San Antonio Community Notices and Events Update
Free tax filing help offered for residents Tuesdays and Thursdays until April 15 at Madonna Neighborhood Center. Stamp auction and talk at Wille Memorial Museum. Sabbath services at Congregation Rochei Sholom. Free mobile exhibit on Texas agriculture at Joe Freeman Coliseum during Stock Show. Rep Frank Madla opens San Antonio office at 4936 SAW. AACOG issued development progress comments. Woodstone project announced in Northwest San Antonio. The Lights sweepstakes ongoing. World War I graveyard survivor reunion planned. Tolacca Read! show at Plaza Niner Phenter. Randolph AFB ads win award. Energy crisis notes featured in Market Facts.
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Texas Agriculture
Joe Freeman Coliseum
Texas Department of Agriculture
UTSA Construction Phase Foundations Laid
UTSA core work advances as seven buildings rise in phase one of the campus project. Foundations completed and underground systems installed. Library Administration and Arts Humanities Business structures progress. Convocation to be among first finished. 247 acres to remain undeveloped as a park-like Texas hills setting. Completion targeted for summer 1974.
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Doris Wright
University of Texas At San Antonio
AML
University of Texas At San Anjonio
Bmscre
Texas Hills
Semaan urges Texas to restore death penalty
San Antonio attorney Fred Semaan urged restoring capital punishment in Texas citing recent slayings of a patrolman and two sheriff's deputies. He argued against mandatory death for all convicted murderers and favored safeguards like automatic appeals to prevent miscarriages of justice. He also proposed limited use against certain rapes and murders, while admitting a jury might still acquit in some cases.
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Stryker McGuinn
San Antonio
Fred Semaan
Supreme Court
Sehidin
Texas
Te Bexar County
Mit
Austin
Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
Texas House
Semaan
High Court
Semsan
Senvaun
Senay
Roverdor
Ted Bub
Jaycees Debate Marijuana Decriminalization Sparks SAPD Clash
San Antonio Jaycees pressed to decriminalize marijuana linking it to alcohol status. SAPD officers contested the stance citing current harsh penalties and potential crime links. The meeting included donations to the Jacobs family of a slain officer, with funds raised by McDonald’s franchise owners.
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Jay Goode
San Antonio Taycees
San Antonio Police Officer's Association
Taycee
John Wilkins
SAPOA
Board of Director
Tal
Tiana
Wilkins
Mare
Roval Jaycees
Acenti
Tarey Ring
Tayree
Htbers
Toni McConnell
McDonald's
George Jacobs
City Council Reviews Airport Master Plan and Arts Funds
Thursday council session examined a phased airport master plan with a target to finish Phase 1 by 1990 and a proposed four billion for site expansion. It approved a 1.6 million grant to run Lone Star Brewery venue for the San Antonio Museum Association and authorized Fiesta carnival use near HemisFair Plaza Arena for this year.
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Posse
Gener Aviation
San Antonio Museum Association
Counsil
Att
Lone Star
Jonex Avenue
PR All Niscun
Mount
Fiesta Carnival
HemisFall Plaza
Fir Grounds
San Antonio Li Composing Publicabion Rates For Carriers
Public subscription rates listed for San Antonio Texas newspapers show daily and Sunday pricing by carrier. Rates vary by market regions including Texas towns, Mexico and Central America, and foreign countries with different daily and Sunday options.
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San Antonio
San Anthr Henry Corporattor
McCullough
Texas
Cally
Frail
Pally
Mexico
Central America
South America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bexar B. Glance
Madonna
Castroville Road
San Antonio Philatelic Associaton
Wille Memorial Museum
Broadway
Congregation
Rochei Sholom
B. Laurel
Frank Madla
SAW
AACOG
Woodstone
Lights
Besking Caldwell
Directorate of Advertising
Randolph Alb
Moxar
Ist
UTSA
Steel
Cabél
Jean Osborne
Sema
Semaa
Jim
San Antonio Chest Hospital
Pedro Rodriguez
Idolina de la Cruz
Jerry Young
Jaycee
Angels Police
Ekyrocket
Bgl
Gonzales
Pallceman
Jai
Mcdonald’s
Shout
Pathe Eg
Saar Antonia
McConnell SA
Darly & Sundey
Aso Sandey
Canaga Ant
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