA
San Antonin
Witte Museum
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Wilto
Marevey Belgin
San Antonio Gasette
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Rutan Hospital
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