Ex-Addict Warns Teens On Drugs And Theft
Richard Perigo, ex narcotics addict turned speaker, tells Houston area students that addicts are thieves driven by habit and urges adults to join the fight against drugs. He describes his prison time, three-figure daily hustles for narcotics, and argues a community effort can curb youth drug use.
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Bob Heaton
Uhere
Richard Perigo
Perrugere
Perigo
Houston- Partwood High School
Hla
Muntsville
Lexus
Bucks for Butler Drive Aids Incumbent DA
The Bucks for Butler campaign yields startling results as $50 contributions surface from former Lean Valley Mayor Pros tem John Singleton. Singleton, convicted November 4 for driving while intoxicated, received $109 fine and 90 days in county jail. Dave Benavides, Butler's vault clerk, collected the $50, while an assistant district attorney organized the effort amid staff protests. Five detainees linked to the drive were arraigned and held in Webb County jail awaiting further action.
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Butler
Lean Valley
John Singleton
Singleton
S. Benton Davies
Singtera
Dave Benavides Butler
Calleet
Ait
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Buller
Webble
Tard
Jellus Beball
Erich
Ft Hood GIs Held in Laredo Smuggling Case
LAREDO, UP Police arrested five Ft Hood soldiers Friday and charged them with smuggling one pound of marijuana across the border from Mexico.
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Ft. Hood
Laredo
Mexico
German French Meet Plans Conference In Paris
Foreign Minister Mawice Schuman will travel Friday with talks in Paris for a scheduled conference this month between French President Georges Pompidou and German Chancellor Willy Brandt. In Austin, Justice Ruel C. Walker, 59, of the Texas Supreme Court, filed for reelection to a fifth term. appointed in 1954, he won reelection in 1958 and 1961.
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Bonadi
Ned Foreign Minster
Mawice Schuman
Gero
Walter Scheel
Paris
Georges Parmpiton
Willy Brandt
Austin
APE
Daidgey Ruel C. Walker
Texas Supreme Court
Tosday
Finirth
High
Walker
Cannon
Dallas
San Antonio
School chief fears result of home plans
By FRANK TREJO the superintendent of Edgewood School District voiced fear Friday night that additional housing projects would overwhelm the district. Dr. Joe Cardenas warned the district would have to conduct half day sessions if Lopez Lulac and Karren projects proceed. The LULAC meeting outlined aims for the Lyle Park West project near Rivas and Gen Mc Maullen with an architect saying the four to five buildings on a five acre tract could cost 3 million dollars and yield 28 000 dollars yearly tax revenue. Cardenas argued the district has already faced overcrowding at Stafford Elementary after Pan American Jeasue Homes residents moved in, increasing expense. The Rev Henry Casso urged education first and led to a temporary chair and steering committee for a foundation to be formed by Abama Heights residents to direct donations for district programs not covered by public funds. Gleichenhaus and the steering committee were named.
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Frank Trejo
Edgel) Wood
Joe Cardenas
Lopez
Lulac
Karren
Cardenas
Werel
Lneath
Schonl
Stafford Elemenary
Henry Cassa
Lulac Should Be Cut) A Temporary Chairman Andyacervied
Steerifig
Itocxpora
Tion
Alamo Heights
Casso
Robert D. Gleicheohans
Abama Heights
Gleichenhaus
Steerling
Cannon
Thej
South Foundation
Charles
Georgesmayte
Knapp
Ear T
Odel
Charles Orsinger
J. Burleson Smith
John Pipes
X Sykes
Robert Dileichenhaus
PHARR
Dallas Inde
District office meeting outlines leader support and plan
An organizational gathering described steps toward a dissentation and discussed funding, with mentions of foundation money, leadership training, and enhanced recreational programs in the district. Allan Cannon and others were noted as key figures in the ongoing efforts affecting school administration and policy.
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Cannan
San Antonio
Allan C. Cannon
Rebeal
Vir- Washington
UPI
Aait Currin
Fort Henbing
William. L. Foundation
Calley Jr
Army
Women Socialites Aid Needy Children With Shoes
North Side Republican Women’s Club donors, led by Miaktfle Davies, supplied new shoes to 31 children from De Zavala Elementary and nearby schools. Volunteers organized funds, bought footwear across several stores, and coordinated with San Antonio Independent School District visiting teachers division to identify recipients.
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Mak. L. E. Sheppard
William W. Webb
Itu
Souti Town
Rogers
Navarre
Ivantog
Lowle
Barklay
Jirst
San Antonio Independent School District
Echnal
Water Magic to Elmendorf Sparks Town Growth
Elmendorf a small Texas town moves toward self sufficient water supply after a $130,000 bond election funds a 50 barrel well, storage tank, and pipe network. Mayor Raymond Ball notes expected brick works, egg production and new industry, with post office and utilities shaping a brighter future.
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Walter
Elmendorf
Raymond Ball
Harvels
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