Massive Scout Fund Drive Aims to Expand Local Program
A San Antonio area Boy Scout drive announced at a session on Aloma Avenue aims to raise 1.6 million dollars to enlarge scouting from 18,090 active youths to 27,002 by 1976 and 45,000 by 1980. The plan envisions adding 50 units this year and 2,000 more by 1975, with service centers and volunteer networks expanding across the region.
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Antonio Light
Frank Wondhok Jr
Fatto
E Bennack
Tts
Digram
San Antonio
Arma S Area Council
Boy Scout Service Center
Lewis Kayton
Antonig
Army Area Council
Hunt
John Kuyton
J¢e
Steen
San An
Indian Creek
Rainext
Tank Council
M. B.keen Orgahlend
Quet
Bol
Considine
Stemas
Doc" Killian
C. Sonreiner Nels
Prine Tag
Gomne
Hearad Million
Ben
Mack
Oper
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David R. Scott
Philmont
Scott
San Antonio Tax Load Seen Reasonable With Bonds Considered
City committee reports San Antonio’s per capita debt is modest at about $206 to $214 for residents, with overall tax burden fair as 46 percent of revenue comes from property taxes. They outline bond plans up to $60-80 million, timing over years, and propose a March 2 election with absentee voting March 2–17. April voting machines scarce may push March ballot.
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Bob Heaton
San Antonion
Capital Improvemente Fund
Capital Improvements Steering Committee
San Antonio
Corpus Christi Fort Worth
Jerry Henckel
Msybe
Peneral
Menckel
San Antonians
Bexar County
Mencke
Revere
Elf
Findice
Bennett R. Bole
San Anloyid
Henckel
Marca
Dangers Cited Smog Can Be Invisible In Black White
Scientists warn invisible air pollutants pose risks even on clear days. Air quality now linked to chronic nervousness irritability and health problems, with potential links to social tension and disputes among families.
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Worta Bork
San Antonio Stock Show Boy and Girls Contest Plans Pollution Study
A San Antonio stock show feature outlines a science contest for students open to sixth grade through high school. Entries must describe how carbon monoxide and other pollutants affect health and air quality, using a fingerprinting approach with neutron analysis to identify polluter sources.
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San Antonio
Robert Es Stock
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Sonny Jama
Sonny
Automobile Eshausis
National Academy of Sci- Kallison
Abe
Willam Zoller
Rodeo
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San Francisco Bay Area
Glen E. Gocton
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Massartories
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Stanford Univert
Antonia
Dncertesiant
Beltor
HemisFair Plaza redevelopment discussed by panel
HemisFair Reuse Panel hears Southwest Research Economics Director Lary Prehn present on HemisFair Plaza development. Chamber officials and committee members scrutinize plans, debating voter support and timing, while Randall Duell notes his design ties to Six Flags projects.
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Homer Guerra
Southwest Research Economics
Lary Ty Prehn
HemisFair Plaza
Chamber
Frank A. Benack Jr
T. G. Peters
Nillion
Beonack
Bennack
Hemistair Plaza
Randell Duell
Six Flags
Over ‘Texas
Astroworld
Simiar Enterprisus
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