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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1976
Page
1
A garbled report lists multiple education seminars and public policy events in Texas. It mentions the American Cancer Society stop smoking seminar on Mondays and Wednesdays, UT Austin related offerings, and various named individuals and institutions, though many names and details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Ram Band prepares for a Rose Parade showing with about two musical units and floral arrangements. The schedule includes travel from San Antonio to Pasadena and a three day stay, with arrangements at Archive Motel in Santa Monica for the blind, and a caravan planned to depart Santa Monica for the parade.
A fragmented OCR text references diverse items from December dates across years 1935 to 1996. It mentions church matters in Texas, hotel fires, prohibition era topics, and various scattered notes about public events, testimonies, and social actions with numerous garbled names and locations.
City council on Wednesday debated drainage improvements including a $175 million development plan using federal funds. A public hearing was set for the anticipated $817.5 million program with phased work near the Convention Center and West Side. Mayor and council members clashed over priorities as 60 projects were discussed, with a focus on a stopgap plan to begin soon.
Muniz requested a trial by jury and was granted one in Corpus Christi. The proceedings relate to wartime censorship and are tied to events in the region involving the governor and surrounding political figures. The case references actions in Mexico and the United States during the wartime period.
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