Bexar Políticos Active in Trevino Resignation Story
Trevino resigns from the San Antonio City Council to seek the precincts county commissioner post held by Al ber Pena Jr. This triggers a council specialty session to appoint a successor while parties weigh primary financing and filing fee plans. Political notices span filing shifts, party politics, and candidates for District 21 and local seats as party leaders await Austin rulings and county activity.
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Joe Carroll Rust
Cigne
Wrigey
Trevino
Council
League
Galt
Trevinos
Hans
Leonard Davis
van Henry Archer Jr
Austin
Texas
Roy Ore
Dallas
Davis
Orr
Bexar
Esndi
Bexar County
J. P. Pete Williams
New Braunfels
Rep
Fisher
San Angelo
Dick Gill
San Antonio
Willains
Desepregaton Center
University of Texas At Austin
Williams
Gunter Hotel
San Anela
Upton County
del Rig
Lutes Fisher
Dwight Eisenhower
Hi Chenault
Young Adult Republican Council
Jae Sae Kent
Joe Bernal
Sito Sep
Pou Kast
Jim Green
Xan Marcus
Tive ‘Post
Bonar
Patric McDonald
GOP
Oscar Carrillo
Benavides
Inhn ‘Traege Seguin
Carrillo
Frank Lombarding
University of Texas At San
Terrell Hills
Alamo Heights
Rio Grande Valley
Bill Finch
Jae Rainey Manion
Mike O'Leary
Rohari B. Stappleton
Pete Rodriguez
Chester
J. “Benido
Frank Madla
Cilman
Pete Torres
Besar Democratic
Is & P
Don Norton
New Party
James’ Knight
Knight
NOL
American Party
Educators Puzzled Over Bill 1078 Quarter System
Top educators in the San Antonio area gather at Blossom Athletic Center to seek answers on House Bill 1078 requiring districts to operate on a quarter system. TES official Manigold explains phased implementation with 190 instructional days plus 10 in service days, while critics urge repeal.
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Doris Wright
San Adtano
Blossom Athletic Center
Edward Manigold
Division of
Texas Education Agency
Austin
Bill Lafferty
Education Service Center
Region 20
Pind
Manigold
Paul Kantz
San Antonio Schon
Kantz
Marigold
Membership Chamber Club Sets Record in Alamo Round-Up Drive
The Alamo Round-Up Club at the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce set a January record with 106 new members since Jan 5 and a total membership value of $21,721, edging Denver in a fundraising contest. Top contributors included John LeFlore, Lois Parkhouse, Marcus Sentmenmant, Dorothy Carvey, and Jim Oakley, as the group aims for stronger support in 1972.
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Alamo
Greater San Antonio
BM Ghedi
Prudential Insurance Ca
Anterio
Denver President's Club
Denver
Haimber
Pat Regan
Yeu
John LeFlovre
Bexar
Shotgun Case To Grand Jury in Universal City
Calade Loward Olver Calade, 31, of 827 Stonegate Universal City, continued on $2,500 bond after a belief and was sent to the federal grand jury on charges of possession of an illegal sawed off shotgun. Cal appeared Wednesday before U S Magistrate Frank Baskin with his attorney. Cain had previously been indicted on charges of selling 2,550 amphetamine capsules last June.
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Loward Olver Calade
Stonegate
Universal City
Federal Grand Jury
Cal
U.S
Frank Baskin
Cain
Six narcotics raids net six arrests in two city sweeps
City narcotics officers announced two raids netted six suspects and large quantities of drugs. Among those arrested were Byargeon and Grabowski, each charged with heroin and paraphernalia, with bonds set at 30 000 and 20 000 respectively. Barbara Moore and Leonard Usher were charged with heroin cocaine and marijuana possession. Police recovered eight stolen pistols and rifles and over 4400 dollars in cash.
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Mondiy
Stw
Frederick G. Byargeon
J. Hulsache
Dennis Grabowski
Funston
Alka
Jan Carlos Breambrack
Fresnos
Callf
Mischael Ray Sturgeon
San Houston
James Lewis
Grabowski
Byargeon
Breantbrack
Sturgeon
Byar-geon
Barbara «J. Moore
F St
Leonard C. Usher
Lewis
Ulice
The Light's Action Line Training at Lackland Base
A reader described a training start option at Lackland Air Force Base choosing a start month. The program offers job assignment before enlistment and requires no pre-enlistment meetings. The piece notes support services for dependent mothers and comprehensive care across the United States, including maternity, counseling, and foster care, with a stance on payment as available.
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Lackland Air Force Base
Air Foren
Inte
Air Fore
United States
Connell
Mateenity Hihie
Baptist General Conyeptin
Texas
Investigators Group to Meet in Texas Forgery Assoc Session
A regional meeting of the Forgery Investigation Association of Texas will be held at 5 pm Friday at Four Brothers Steak House, 706 Brooklyn. Sgt. Robert Holt of the San Antonio Police Department said 100 delegates from police departments, banks, and credit card firms will attend. Bob Kelly, FIAT president, will speak.
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Forgery Investigation Association of Texas
Four Brothers Steak Horse
Brooklyn
Robert Holt
San Antonio
Sald
WHL
Bob Kelly
FIAT
Subscription Rates For The San Antonio Light And Gazette
The San Antonio Light and Gazette publish subscription rates by mail and city delivery. Rates cover daily and Sunday editions, daily only, and Sunday only, with varying prices for Texas and out of state destinations including foreign countries. dates and figures are listed in the damaged table.
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San Antonio
Yeruk
Suni
Texas
Daily & Sonday
Dain
Todo Merico
Central America
South America
Catholic Aid Abroad Sees Continued Support Amid Aid Debate
Catholic Relief Services officials say U S generosity remains steady despite isolationist sentiment and Senate cuts. Bishop Swanstrom noted 2 6 million raised for Pakistani refugees in India while CRS operates in 70 countries, stressing development over handouts and local empowerment.
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L-R
Charles Grahmann
Furey
Edward Swanstrom
Catholic Relief Services
al Ransom
Senate
Edward D. Swanstrom
Catholic Relief Services Overseas ‘Aid Fund
India
Swanstrom
United States
Swanstram
CRS
Mansion Motor Hotel
South Texas
Msgr
San Antonio
Francis Furey
San Antonians
James J. Norris
Lawrence Delaney
Africa
Edward M. Kinney
State hearing on unequal school taxes draws mixed testimony
Interim Finance Committee hearing officials and superintendents criticize unequal school funding in Texas. Edgewood's Cardenas attacks TEA for inaction while urging leadership and a possible special session. Other districts cite urban poverty, inadequate facilities, and teacher shortages amid ongoing state scrutiny.
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Ates Aga
Jose Cardenas
Edgewood
Texas Education Agency
Silher
Cardenas
He Saat
Ivan Flawater
Nori Vast School
Uts
Minti Kouticie Aik
Court Suit Won By Schools Over Student Newspaper
U S District Judge John J Wood Jr ruled in favor of the North East Independent School District after four MacArthur High School students were suspended for printing their own newspaper Awakening Mac Arthur Free Press. The judge found the district policy reasonable and aimed at student welfare. The suit, filed by parents of Mark Stephen Clyde Albert Coe Jr William Jolly and Robert Alford, argued First Amendment rights were violated for distributing the paper on a public walk near the school. District officials maintained policy was followed and suspension was normal procedure to enforce school rules.
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ED Castileo
U.S
John J. Wood Jr
Northast
MacArthur High School
Wood
Distriet
North East Independent School District
Mark Stephen
Clyde Albert Coe Jr
William Url Jolly
Robert Alford
MacArthur Free Press
Ivan W. Fitawater
Fitawater
Gerald Goldstein
St Dents
Paper Issue Appeal Filed in Suspensions At MacArthur High
An emergency appeal was filed Thursday on behalf of MacArthur High School students suspended for circulating an underground newspaper. U.S. District Judge John H. Weed had previously ruled the case a purely scholastic matter and dismissed it. The appeal argues that the students’ rights to expression and due process were at stake as the larger issue is preserved.
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San Antonio Civil Libertes Astion
Attut
MacArthur High
U.S. Dist
John H. Weed
Eltzens
Aetionad Rivita
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Bexar Politicos Active
la Raza Unida
Finch
Lombardina
Guy Floyd
Paul Silber
Wayland Simions
Jennings Vlathers
National Education Association
Chamber Club
Eadle
San Antonis
Surley
Daly
Yates Ooh
Suday
Derry Sal
Associano Raess
Iscal
Telus
Catholic Aid Abroad
Callie Smith
Harlattdale
House
Charles Jungmichel
la Grange
Filer
MacArthur
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