Community notices and services mix in San Antonio historical column
A fragmentary page lists a Sabbath service at Congregation Redfel Scholarg in Laurel with Rabbi Arpoul Scheinberg, a Northridge AARP meeting, a skin care program at Las Palmas Library, and the Bexar County Beef Cattle Short Course at Union Stock Yards. Also notes nurse internship at Lutheran General Hospital and reduced bus fare for seniors with contact details.
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Redfel Sholom
Congregation
Redfel Scholarg
EL Laurel
Arpoul Scheinberg
Bexar County
Union Stock Yards
The
Extension Service
Lutheran General Hospital
Jobs Drive Opens For 600 Positions In City Plan
City officials announced a $4 million program funded by Commerce and the Community Services Administration to create 600 jobs. The project aims to assist the elderly blind and disabled through a sole-source contract with the Alternate Program for Homemaker Care. Partners include City Council and County Supervisors with May as target, to extend services beyond the initial period.
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Department of CoMmerce
Comunity Services Administration
AL Rohde
Sydae
Blair Reeves
I Prag
EOD Cerehsivhan
Math It Counts Every Day By MVEKIS WILLSON
The convention of the American Mathematical Society and the MAA discussed Morita Theorems and Pseuderompact Algebra with Pollak highlighting daily math use. He urged that housewives need math for shopping choices, weather forecasts, and budgeting, stressing early education and interdisciplinary projects to boost problem solving.
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Mvekis Willson
Matherruttious Association of America
Antoniea Mlervinw
Henry Pollak
Bell Telephonie Laboratories
Stim
Joby
Pollak
Flood Control Project Barging Ahead in San Antonio Plans
A $4 million flood control contract between Bexar County and the San Antonio River Authority outlines reinforcement and rerouting of Six Mile Creek and other river improvements from Nueva to Myrthe streets. The deal, funded by a 15-cent tax and revenue bonds, aims to stabilize the channel, reconstruct the San Juan Dam, and install automatic water gates. Completion is anticipated in 15 to 18 years after design by the U.S. Corps of Engineers, with bond issues expected by November 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
GLRON
Sun
Albert Bushimonte
SARA
Wiskin
Ter Eontract
Othvns Dany
Fred Pfeiffer
San Juan
San Antonio State Hospital
Weil
Con Mims
Mims
Six Mile Creek
Piedras Creek
Espadia
United States
Mums
Peiffer
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Freedom Grove honors Texas roots in San Antonio ceremony
Mrs. Briscoe and Mayor Cockrell attended the dedication of the Freedom Grove at Malincke Park east corner off N New Braunfels Avenue. A Bicentennial project by the San Antonio Garden Center, the grove features over 40 trees funded by the Parks and Recreation Department and donors. Superintendent Tom Keeter predicted the trees will mature into a handsome landscape in five years.
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Dulphin
Sin Antonio
Freedom Grove
Texas
San Antonio
Malincke Park
New Braunfels Avenue
Tom Keeter
Parks Department
Freedon
Kepler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hugh Buckman Jr
Paul K. Herder
San Antonio River
BreXor Ata
Northiridge
American Association of Retired Persons
Northridge
St. Andrew's United
Las Palmas Public Library
Castroville Road
Disbetus Association
Edna M. Spillar
Alamo Area
American Ldichetes Associating
James Ward
Strauder G. Nelson Jr
Frank Johinssen
EA. Neuman
Myrtle
S, Inc
Broadway
Rednehe
Jewish Community Center
Israel
W. Rampart
Feommune Opportunites Development Corporation
Sacar
Pollak Sid Mtath
He Adigd
Telephone Laboratories
Mathematical Association of America
Freedom
Milton H. Baugh Jr
San Antoni Garden Center
Dolph Briscoll
Cockrell
Jackson Kelley Elementary School
Sim Antonin
Ballet Company
Lovett Valdespino
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