S.A. Architect Builds a Career From Drafting Roots
Henry Ortega grew from a Burbank High sophomore drafting student to a Texas A&M architecture graduate in 1963. He worked weekends with his construction contractor father to fund college, joined the Vaccinations Drafting Club and National Honor Society, and earned the American Institute of Architects student medal after placing second in a Reynolds Aluminum contest. Ortega later served as a U.S. Air Force officer at Ardmore AFB from 1963 to 1965, married with two daughters, and resides at 251 Furr.
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Frank Trejo
Henry Ortega
Burbank High School
Ortega
Henry
Henton
Burbank
Louis
Drafting Club
National Honor Society
Alfred Pieper
Texas A&m
U.S. National Defense Loan Agency
Reynolds
American Institute of Architects
U.S. Air Force
Artarillo Afb
Furr
Regional radiation center planned for San Antonio expansion
Gaylon Finkler reports on a proposed $2 million regional cobalt therapy center to be built in the South Texas Medical Center. The South Texas Cancer Radiation Treatment Center would serve 1.1 million people and handle about 67.2 thousand yearly treatments, with completion aimed for 1978. No expansion at Baptist Memorial, Nix, Santa Rosa, or Bexar County hospitals is allowed. The Health Coordinating Committee of the Alamo Area Council of Governments gave favorable comments and will forward to the AACOG executive committee for final review.
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San Antonio
South Texas
Health Coordinating Committee
Alamo Area
Savn Antonio
Aacog Exective Committee
Bexar aht and Glance light sweepstakes winner moves on
A jumble of clipped notes mentions a sweepstakes winner, City Council session, women’s events at an Air Force base kitchen poll, and various page references. It notes Frank Lombardina’s push to spend 4.5 million on a university services building for a state office in the Alamo City, plus AACOG gains three new elected official representatives.
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Latekland Afb
Air Force
AACOG
Frank Lombardina
Uniford Services Automobile Association
Alamo City
Bustamante urges regional hospitals to aid indigents
County Commissioner Albert Bustamante advocates seven major regional county hospitals to serve medically indigent residents across the state. He notes 14 counties lack physicians and 28 have five or fewer, with current indigent care costing about 50 million dollars annually. He warns the issue will worsen in five years and calls for zoning reform, judicial changes, and county home rule to reduce duplications among governments. He also supports state legislation to regulate drunken driving and revise the constitution.
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Ry ED Castillo
Albert Bustamante
Taxpayers* League of
San Antonio
Precinet
Bustanatite
Bexar County Hospital
Bexar County
Bustamante
State Legislsture Conterns
Couity
Qabot-Stele
Border Key to Drugs Triangle of Death
Rep. Robert Steele and Rep. Morgan Murphy return from a Latin America Asia drug study mission detailing the Mexico Texas border as a pivotal point in heroin smuggling into the United States. They cite Southeast Asian heroin, Latin American routes, and Mexico as stopovers, with plans to submit a full report within 35 days.
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Stryker McGuire
Hwa Conpresamen Whn
Tran
Latin’ America
United States
Sid
San Antonio
Mexico-Texas
Latin America
Eusrope
Robert Steele
Steele
Morgan Murry
R-I
Interna+ Kanal Aiport
Mexico City
Migphy
Connery Finn
Murphy
Mexico
U.S
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Europe
Canpreasman
Bath
Argentina
Peru
Colombia
Panama
HFAC
HRAC
Morgan Murphy
Indicted in Drug Case in San Antonio Grand Jury
Four Austin residents and nine Brazilian nationals were indicted by a federal grand jury in San Antonio on charges of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine. Named defendants include Nancy Stuart Smith, Yvonne Coleman, Mickey Wayte Cherry, Susan Elizabeth Heck of Austin, and Jose Ramos Dealmida of Campo Grande Brazil. The grand jury convened last June under Judge Adrian Spears in the Drug Abuse Law Enforcement Program after hearing testimony on drug matters in Austin and San Antonio.
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Austin
San Antonio
Nancy Stuart Smith
Yvonne Coleman
Mickey Wayte Cherry
Susan Elizabeth Heck
Allot Austin
Jose Ramos Dealmeida
Campo Grande
Brazil
U.S
Adrian Spears
Austins
San Antonio Publication Office Ad and Rates
Fragmented OCR shows an address at 420-12 Kiasdway McCullough San Antonio Texas with phone 226-4271. It lists Sunday and 8 day rates in dollars for listings, travel, and foreign country sections and includes partial prices and seat counts. The text imitates Associated Press surrender of reprinted news while noting a publication’s rate table and contact details.
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San Ani
Haast Corpor
McCullough
San Antonio
Texas
Haity
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