AACOG center funding request faces federal deadline
The Alamo Area Council of Governments backed a $47,514 grant proposal for a San Antonio Environmental Education Center to serve as a hub for gathering evaluating and disseminating city environmental information. Some members worried about timing but approved submission before the January 24 deadline.
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San Antawn
Alamo Area
Chris Dulling Jr
Northside
Dulling
New Gear
Mey
Fea
Dar
AAG
Ute Executive Canoniued
Ascog Health Coordinatig
Alid
Plysicnaus
Hospital Prey Sonnel
Frnal
Medina County Water Supply Corp
Suchen Springs Water Supply Corp
Gardendale Waler Supply Corp
Ovis
Department of Hausans and Urban Development
Court Pay Hikes OK'd by Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court approved pay raises for court personnel including two judges, clerks and 15 bailiffs after a contentious session. The action, tied to a new state law granting the court sole authority over county funded salaries, followed a dispute over timing and back pay amid a financial crisis.
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Werklang
Boyar
Jowime Voor
Courh
Tames Marlow
iSfith District Coors
Felner
Niecuuth
Convinesieniers
Reeves
Dias
Barlow
Charles Siderson
Commissioners Court
Hearst Dies At Age 67 Career and Family Highlights
Renowned newspaper figure William Randolph Hearst dies at 67, a longtime editor and publisher linked to The New York American and Los Angeles Examiner. The obituary outlines his naval reserve service, aviation interests, and influential media role, noting his widow Mae Wome and a large family, amid a separate robbery incident in Houston.
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New York American
Los Anetes Examiner
Hearst
Puy
AIC
United States Naval
Navy Interspene
Washington
D Intelligence
Coast Guard
Jae Crolling
California
Sat Franeisee
Guifarnia
Ming
Sur Wiel
HT Aire
Neriloop Aviation
Los Angeles Herald
Aminer
Phaethe M. Hearst
New Mos Add
Cooke
Sam Prancisen
Wiliam Randolph
New York City
Alka
William Randolph
New York
Randolph A. Hedi
San Francisco
Calif
Aid David Thearst
Los Angelés
San Antonio Poverty Funds Probe Sought by Gonzalez
U S Rep Gonzalez asks GAO to review poverty fund administration in San Antonio. He cites complaints on inequitable distribution to East Side residents and asks for concrete data on fund disbursement and administrator salaries. He says results will guide oversight and ensure tax dollars reach the poor.
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Elen Anderson Sadeiol
Washington , US
Gioncales
General Accounting Office
San Antonis
San
Cienzaler
Washington
Gonzalez
Southside Corporation
Tax Hike Debate Spurs Education Funding Reform
State lawmakers push for tax changes after a federal ruling undermined Texas education funding. Rep Silber argues taxes may rise to improve quality in poorer districts while rich districts see adjustments. Vale calls for a new equalizing formula to avoid discrimination across districts. The discussion occurred at Pearl Brewing Co with seven Bexar legislators and local CPA and manufacturing leaders.
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Ben Siedal
Ailber
Yale
Bexar
Concordia Lutheran Church Named on Great Churches List
The Concordia Lutheran Church, Merkens congregation led by Rev. Guido Merkens, is listed on the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Great Churches of Today honor roll. Cited for rapid growth since 1951, membership rose from 37 to 300 as the church marked its 20th anniversary last December.
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Concordia Lutheran Church
Hasse
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
Decision” Magazine
Merkens Concordia
Guido Merkens
Merkens
Regency Place Elementary Named Demonstration Center for Fitness
Regency Place Elementary School at 2645 Bitters has been chosen for the third year as a demonstration center for physical education by the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. The designation highlights ongoing programs and community health outreach supported by the district.
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Regency Place
Bitters
President's Council On Physical Fitness and
S.A. Fiesta Sees Changes Map For 1972 Parade Schedule
The Biesta Savatoria Commission adopted a budget of 85 501 for the S.A. Fiesta amid route changes for the Miesta River Parade on April 12 and related events on April 81 and 22. New parade routes exclude Coummered Street, reshuffled events move hoops review to a Tuesday, and the three night Geran Gurdon Bestival is added. The festival will be sponsored by Beethoven Maconerchar with a 1972 insurance plan and a membership drive requiring five volunteers per organization.
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Han Antonis
Board of Coumissioners
Biesta Savatoria Commission
Miesta
Blowers Pade
Mawers
Flambeau
Coummered Street
Convention Center
Institute of
Lesa Colluees
Beethoven Maconerchar
Holy Cross principal resigns after nine years of service
Brother Culotia resigns as principal of Holy Cross High School effective June 1 and will remain as a teacher. Vat Maloney, president of the board, thanks Culotia for his dedication during a time marked by the school’s recent crisis.
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Stamtey Culotia
Holy Cross High School
Willand Nick
Culoua
Schioal
Vat Maloney
Ihe Hard
City Mayor Seeks Federal Funds for Growth
Mayor John Gall says San Antonio’s unemployment rate prevents federal eco development aid but city pursues opportunities under new funds. He met in Washington with Economic Development Administration officials and Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez while attending National Conference of Mayors events.
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Jean Washingstone Gatti
Action Line Mailbag About Army Training And Anxiety
A reader asks how to handle concerns when a son is in Army training. Advice urges contacting the son's commanding officer, staying in touch by letter, and avoiding panic while awaiting overseas postings or difficulty. The note emphasizes steady communication and calm assessment of real trouble versus fear.
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Vietnam
Warea
Germany
Sabbath Services Start Times at Local Congregation
Sabbath services will begin at 4 43 p.m. Friday at the sanctuary Congregation Rodfei Shee led HSE. Lael, Saturday services begin at 9 a.m.
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Sanctbary
Congregation Rodfey Sheeled Hse
Lael
Fire damages home of bank president at Central Park
A blaze at 11 Trongate, the home of Central Park Bank President Robert D. Jones, caused 5000 in structure damage and 10000 to contents. A gas leak was suspected after the second Moorwall furnace fire began around 3 25 on Wednesday. Jones, his wife and two of five children were inside and neighbors aided in removing furniture.
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He Hame
Campa
Fragmented OCR Price List From Daily and Sunday Page
The page snippet shows a garbled mix of prices and items including Daily and Sunday rates, scattered numbers such as 4.50 19.50 27.00 34.00 and references to foreign countries. It reads as a damaged display of subscription and merchandise figures with incomplete labels and inconsistent formatting.
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Texas
Mexico
Central America
South America
Ivdor
Eee
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