Satellite City Plan Outlined in San Antonio Project
About 30 Moxicad poods and local professionals met Saturday to discuss a proposed Satellite City on the West Side of San Antonio. The plan envisions a million-dollar shopping and business complex with an industrial conference center, a medical hub, a teen canteen, and a small convention facility anchored by a fully integrated mall and service units.
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Sional
Fay
Wer City
West Slide
Origiialor
Profmat
Lori Galen
Interiiy Coaleman
Galantha Aro
San Antonio
Service Medical Center
Pasée Center
Burton Austin
Bard A. Logan
Uie
Texas
George Wallace
Guy Logan
Waltsee
Tex
Jeviough
Matthews
Conroe
Dr. M
State of Sale
Offica
Waggoner Carr
Austinlot
Cim
Ouleagenas
Logae
Thvatl
Ho Pathigians
Newin
Vietnam
John
Woverna Institutional Ameniloht
Hich
Cissent
Thenl
James Allen
Ala
Logan
Gepany
Joamna
Suspect in Stabbing Held After Friday Night Incident
A suspect was arrested early Saturday in connection with a Friday night stabbing that injured a minor. Police booked the individual on charges that included assault to murder and attempted robbery. Details on the victim and exact location remain partially undisclosed.
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Potloe
Seul
Uyearald
Antonio Iin
Wes
Conlelde
Sault
Jyurabio
Urban Renewal Dedication Marks Plaza Pedestrian Mall
Urban Renewal Agency dedicates the plaza and pedestrian mall at the Willita House site at 14 South Alamo, part of the Civic Center project. The 175 by 26 foot plaza used limestone from Rosa Verde quarries, designed by San Antonio architects Mathis and Rogers, with construction by Lyda Inc and A P Boegner.
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la Villita
Alain
Nueva
Tares
Willita
Alsatian
Nueva “Plaza
Willits
Clritus Gisel
Twe
Urban Renew Newal
Civic Center
Plaza
Sea I Center
Our Gal Doris Learns There's a Trig to Being Matherful
Doris Wright covers a mathematicians convention and struggles with jargon while noting exhibitis of textbooks and topics. The four day meeting, hosted by the American Mathematical Society and Mathematical Association of America, runs Thursday to Sunday with workshops and talks on asymptotic formulas and graph theory.
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Doris
Mother's
American Mathmatical Society
The
Mathematical Association of America
American Party Seeks Harmony in Texas
Logan resigns from American Party post as Texas convention debates harmony and strategy. The meeting, in Austin, discusses fielding a full slate in 1972 and raising funds to cover a deficit, with several potential gubernatorial candidates debated and committees reorganized.
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American Party
Harmony Logan
Matthews
Tialnyboly
Wallace i
Acd
J. E
Ene
Aancock
Lubbock Lindustriatist
Hall Tinvans
Wabstow
Jaren Tikes
Mason Fiemér
Dot
Ike
TV Forum Highlights Local Development Corporations
S A Projects topic centers on three pilot community development corporations serving south east and west city areas funded through March 2 under Economic Opportunists Development Corporation. Norman Guerrera William Donahue Tenacio Perez discuss aims with WOAI staff Jim Lawrence and Ray Laube. Winnie Doris attends. Corporations focus on job opportunities bus service and community services with Legal Aid and local agencies aiding residents.
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Tood
Woal-Tv
Tscissians
Citizens Community Development
Ily
Uibbrelly
Econémie* Opportunists Development Corporation
Norman Guerréra
William Donahue
Tenacio Perez
Woai Staf
Jim “Lawrence
Ray Laube
Winnie Doris Af
Bodu Staf
Tainek
Perez
Optus Ovis
Guerrero
Hlg
Doria
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Taitlals
Oxuna and Associates
Gaton
Villita Street
Urban I Reneal
Delhi
Doris Wright
Theo
Indellatte
Foguld Bnderstanail
Tan
Hesthrast
Squyhwest Research
Tailer Way
Convention Center
Hanna ‘Neumann
John W. Yanta
Sanyo, Inc
San Antonians
Dueno, Inc
Mogram
S. A
BODG
Donahue
Eastside
Legal Aid Society
Derja
Darla
Peter
Danny Foy
L-R
Loop 410
Nacogdoches
Carver
Tiree
Aks Leonard Exledson
Vice Press
Fent
Shasy
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