Five Year Plan Star of Banquet at Chamber Meet
The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce highlighted a five year plan at its annual meeting and banquet at the Convention Center Banquet Hall. T. O. Gravitt, new president, praised outgoing leader Pat Logan for landmark administration and introduced a dramatic public roll out of the plan. The event drew San Antonio’s business civic military and government leaders.
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Bold Five Year Plan Launched by Inval Chamber of Commerce
The Inval chamber unveiled a bold five year plan at its 78th annual meeting at the Convention Center. Touted as among the boldest steps in U S chamber long range planning, the living document outlines 321 actions across five objectives.
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Inval Chamber
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Creed and Mission Shape Chamber Long Range Plan
Chamber officials describe a continuing long range plan with a Creed and Mission Statement. The Creed reaffirms free enterprise and the people of this area as the source of opportunity, while the Mission Statement aims to marshal the business community to foster constructive change and improve citizens’ economic well being. Strategies outline actions and progress is tracked by a computerized system. T C Gravitt and Robert F McDermott co chaired the planning committee under former president Pat Logan with a large list of members guiding the effort.
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Robert F. McDermott
Pat Logan
Frank A. Bemnack Jr
Richard W. Calvert
Alex H. Halls
Peter J. Hennessey
A. Roane Harwond
C. C. Gunn
Clyde Johnson Jr
Thomas Berg
C. Linden Sledge
M. H
Pat” Segner
Stanley Campbell
James V. Johnson
Fred W. Burtner
Record Deposits Reach New San Antonio Bank Total
Record deposits across San Antonio's 30 banks surged to a record 1.969 billion 460 dollars for the Bast Quarter of 1972, with Frost National Bank leading at 496.35 million. October to December 1971 deposits totaled 1.75 billion 170 million 404 thousand, a 41 percent rise from the previous quarter.
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National Bank of Commerce
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Ational Bank of Fi
Sam Moston
Broadway National Bank
Bexar County National Ink
Groos
Nic Onal Bank
Ain Bank and Trust
First National Bank
Highland Park State Bank
Aniley Field National Tank
Brooks Field National Bank
Jefferson State Bank
San Anto
Hariendale State Bank
St.alamo Heights National Bank
West Side State
Mercan Bank and Trust
Randolph Field National Bank
Northside State Bank
Texas State Bank
Pe. Security National Bank
Bank of San Antonio
Central Park Bank
Valley Hi National Bank
American “State «Bank
Lackland National Bank
Logan Plan Aims to Boost San Antonio Chamber Growth
Gravitt unveiled a 4 page blueprint labeled a carefully thought out plan for 1974. It calls for accelerated economic action, greater business and professional involvement, and a central civic agency rejuvenation to counter threats to free enterprise. The living document encourages periodic renewal with member support, while presenting honors to Legan and volunteers for their contributions.
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San Antonio
Legan
Jose Vives Alsara
Concession Award To Mrs Awalt At Coliseum Board Decision
Verna Atwalt and associates won a 10 year concession contract for the county coliseum. The four to one vote by the concession board approved the deal with John Alaniz dissenting. A $53000 first year guarantee accompanies the award effective for the Stock Show and Rodeo February 9 to 18. The award marks the first concession change in 23 years, succeeding Berns Catering Service after health issues led to sale of equipment.
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Sharon Watkins
Verna Atwalt
Joe Freeman Coli
Caliscumt
John Alaniz
Awart
Thelma Berns
Berns Catering Service
Fast Month
Awalt Group
Wimpress urges Texas lawmakers to fund tuition grants
Trinity University president Dr. Duncan Wimpress addresses Bexar County legislators at a noon La Mansion luncheon urging $4 million in 1973 75 Tuition Equalization Grants for 13 000 students across 42 independent colleges and universities. He notes 18 000 vacancies, 2 500 freshmen funded last year, with 1 500 more eligible but unfunded.
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Duncan Wimpress
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Bexar County
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Independent
San Antonio
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TCUT
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Our Lady of the Lake College
Incarnate Word College
St. Mary's University
CVT
Annt
San Antonio Light and Gazette Public Notice Rates
Publication information for the San Antonio Light and Gazette shows subscription rates and distribution details for daily and Sunday editions, with different prices for Texas, the United States outside Texas, and international destinations. The notice cites The Associated Press and outlines mailing and publication specifics.
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