Community events mix at San Antonio convention center
U S Rep Bob Krueger addresses the annual meeting of the Independent Garagemen Association in La Fiesta Room at the Convention Center. UTSA music hosts a choral repertoire workshop in Lutcher Center. A Women in Communications sponsored live show features San Antonio media personalities at Jaske's. Hermitan Semi judges install officers at Grand Lodge ceremony. Chamber Arts Ensemble performs at McNay Art Institute. Education division of Our Lady of the Linke University offers continuing courses. San Antonio College District 300 Quingana announces WOh-credy courses starting mid January.
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la Fiesta Room
Convention Center
University of Texas At San Antonio
Division of Music
Lutcher
San Antonio
Jaske
I Alume
San Antonio College
Quingana
January snippets from San Antonio era notes and plans
A collage of brief notes from San Antonio area clocks and records: property tax funding for Bexar County Hospital District, Highland Masemic Lodge leadership, potential Texas League move by the Browns, mud and track times at Alamo Downs, a marital ceremony prohibition at a Beacon Hill church, civic calls for a municipal coliseum design, and early January tomato season mentions in San Antonio.
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St. Loui Browns
Browns
San Antonio
It Was Market Not Gas Shortage in 69
Coastal States Gas Producing Co faced West Texas expansion causing oversupply and sought buyers. Oscar S Wyatt Jr described pricing and contracts in a January 1989 New York talk read in a San Antonio court record. City Public Service cash and West Texas pipeline costs shaped Coastal’s profit goals and litigation stakes. Proceedings featured deposition readings and objections over privilege and admissibility.
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Coastal States Gas Producing Co
West Texas
Oscar S. Wyatt Jr
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Wyrt
New York
City Publi Service
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Ford Meyer
Wyatt
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Colorado River
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Austin
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Vietan
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Emart
City Public Service Board
CPS
Annayed Burke
Wiliam Miler
Miller
Jon Wad
Meyer
Ita
Ful Uuder
Peter Michael Curry
Youngest No 2 Man Sworn as San Antonio City Pro Tem
Councilman Heney Cisneros, age 24, was sworn in as city pro tempore during Thursday’s council session. He will replace Councilman Bot Bula as mayor pro tem starting Monday. Hall records show no younger person ever holding the No 2 seat on the council.
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Council Advances Aquifer Study and River Bend Parking Plan
City Council approved a $772,019 aquifer study to protect Edwards Aquifer and a $32 million River Bend parking structure near Casino Commerce Presa and Market streets. Moteult & Eddy received $125,000 for planning and drilling to outline water protection measures and purification methods.
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Edwards
WIM
Moteult & Eddy, Inc
Edwards Rechime Cine
Dilner
Mel Surlentuss
City Public Works
Architectuye
Larry K. Travis and Associates
Mallow
Pepcencil Ca
City Hall
Around the Plaza Bexar Feels Billy Grahan Boyz
A compact notice notes activity around the plaza involving Bexar and a band or group named Billy Grahan Boyz. The item reads like a brief classifieds style mention of local happenings.
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Bexar
Billy Grahan Boyz
City Council reviews pet project priorities and funding
The City Council discussed nearly 4.5 million in federal community development requests and a proposed 17 million third year CBA funds plan. A public hearing set for May 7 will determine which projects move forward, including East Side Recreation Center, amphitheater feasibility, Migrant Service Center, and swing pools.
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San Anlo
San Amonio
Kal Cocker
Glen Hartman
Henry Cisneros
al Rohde
Ara Las
Thimahoud
Mie Cley
Claude Black
East Side
futtman-Sullivan Park
Reade
Councilman
Ford Nielsen
Usta
Richard Tensente
Bob Hilla
Phil Pyndus
Houston Gateway
Atong
New Arauntels
National Farmers Union Convention in San Antonio May
The 75th National Farmers Union convention will be held in San Antonio with more than 3000 delegates expected. Prominent figures including President Carter and Vice President Mondale may attend. Texas Farmers Union plans its state convention in Amarillo on January 22 and 22.
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National Farmers Union
San Antonio
Allrwer
Jimmy Carter
Victor &. Ray
National Farmers Union Direetor
Uhuyshiy
Wahey Mondale
Scenoury of
Bob Bergiind
Texas Farmers Union
Amarillo
Ray
Turners Union
Texas
Farmers Union
Washington
Oprapaim
Rae Fai
Austin
NTU
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