Draft board scenes shift as the draft ends
After the draft ends the room at 630 S Main sits mostly empty with 18 staff reviewing records and classifying draftees. Induction at 109 E Houston remains active serving 58 Texas counties and all services, while volunteers keep some flow.
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Defense ‘Department
Draft Board
Induction Center
S. Main
Joe Ann Dobuck
Derrick
Las Vegas
Texas
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Draft
Texans Leaders Forum and City Upgrades in San Antonio
Johny Clark, president elect of the Texas State Teachers Association, to speak at 7 pm to the Northeast Teachers Association at Blossom Center. San Antonio expands with 161 new vehicles costing over 500000 for Police Fire Housing and Inspection. 185 trucks and vans to arrive later this month. Dr. Frederick C. Green to discuss child health care at 7:20 pm Friday in the Army Bayley-University Program at the Academy of Health Sciences Ft Sam Houston. A federal panel weighs a class action challenging the Texas Vendor Drug Program. Local notes include Ann Bennett Robinson's Around the Plaza, Bexar Mental Health Retardation Center meeting at 6:30 pm Wednesday, Midwest Community Corporation directors meeting Thursday, and damages set at 1500 in a Baker's Auto Service fire.
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Johny Clark
Texas State Teachers Associaion
TSTA
Northeasteachers Association
Blossom Center
Bitters
San Antonio
Fire and
Frederick C. Green
Children's Bureau
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Academy of vHealth Sciences
Ft. Sami Houston
Black Heritage Week Planned By San Antonio Students
Black students from six local colleges form the Black Heritage Council to organize National Black Heritage Week events February 12 to 18. Activities include readings and art shows at Incarnate Word and San Antonio College with speakers such as Fania Jordan. Workshops on February 16 to 18 cover literature to trade unions.
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ED Glosson
Black Heritage Council
St. Mary’s
Trinity Universities
Our Lady of the Lake College
St. Philip's College
Incarnate Ward College
San Antonio College
Lege
Kathryn Singleton
Incarnate Ward
Fania Jordan
Angela Davis
Mario Salas
The
Publc
Shortage Gas Talks Planned by San Antonio Officials
City CPSB officials and three Central Texas utilities will meet in Austin to draft a common amendment to Coastal States Gas Producing Co. contracts. The aim is longer terms with reliable supplies and prices that permit adequate new gas reserves, with potential Railroad Commission oversight and quarterly reports.
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Warren Jennings
City Public Service Board
Central Texas Gas and Electric Utilities
Austin
CPSB
Tom Deely
John D. Newman
Electric Utility
Lower
Colorado River Authority
Southern Union Gas Co
Newman
San Antonio
Axsachlon
CPSH
Jesse B. Poston
Poston
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