Med Students Plan Drug Counseling Center in San Antonio
San Antonio Texas medical students at the University of Texas Medical School plan to open a counseling center for young drug users and problem drinkers. Myron Bloom and peers seek a donated meeting space and will staff the center with two students and a physician, offering medical facts to help youths decide on drug use while avoiding stigma.
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CAB Member Air Travel Boosted Talks to Group
Civil Aeronautics Board member John G. Adams addressed the San Antonio Optimist Club, outlining aviation history and future trends. He praised rapid ground and air progress, noted jet and 747 developments, and warned on safety while predicting bigger fleets and lower costs, with plans to improve air systems and airport operations.
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Kired Cop Hearing Set After Suspension Case
Patrolman David Mangan faces a hearing at city hall after suspension for alleged conduct unfit for duty and failure to follow orders. Police chief suspended Mangan for staying away from city hall and facing public allegations tied to a December incident. Attorney Jack Leary to represent Mangan at the Fire and Police Commission review.
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Dual Post Says Lubbock Mayor Serving Illegally
Austin report indicates Wesley Ty Rogers, mayor of Lubbock since 1966, is alleged to hold an office in violation of the Texas Constitution. The update cites a Supreme Court record questioning a person holding one paid office taking an oath for another office.
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Christmas Jobs program helps high school students
Officials at IMAGE Mexico American Inquisity Endeavors launched Operation Christmas Jobs to aid disadvantaged youths during Christmas days. Executive director Tony Calderon opened an office at 310 Nawatine with support from Ther win Community Services, enrolling about 125 students who earned roughly $3,000. The center aims to curb school dropout by easing high school expenses and plans ongoing job placement through a yearlong effort.
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Chamber Executive Appointed Assistant General Manager
Chanel W Renwiriney was named assistant general manager of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce in charge of communications military and public relations. Willam Ochs announced the appointment which begins February 1 as part of a chamber expansion and staff reorganization. Ken Worthey, former head of public relations at St Marys University, will assume the post and bring 19 years in news, publicity and public relations to the role. He is VP of the local Public Relations Society of America chapter and director of the San Antonio Advertising Club.
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Hospital District to Seek Federal Aid for Teaching Hospital
San Antonio's Bexar County Hospital District seeks federal funds to support its teaching hospital program amid rising indigent care costs and limited local revenue. Judge Mary Reeves cites dependence on state and local taxes, urging national aid to sustain critical hospital services and education.
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Boat Named After Mrs Ochse Renamed Amanda on River Walk
The Nell was renamed Amanda during a River Walk ceremony at the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce building. The boat, a smaller version of Krey Wattlyen barges, seats eight for tours and ten for dinners, and will be used for parades tours and events. New directors announced include Richard W Calvert Lt Gen Harry H Critz W J Ells and E J Swearingen while Mrs Ochse plate is to be affixed to the boat.
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Five man group chairs chamber committees for 1970 23 term with Edwards Cheviet Schreiner Nelson Scobey Muying Storages group chaired by Transporta Co Walter A Schmid Jрд and others named as executive committee members for Lone Star Brewing Co and Frosh development plus district and regional posts.
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Med School To Be Host Conference At UT Medical School
Pereonmel directors and representatives from University of Texas systems statewide along with University of Houston and Texas Tech will attend a conference Thursday and Friday at the University of Texas Medical School in San Antonio. The event opens with Dean Dr. F F Carter Pannill and UT System Personnel Director J C Kennedy will run the gathering. Program moderators include Norman Minter, Pets Smith, Gene Green, and Im Jannasch from UT campuses.
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Ex Mental Patient Slays Mother In Houston Case
Rich Whippern, 21, a former mental patient from California, killed his mother Pegy Jean Bolts, 42, in Houston after claiming divine command. Police found a knife, Bible, and a chaotic scene with the suspect muttering an unknown tongue and citing biblical phrases as he confessed to the slaying.
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Bandit Robs Bexar Store
A bandit robbed a Bexar County grocery store about 500 dollars in cash. Deputies traced the suspect to locations in Sayers and Schertz as detectives seek a man in his 40s with a small caliber pistol who fled in a truck. Delorese Dantecky, an attendant, described the suspect and the incident at Lone Oak Grocery Market.
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