No Coal For CPSB
CPSB owns 8 acres in Bastrop and Lee counties east of Elgin but has no current plans to use coal for power. General Manager Tom Deely said coal generation is not justified by reserves and costs, with land sales not pursued despite interest from developers.
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Juvenile Defender Idea Discussed in Bexar County Meeting
A public juvenile defender program for Bexar County was debated Thursday as a potential improvement to juvenile defense for minors charged with crimes. Officials including County Judge Reaves and Juvenile Officer Richard Moren discussed a proposal tied to a Texas grant program and funding changes.
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Bexar
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Minoes
Reaves
California
Gottun
Bexar County
District Jussues
Colonel Goldenthal Named ASU San Houston Commander
Col Wilin Goldenthal, a World War II and Korean and Vietnam veteran, will assume command at ASU San Houston after serving as deputy chief of staff for communications and electronics at Army Headquarters. He led the Army Satellite Communications Agency at Fort Monmouth New Jersey and held roles in the Strategic Policy Division at the Pentagon. A UMN graduate, he has received the Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star, the Meritorious Service Medal, and two Army Commendation Medals.
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ASU
Atrategie Phys
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Statt
Goldenthal
West Port
Legion of Meri
Fire damages in Northeast San Antonio scene
A Thursday blaze caused about 1500 dollars in damage at a residence in Northeast San Antonio. Fire Chief Eugene Gara and emergency crews responded to the house near 11220 Pan and 045 Goforth. No injuries are reported.
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Ons Hinehile
Goforth
Diether
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Job Bank Established at UCDC in San Antonio
United Communities Development Corporation announces a new job bank system with Texas Employment Commission. A microfilm tape lists all area jobs updated daily and free to residents in the project area. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at the main office near Acme and Castroville Roads.
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Pure Cell
Wine Darin
UCDC
Texas Employment Commission
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UCD
Acme Road
Castroville Road
Justice Council Court Funds Endorsed For Hexar County District Courts
The Hina Disha Planning Committee of the Alamo Area Council of Governments approved a $19.60 project to fund a district court unit in Hexar County. Funds include federal and county money to hire a district centre administrator deputy administrator and four secretaries plus a court reporter. Also approved a $28,401 microfilm equipment grant for the Bexar County district clerk with federal and county funds. A Law Enforcement Education program funding boost was discussed. Eight people were nominated for membership by the committee including San Antonio and Kendall County officials. decisions await Executive Committee action.
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Hexar County
Crii Nal
Hina Disha Planning Committee
Alamo Area
Iekild
Aministraor
Jone Jaweler
Bexar County
Federal
Law Enforcement Education
E. Mary's
San Antonio Union Junior College
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Edward Idar
Eddie Varpas
Students To Register At Incarente Ward Cel lope Event
Registration for the spring term at Incarente Ward Cel lope is scheduled for Wednesday at Marian Hall ballroom. New transfer and wartime students may register in a one day event from 9 to 4.30, with late periods for those failing to register. Graduate and part time students with surnames ASM may register from 8:00 to 11:30, others until 7:30 pm.
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Cellope
Acm
Pnd
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Vanay
San Antonio Light and Gazette Publication Office Rates
Public notice details for the San Antonio Light and Gazette including office address at 470.27 Strandway, San Antonio Texas 24291, publishing frequencies daily and Sunday, and subscription rates by mail for Texas and other regions. Mentions Associated Press membership and exclusive republication rights.
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McCullougs
Sam Antonio
Sam Anton
Texas
San Antone
Teras
Rights and rules spark debate on minor marriage in Texas
A fragmented column discusses special education programs at colleges and the issue of minors marrying without parental consent in Texas. It cites Dr Patt Myers, Our Lady of the Lake College, and notes marriage licenses cost $5 with joint presence required at the county clerk's office.
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Aden
Tien Thenroate
Dick McCracke
Patt Myers
Harry Jeesige
Our
Lady of the Lake College
Anyaway
Harnale
D.E
Blair Reev
Yamedian
Planners Eye Social Change in AACOG Committee
The Alamo Area Council of Governments forms an Economic and Social Planning Committee to map regional growth and avoid piecemeal development. Antonio Futino of AACOG urges a regional economic plan with clear priorities and goals for agencies to follow. Members include Carol Haberman and regional leaders Pat Logan Earl Lewis and Eugene Rodrigues. They will report at the February 10 meeting.
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Bexar Comuiy
AACOG
Furino
Bex
Pat Logan
Chanter
Commerce
Ray Ellison Industries
Earl M. Lewis
Trinity University
Eugene Rodrigues Tr
Economic Opportunities Development Corporation
Conte Wiltee
Ex Mayor McAllister Leads Second Year Symphony Drive
Former Mayor Emeritus Waller W. McAllister serves as honorary chairman for the San Antonio Symphony Maintenance Fund Drive for the second year. Fred Silvey is general chair, with Martin Gotan as board chair of the Symphony Society, as the effort seeks crucial community support.
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Emeriatus Waller W. McAllister
McAllister
Ace McAllister
Fred Silvey
Martin Gotan
Symphony Society
City Manager lauds federal funds amid national meeting
City officials spoke at a national gathering of planners and mayors about federal programs shaping municipal finances. Henckel outlined Model Cities and emergency employment efforts, noting a $5 million federal- funded push creating municipal jobs and property readjustments in poverty areas. Mayor Gat proposed a 36 member economic council to link minority groups with business mentors to attract firms to San Antonio.
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Iumay
Ciy
Enekel
U.S
Uropicana Hotel
Vanpiwer
Hart Antonin
Hevame
Taiwan
Federt
Gat
Manypower
Canfinesin
San Antonio
Housing word hints at boosted funds for San Antonio projects
San Antonio Housing Authority officials indicated unofficial word that HUD has increased funding by about 15 percent for six city housing projects due to rising costs. Dick Jones cited the escalation but did not specify which projects or funds. The May Housing Advisory Committee also heard that the San Antonio Model Cities housing component is moving faster than other MC efforts nationwide, with 195 lots acquired for new homes in the area.
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Housing and Urban Developent
HUD
Jones
Spe
Cific
Andrews and Associates
San Attanio
Orbar MC Housing
Andrews
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