Bernal campaigns for re election as Cavalier in District 26
Texas Senator Joe Bernal launched his bid for re election in the 26th district calling himself a Cavalier and highlighting a battle over minority representation with the Texas Cavaliers. Opponents include Plepee and Lai Kost Jr. with others filing for state and local offices as the filing deadline nears at the Menger Hotel in San Antonio.
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Joe Carroll
Rust
Bexar County
Joe Bernal
Bernal
Pierce
Barna L
East Side
G. J. Sutton
Texas
Sutin
Missiler
Brephin Harrasty
Woodrow Banks
John Poerner
Monte Ray White
Barron N. Fallis
Gonzal Tez
Falls
W. Craig
Patrick McDonald
Ken Mendelx
Nick GM
Texas Cavaliers
Tlerman
Hernal
Big Business
Plepee
Bexar
Lai Kost Jr
Hondo Rep Seeks New House Seat
Texas state representative John Paernet Bando announces re election bid for House District 45 covering parts of West and Northwest Bexar and six surrounding counties. He eyes the new District 21 Senate seat and faces competition from Jim Green and Ron Mayes for the Democratic nomination. The redistricting plan, declared unconstitutional by a federal court, will apply to the 1972 elections.
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the Light
Austin
John
Paernet
Bando
Texas Hose
Amall
West
Bexar
Men
House
Wayne Connally
Floresville
Poemer
Uma
Foemer
Gerhardt Schille Jr
la Marcos
Jim Green
Ron Mayeos
Iivhider
Hegar
Hays
Blanco
Kensall
Bandera
Trio
Medina
Poerner
Fein
Distriet 45
Poetner
Kauss
Gonzalez urges minority focus on issues over tactics
Gonzales told Texas Week University students that minority progress depends on sustaining focus on policy issues. He warned politicians who win by technique rather than issues risk losing power to those who address real concerns. He defended expanding minority support within the system rather than trading votes with the majority.
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Aptoval
U.S
Gonzales
Texas
Week University
Nod Tong
Gonzalez
Candidate Cartlidge to Oppose Yarborough in May Senate Primary
Thomas M. Cartlidge of Tyler announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate, challenging incumbent Ralph Yarborough and Bardfoot Sanders in the May primary. Cartlidge arrived in San Antonio to participate in a weekend event with the 4th Reconnaissance Battalion, Marine Corps Reserve, at the arsenal complex.
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U.S
Election of officers for Bexar County Democratic Women
The Democratic Women of Bexar County vote on officers at 7 30 pm Tuesday in the Gunter Hotel North Terrace Joy Javier top nomination planned by the nominating committee with Kitty Marlin also nominated from the floor Joyce Paters urges attendance for the February 12 meeting featuring U S Senator Joseph Manistry Acting Coalition of Texas at the Gunter. Secretaries of the Bexar County Democratic Party work to post filings as women face further troubles with multiple filings reported by local party members.
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Bexar County
Gunter
North Terrace
Joy Javier
Kitty Marlin
Joyce Paters
Coalition of Texas
U.S
Joseph Manitya
New Mexico
Lawyer Puts In Word for Common Man
Richard Racehorse Hayes, famed Houston criminal attorney, travels to San Antonio to urge public support for competent defense for indigent defendants. He laments rising costs of legal aid, calls for better lawyer portrayal and warns against overmatched counsel harming Joe Citizen. He also critiques police diligence and urges lawyers to educate law officers on search and seizure.
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Richard
Racehorse" Hayes
Houston
Gus Mutscher
Texas
San Antonio
Weslfty
Tytho
Hayes
Willity
Mildicincame
Joe
Sher M
Tawyers
Ballet Slated At University by Regional Mexicana
Regional Mexicana will present a ballet program for members of University Presbyterian Church at 906 Shock at 6 30 pm Sunday. The program is part of a series under the Church s overview of Our Latin American Environment OLA program.
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Ballet Regional Mexicana
University Presbyterian Church
906 Shock
OLA
Youth Services Centers Open in West San Antonio
Mayor attends ceremonies for three Youth Services Centers in the Model Cities area as officials announce a one year program to divert misdemeanor juvenile offenders from the juvenile justice system. Fernando Ares-Inite Jr. leads the project funded by the City of San Antonio Department of Human Resources with centers at San Juan Tomes and Lincoln Heights, plus 322 Escaba Walk.
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Treio
Pivenile Justice System
San Antonio
Ferenonies
Robert J. Gemignani
Manual Soto
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
City of
Department of Human Resources
Fernando Ares- Innite Jr
Ar- Vollano
Escaba Walk
San Juan Tomes
W. Poplar
Lincoln Heights
Gali
Wanckel
Gilbert Garza
Leo Mendoza
Charles Becker
2D Hil
Went
Gat
Jacalte
APRO Criticizes Air Force and CIA On UFO Reporting
Lorenzen of APRO at Trinity University condemns government deception and presses for open UFO data. He cites limited verified contacts and says many reports are “taken underground” though APRO pursues evidence through research and objective study.
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CAPRO
San Antonio
Lorenzen
Tresor
Ariz
APRO
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Lorencet
Air Force
Dental Intelligence Agency
CIA
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Aepeal
Lovengen
Tne
Lorenzen Sali
USO
Mini NIOSA At La Villita Festival Opens In San Antonio
The second in a series of oalui festivals runs May 5 to 10 at La Villita aligned with Western Days. An inaugural Fronter Town activity occurred Friday, with more events by the San Antonio Conservation Society. Proceeds benefit restoration of the Rechler and Espinoza houses in Hemisfair Plaza.
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San Antonio
la Villita
Fran Ler
San Antonio Conservation Society
Paseo Dal Rio Association
Sul Paseo de la Villota
AML
Rechler
Espinoza
Hemislaiv Plaza
Youth Gets 5 Year Term in Marijuana Case
John J. Woodbury, 20, of Woodstock Illinois, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Adrian Spears to five years under the Youth Corrections Act for a transfer tax or marijuana offense. He was among seven men arrested at San Antonio International Airport and a North Side motel in May 1970. Federal agents seized 200 pounds of marijuana. Dana Aten Sanyptr, 21, of Jonesboro Arkansas, and two others pleaded guilty to conspiring to smuggle 13 pounds of marijuana into the country. Stamper remains free on a $7,500 bond.
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Minnis
John J. Woodbury
Woodstock
Ill
U.S
Adrian Spears
Woodbury
San Antonio International
Dana Aten Sanyptr
Jonestoro
Ark
Sears
Stamper
More Rodeo Ticket Offices Open for Championship Week
Tickets to the Annual Rodeo Championship are now available at four new box offices: Oak Park Drug Store Central Park Mall Wonderland and McCreles Shopping City, joining the Gamer Hotel lobby and Kalliton's Western Wear. Ticket prices are 5 4 and 2 dollars. The rodeo runs February 14 to 20 at the Coliseum. See Hawkslar Roy Claré Hank Thompson Susan Raye perform February 1 to 32. Derry Olson and his pet falcon Pal appear at all shows.
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San
Hank Thompson
Susan Raye
New Adult Classes Scheduled at Jewish Community Center
New adult classes at the Jewish Community Center 103 W Rampart in a range of arts and language. Flower arranging taught by Mrs Sue Wood with two workshops. Beginners guitar eight week course taught by Gene Heacy meets Wednesdays. Spanish for beginners Mondays eight weeks with an advance class on Wednesdays. An experimental theater group and a Wednesday Tuesday schedule by coordination Miss Susan Winokur. Registration next week at the community center. University grant news follows with Texas Southham University receiving a 200000 endowment grant from Moustan Endowment Inc.
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Conlex
W. Rampart
Sue Wood
Flower
Texas Gardener Clubs
Gene Heacy
Gail Pani
Pau
Susan Winokur
Paul Baker
Vineity University
San Antonio publication notice fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows a public notice style with lists of prices and locations for a syndication or publishing service. It references San Antonio and various geographic regions including Mexico Central America and South America, with figures for daily and Sunday editions and rates, but the readable content is garbled and incomplete.
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Baily Gaby
Quiside
IEEAS
Davy
Ouray Ae Gaseeass
Mexico
Central America
South America
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