$1,500 Worth Of Heroin Seized In Raid
Metro Squad and Intelligence Bureau raided a West Side address arresting one man and detaining three others. Police seized about 1.5 kilos of heroin with an estimated street value of $1,500 and a firearm. The suspect was held on possession of heroin and a prohibited weapon as charges were prepared.
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Lie City
Paul Raviped
Leurtite
Rannek
Bexge
Ue Hernin
Shernin
Romingugamy
Trent
Lawede
Palice
Fred
Air Force Zone Plan Aims to Guide Urban Development
The Air Force outlines a Zone plan to place compatible land use around bases to avoid urban sprawl. Officials say the program seeks viable development alternatives and may involve purchasing or exchanging surplus property with early estimates pending. The plan, called Compatible Use Zones, covers base, railroad, and highway surroundings with potential land acquisitions and exchanges.
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Air Force
Sittt
Uist
Aly Foyer
New Year Religious and Community Activities Set Across San Antonio
Bexareta Gleace Services at St. Audubon Catholic Church host a Holy Hour from 1 pan. to midnight Wednesday and Masses on New Year's Day at 11 am 12 45 pan and 7 pm Endowment funds of 30000 awarded to Baptist Memorial Hospital System School of Nursing for scholarships UTSA to place about 60 student teachers in area schools for the spring semester Soprano Emily Lawhead Glover and pianist Stephen Nielson to present New Year's Eve concert at Harlandale Presbyterian Church admission free Fred Snyder to speak at Parents Association for the Retained of Texas San Antonio chapter meeting at 7 30 pm Jan Chest Episcopal Church guitar lessons offered at Northwest YMCA starting Jan 14 six weeks cost 8 for members 21 for non members contact 735 92al
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St. Audubon
Emily Lawhead Glover
San Antonio
Stephen Nielson
Kankakee
Harlandale Presbyterian Church
Pleasanton
Fred Snyder
Austin
Parents Association For the Retained of
Texas
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Gat Chest Episcopal Church
W. Russell
Northwest Ymca
E. Sunshine
Franklin Trial Moves to Corpus Christi
Franklin Gene Franklin faces trial for the murder of Veterans Hospital nurse Mary Moran. The case was moved to Corpus Christi after five days of pretrial proceedings, with the trial set for mid February. Witness testimony played a key role as the judge restricted lineups and barred news coverage and photos of witnesses.
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Corpus Christi
Hiy O'Lene Stone
Ronald Gene Franklin
Veterans Hospital
Mary Margaret Moran
Sime
Hummingsman
James Bartow
Barlow Satel Arsanghase
Whn Best
Jerry Galvan
Barlow
Barker Barlow
Franklin- Barlow
Antanigacra
Executives Named for R P Council Leadership in San Antonio
The Research and Planning Council has named Carl McNames president for 1978. McNames, regional manager at Stewart Title Co., has long served on the council and the City of San Antonio Planning and Zoning Commission. He is active with the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and United Way. New officers include George H. Ensley and others as vice presidents, with Seanfird Bushy as treasurer and Wayne Nance as secretary. Directors named include Armshony, Barrel Jr., Collins, Jean, Chevint, Drought, Bill, Sher, Goode, and several other business leaders.
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Research and Planning Council
Carl McNames
McNames
Repchial
Ad Stewart
Civic
Pesuacuh
Planning and Zoning Commission
City of
Dick Bill
Buster Sher
Lowell Goode
Roger C.ill
Hall
Hamioid
Hank T. Balger
Richard M. Kieberg II
Baul G. Miller
Howard W. McElroy
Thoms H. Perkins
Ted Popp
Randal
John 1. Steen
Walter G. Thomas
Jeffrey Wentworth
Pea-Pickin Time and Lucky Numbers Highlight Local Traditions
The page notes a New Year tradition with black-eyed peas and ham hacks, urging readers to check Sunday TV Logs for luck numbers. It mentions a light sweepstakes and a weekly offer of S160, with a retiree named Karey, 024 Weaver, winning $25 for a lucky number.
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Karey
Weaver
Philippines vows firm stance against hijack ransom demands
Manila government says it will not bow to hijackers in political kidnappings and will pursue a firm policy toward demands. A spokesman stated negotiations over ransoms would not prevail, despite the hijackers threatening with a ransom amount.
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Manila
Philippines
Bulaary
Bandit Fills Up Takes $150 in Heist Note
A brief crime report describes a bandit who filled up a vehicle and fled with 150 dollars in cash. The offender left behind unclear details in a damaged OCR excerpt. Local police are investigating the incident.
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Bandit
No Injuries In Bomb Blast Shocks Berkeley Area Bank
A bomb exploded at a Bank of America branch basement in Berkeley last night but caused no injuries. Police and FBI secured the area as a special squad investigated, noting the device was planted near street level and windows across the street were damaged.
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