No Real Freedom Top Baptists Speak at Conference
Doris Wright reports on a Southern Baptist conference at the Convention Center Arena where Fort Worth pastor William Hendricks and Southwestern Seminary professor Dr. Willian Pinson lead Bible study sessions for about 4,800 young attendees. The theme Present and Future contrasts Old Testament bondage with modern freedom as participants consider missionary work family life and spiritual discipline. The conference runs through Wednesday with teachings on Christian living and community service ending in downtown San Antonio.
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Boundary for Garage Told
A city report notes the boundary for a downtown garage was misdescribed in a previous notice. The project would cost about 3 million dollars and had tentative council approval for construction.
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Malin
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Opposition push for aquifer mail vote sparks mailing drive
A three part mailing from the Aquifer Protection Association urges residents to vote yes or no in a January referendum on Edwards Aquifer development. The flyer cites concerns over groundwater contamination, urban runoff regulations, and higher costs for treated water. It promotes a plan for development and warns of taxes to cover mistakes.
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Edwards
APA
Bandera Man Faces Fatality Charges
A Bandera man, Enrique Voetrre, 42, faces voluntary manslaughter and driving while intoxicated charges after a SUV crashed in North San Antonio Sunday, killing a year-old boy and injuring another. Bryce Long, 13, and Michael Gray, 13, were reported on scene near San Pedro Read when the vehicle struck them. voetrre was jailed on bond and hospitalized after the incident.
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Time Man of the Year Turns to Women in 1970s List
Time Magazine declines a single Man of the Year selecting twelve women who shaped the year. Among them are Betty Ford, Susie Sharp, Carla Hills, Barbara Jordan, Ella Grasso and others, highlighting women from law, politics, labor, religion and journalism.
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Susie Sharp
Nova Carolina Supreme Court
Ford
Supremes Court
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John Paul Stevens
Addie Wyatt
Countinn of
Labor Union Womens
Susan Brownmillur
Warren
Lennis
Billie Jean King
Alista Cheek
Carla Hills
Hubsmg and Urban Development
Texas
Barbara Johan J Ker Conway
Smith College
Carel Suntory
Louisville Casher Journal
Kathleen Byerly
Connecticut
Ella Grasso
Bexar County programs and local meetings update
The Bexar County Hospital District invites applications for TSE internship programs with an enrollment deadline. Highland Park American Association of Retired Persons Chapter 2045 plans a meeting January at Aldersgate United Methodist Church. Windcrest Chapter 1763 meets January 4 at Windcrest United Methodist Church. The International Stockmen's School in Clovis, California, will run short courses in San Antonio January 12-15 on world and land problems. The State Highways Commission has approved 195,500 dollars for five miles of road development in Bexar County from Camp Stanley overpass to the Coral County line at Cibolo Creek.
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Aldersgate United Methodist Church
Kayton
Windcrest
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Windcrest United Methodist Church
International Stockmen's School
Clovis, Calli
San Antonio
State Highways and Public Transportation Commission
Bexar County
Camp Stanley
Coral County
Cibolo Creek
Balloon Contains Narcotics Smuggle Foiled At Prison
Beatrice Mata, 28, of 733 San Marcos Avenue, attempted to smuggle a balloon containing heroin to a prisoner at the jail. A guard saw a woman fling the object from the visitor’s area into a cell, where officials later found heroin inside. Magistrate Mapund Lopes ordered further testing and scheduled hearings.
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Beatrice Mata
San Marcos
TV Sweepstakes Cash Draw Promises $1,560 Weekly Winnings
Readers are urged to participate in a daily sweepstakes offering $1,560 weekly winnings. Entrants must match a published number from the TV Channels Megazine cover to claim prizes. Winners include Mrs. J. CG. Nymeyer of New Braunfels who matched numbers over the weekend.
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King’s Ighway
J. CG. Nymeyer
New Braunfels
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