Cops Not Enough Says FBI Official At Chamber Meeting
FBI assistant director Herbert E. Hoxie told the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce that modern technology and better police do not alone curb crime. He urged business owners to adopt precautionary measures, such as internal checks, secure keys, and vigilance against fraud, noting white collar crime costs and harms the community.
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Linda Jones
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Greater
San Amon
Hoxie
Toxie
Chamber of Commmerce
Vindeit
San Antonio
Erie
Flosie
Meluubng Mirkmay
Prakeck Rinself Team
Ermiely
Wosiv
Hox
Hersert E. Hoxie
Greater San
First of Many Hats Tossed in Democratic Primary Race
Democratic hopefuls filed for the May 1 primary at the party headquarters as Matt Caria defeated an incumbent in District 47. Other candidates include Fay Sivkin, Tom Moore, Liiuoine Holland, Wayland Simons, Kathleen Moat, and Innes Haskin. GOP chairman reported multiple inquiries though only Jaffrey Wainworth filed by Wednesday. Separate DEA case saw Lessie Sukis Juarez arrested and remanded to await trial. details bound to supply year’s political and legal developments.
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Fay Sivkin
Tommor
Liiuoine Holland
Wayland Simons
Low Parkhouse
Kathleen Moat
Innes Haskin
GOP
Richard Fiidleman
Quirkey
Puy
Jaffrey Wainworth
Alterno
A la Agia Tan
Wielent
Omarijmma Hs
Bexar County
U.S
Joseph PF. Leonard
Lessie Sukis Juarez
Drug Enforcement Administration
Ahsted
Leamird
Det Rie Toy
Leanne
Balloon Adrift From San Antonio Zoo Atop Fence
ReporterKeith Peters of an Indian newspaper reports a balloon marked San Antonio Zoo found stuck on a fence. Louis Di Sabate confirms the balloon was released by weather winds from south to north. The National Weather Service notes the balloon was carried aloft and landed inland near a fence.
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Louis di Sabate
Su Antonin Zoo
di Sabate
Vmonest
Aman
Keith Peters
Indiami
di Subity
San Antonio Zoo
Dean Quante
Naneeal Weither
Tase
Hae
Boys Clubs Name Ist Girl of the Year in San Antonio
The Boys Clubs of San Antonio crowned its first Girl of the Year, naming Irene Aguilar of Texwood Mary School as the recipient at a banquet. Calderon branch officials noted being among the first in the city to begin female membership as Northside and other branches prepare to recruit more. New officers were installed, with Jerre appointed president. plans include Sunday openings and expanding services to about 580 children, aiming to use 58 percent of the operating budget by 1978.
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San Antonio
Hes
Plone
St Dee Eye
Clube Ani
Mal Caldera Branly
Irene Aguilap
Tex Yood Mirth School
Moe
Calderon
Terrie
Chats Ae
Jerre
Carla Baker
Richard Redriver
Warren Pp. Kohls
Alfred (Url
Stee
Eastside Brave
Fidel Tuvei
Northsigby Brinch
Cal. George Alton
Caltyriny Brunch
Hopeful Newton Honored at San Antonio Reception
Democratic Texas Railroad Commission candidate Jen Newton spoke to San Antonio supporters at a reception in the Alamo Bank Building hosted by local figures. Newton pledged vigorous advocacy for energy policy and promised votes for public power while noting ongoing legislative work. Attendees included judges, county officials, and party supporters, with Newton emphasizing ties to South Texas and the governor’s advisory council.
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Sharon Watkins
Jen Newt
Texas Railroad
Cammissin
San Antonio
Navton
Jane
Nowa Wens
San Anaia
Alimo Nacena Bank
Sor
Nedson Wolff
Uhevenlo
Barald 2
Hernidan
Fred Wo Shields
Alma
Hope
Wolff
Newton
Texaa
Antony
Charles Barvew
Fred Klay
Peter Michael Curry
Carin Spears
Corol Qaberman
State Sea
Car Traeper
Stade Reps
Ge J. Sutton
AL Brown
Dudge
Bill Kouves
Frank Vaughan
Ton Stalhandske
Dist
Mey
Todd Bunter
Sheriff Balltanek
Nowta
Gowurtor’s
Sea Advisers
Connellant
Thenergy Resources Commitee
Ben Ramsey
Walter Wondlands
Austin
Antonio Repualitern
Tost Pom
Jon Newton
Nelson Wolff
Texas Railroad Commission
UT Library Finishes On UTSA Campus Construction
The four level library building, transferred to the UT system by contract with Ty C Bateson Construction, covers 226000 square feet and anchors the UTSA campus. When occupied this spring it will house administration offices including admissions and registrar, library offices, and a cafeteria.
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University of Tuxas
Anonlo Cutipos Tis Eien
Ty C. Bateson Consmieton Co
Athens
Stmilion
UTSA
Houkedministratioe
S. Offi
Fire Prevention Family Night and Community Events
Bexer et Blance Family Night at 921 Nolan marks Fire Prevention Month with a 7 30 p m start and an Israeli consular speaker. San Antonio Zionist Organization hosts Dr Yitzhack Rager at 6523 Moss Oak for a talk on Soviet Jewry and Israeli affairs. Over 200 Santa Rosa Medical Center staff will be honored at a 7 p m service awards program. A conference on employment and welfare for low income women is set for Thursday at Our Lady of the Lake University. National Prayer Day observances include 7 30 a m breakfast at F Sam Houston Club and a noon luncheon at Kelly AFB golf club rotunda. Optimist Clubs launch a Tri Star youth event at Terrell Wells School from 3 45 to 5 p m. Parks and Recreation hosts a bicentennial dance for seniors at the Convention Center Banquet Hall.
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Yitzhack Rager
Israel
New York
San Antonio Zionist Organization of America
At & P.m
Moss. Oak
F. Sam Houston Noncommissioned Officers Club
Kelly Air Force Base Golf Club
Tri-Star
Optimist Clubs of
San Antonio
Terrell Wells School
W. Hutchins
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Floyd Schneider
Linda Bailey
Joake's
Boys Clubs of
Robert Munoz
Irma Aguilar
Jerome Miller
Jesse Hernandez
Joseph Cilone Jr
Roger Sacriste
Sam Jorrie
Clement A. Jilek
Ist
Joseph Cihone
Northside
Southside
Jermne Lee Miler
Side
Jesse Hernandoe
Calderon Brattah
Te Boys’ Clubs
Sam. Jovrie
Clement A.dilek
Jupring
Royal Clubs
TRC
U.T. Library
Bexer
San Antonio Canvalescent Center
Nolan
Santa Rosa Medical Center
Southwest Regional Office For
The
American Issues Forum Committee of
Our Lady of the Lake University
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