San Antonio area notices span clubs and libraries
A San Antonio district session at Baskin Elementary highlights Pupil Personnel Services. Bexar County Sons of Hermann will kick a March 13 campaign honoring German pioneers. Tax Shelter talk by Stanley Schoenbaum at Lions Club luncheon. Caldwell Library story hour features Toby Tyler tale. Social Security changes allow undergrads to keep benefits through semester end. American Women in Radio and Television hosts a meeting on industry ads. Trinity University hosts a free recital by Sherilyn Coldwell and Louis Tornow Tuesday night.
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San Antonio
Baskin Elementary
Crestview
Bexar County
Hermann Todges
Stanley Schoenbaum
San Antonio Lions Club
Gunter Hotel
North Terrace
Roy L. Swill
Jie Anderson
Concthouse Square
Anderson
Anderson & Lewis
Adving
Joe
Trinity University
Sherilyn Coldwell
Louis Willians Tornow
Trinity
Ruth Taylor Music Center
Water Board Hearings Under Scrutiny Amid City Plans
Mayor Gattl pushes three core points for proposed Water Board rule changes at public hearings in council chambers. The plan would give the CWB first option to supply water to new subdivisions and require full evaluation of on site mains, with acquisitions based on fair market value. The rule aims to bar private water companies within five miles of the city, routing all area water through CWE. Five residents filed written requests to delay action, including Diversified Developers and the San Antonio Home Builders Association.
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City Water Board
Gattl
Accrod
Gatti
Cord
CWB
Five Mile
CWE
CWH
S. L. Torrance
Diversified Developers Inc
Elkin McGaughy
Frank Manupelli
Ray Ellison
Carl McManee
City Planning Commission
George R. Adams
Bexar County Water Control and Improvement District No
Wilford Morton
San Antonio Homebuilders Association
Robert Vat Dyke
POWs Refuse Anti-US Demands at Hanoi Camp
Former prisoners of war James Hestand and Keith Albert told a press conference at a military hospital they refused repeated propaganda demands from their captors in Hanoi. Hestand, shot down March 17 1971, and Albert, captured May 21 1979, described cage confinement and propaganda pressure while denying Moscow reports of POW press conferences. They praised Perot and Welch for aid, and reporter Ray disclosed his May 6 1966 downing and capture details.
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Utém T0
Hadia Hanoi
James Hestana
Ominowa City
Keith Alvert
Thibodaux
Srooxe General Hospital
Samm Henswon
Hestand
Radio
Hanoi
Nixon
Congress
Albert
Moscow
South Vietnam
U.S
United States
America
Girl Rewarded With a Kiss for POW Bracelet Tribute
Cindy Spicer a 15 year old wearer of Lt Col James Hivners POW bracelet describes a brief meeting at Wilford Hall Hospital where the former prisoner removed the bracelet and kissed her The story notes ongoing medical exams and debriefings at Lackland AFB and a flood of letters from kids nationwide Hivner expresses gratitude while Spicer attends Robert E Lee high school in San Antonio Texas
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Cindy Spicer
James Hivner
Hivner
Cindy
Milford
Wilford Hall Hospital
Lack Tand Air Force Base
White House Meet Sought for Spanish Speaking Group
A national level White House Conference for Spanish speaking people was recommended this year. Juke Rodriguez, local conference chairman, said support has been pledged by Henry Ramirez of the Cabinet Committee on Opportunities for Spanish Speaking People. Ramirez promised to urge President Nixon to schedule the 1973 conference. The group plans its next meeting at 1 p.m. March located at 301 Broadway, Suite 200. The constitution review was postponed due to Marcos Zertuche's absence.
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Juke Rodriguez
Henry Ramirez
Ramirez
Rodriguez
Nixon
White House
Sant
Broadway
Suite 200
San Antonio Housing Authority plans appeal for funds
S A Housing Authority plans a formal appeal to HUD to release 250 low income housing funds halted by a moratorium. Richard G. Jones, executive director, urged a waiver after 150 elderly and 100 family units under the Turnkey 1 program were deemed lost or delayed, with eight and a half months of delay blamed on HUD. Occupancy for Lewis Chatham Apartments for elderly to begin March 15, while more than 2,000 families remain on the waiting list for affordable housing.
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Warren Jennings
San Antonio Housing Authority
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Antico
SAHA
Victoria Playa
Richard G. Jones
James Lynn
Jones
Saita Direc
Tor Marilynn Wacker
Eldacly
Lynn
HUD
Michael Rolirad
U.S. Treasury
San Antonio
Transit System Reports Six Month Loss and Token Reform
The San Antonio Transit system posted a 94070 loss for the first six months of the fiscal year. General manager Norman Hill cited January as a weak month, with a reported 174 loss. Mayor Gatti and city officials discussed abandoning bus tokens for citizens and moving to an identification card system. The system plans to replace tokens with a card, possibly with a small fee, and adopted a new employee pension plan tied to salary and years of service after a staff review.
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ED Glosson
San Antonio
Norman Hill
Hill
Hull
Gatti
Bill
S.A. Man Held On Possession Charge
Rodolfo Rodriguez Castilla, 30, of 1020 San Fernando, held on $10,000 bond after heroin possession arrest by city narcotics officers based on a tip. Officers recovered a small quantity of heroin Monday near 8 p.m. in the 900 block of West Commerce Street.
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Rodolfo Rodriguez Castilla
San Fernando
Phil Chavarria
Casilla Q
W. Commerce
Terrell Hills City Council Candidates Filed
Mrs Aranda Hy Orhse and Stewart Johnson filed for Terrell Hills city council seats. Orhse is the first woman candidate for the council, seeking Place 3, with Johnson seeking Place 4 and an incumbent. The filing closed Friday at City Hall as reported by the San Antonio Light.
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Aranda Hy Orhse
Stewart
Greater
Johnson
Southern Transfer & Storage Co
Terrell Hills
San Antonio
Heart Fund Campaign Extended Citywide effort to continue door to door drives
The San Antonio Chapter of the American Heart Association said the heart fund campaign will continue for another week due to bad weather. Twelemett conditions kept many volunteers from walking their blocks last week.
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San Antonio
American Heart Association
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