Pistol Packing Padre Guided West Side Youths
The Rev Henry Hug known as the pistol packing Padre guided a tough West Side parish in San Antonio after becoming pastor of St Agnes church in 1943 He learned Spanish helped form youth groups and led a clinic for children and pregnant mothers He avoided violence but earned respect from locals and police He died at 65 after years of cancer and is survived by sisters and a brother
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Jug
Agnes Garhike
Ruiz
Alotwih Fay
Yoakum Als
Sancti
Siilla
Adin Fornando Cathedral
Ural
Gaugs
Uitte Continunis
Lignimburg
San Antonio
Las Gallinas
Hug
B. F. Paup
Monsignor
Popo
St. Paul's Catholic Church
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Mat
Nelson Moore
Qne
Frend Seralls
Shent
Popp
Rou
Bycht
Midwest
Hilg
Looding Creek
Hig
Seudoir
Prowlaig
Sisters Et Teil Conven
Kudebyanid
Philomena Law
Josephing
Mary Benedicta
O.S.D
Joseph L. Hug
AACOG Averts Funds Conflict In San Antonio Area Plan
The Alamo Area Council of Governments AACOG halted a funding clash between Bexar County and San Antonio as it advanced regional redevelopment and urban renewal projects. The group approved a 319 564 895 plan to redevelop the Wisin Verde area with HUD aided housing and designated a criminal justice planner while ensuring county participation and law enforcement representation.
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Robert Hospital
Doris Wright
Alamo Area
AACOG
Hood Elementary
Ctirial Justice System
Inchiding
Aria
Angahe Croete
Bexar County
San Anto
Rearieenet
Tortcommittes
Japen
Wisin Verde
Blair Reeves
Carl Haberman
Wiia
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
AACOG Realigns Planning Areas For LBJ Ranch Region
The Alamo Area Council of Governments moves to realign its planning counties to include Kerr Gillespie Frio and Nueces as AACOG expands to 37 members. A July 28 executive committee presentation will address areawide planning grants and state criminal justice applications.
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Alamo Area
Frio
Neidall
Saci
Privel
Ciborn
AACOG
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Council For
Hexar County
East Siger Center
Friends
Immunization plan discussed by Metropolitan Health officials
Wistrich, Wy RK wass, and City Council met with local school officials to set up a diphtheria immunization program this fall. The council endorsed Henckel's idea to survey families of Milwaukee children at schools during the fall campaign. The council also canceled a summer recreation contract for trees.
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Hearh. Wistrich
Wy Rk.wass
Dity
Henckel
Ross
Tignckel
Bolen to Retire New Finance Director Slated for City
City Finance Director Bennett Bolen will retire. Carl White will succeed him as assistant finance director. Bolen, 64, will stay on as special financial consultant at 15000 per year. White, 39, has a master's from St. Mary's University and joined the city in 195?, rising to chief budget analyst then budget officer before becoming assistant finance director in February.
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Bolen
Bennett Bolen
Henckel
Carl White
Thit Bolen
Hetkiel
Bolan
Ineents
Hollywood
Fla
Ther Cy
Seve Matthews
White
St. Mary's University
Clit
Ehell
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Shriner Officers Elected At North America Assembly
Evansville Indiana's Henty B Struby was elected deputy imperial potentate of the Shrine of North America. He is slated for elevation to imperial potentate at the 1872 imperial council session in Dallas Fort Worth. Dr Robert Brannon of Ingleside named imports chaplain and Robert E Birgert of Dallas elected president of Cabici the international past parentates association.
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Miame Beaci
Henty B. Struby
Evansville
Ind
Shrine of
City seeks LEAA grant for regional crime center plan
The City Council approved applying for federal funds to establish a regional crime center serving Besar and surTodadie counties. The city would contribute 904,845 with LEAA providing 160,003 for a project including a mobile crime unit to enhance local crime detection and facilities.
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Tehoratory
Besar
surTodadie
Schools Must Remit to City for Unauthorized Free Lunch Funds
Two local school districts Edgewood and San Antonio face repayments totaling 53,2466 for free lunches funded by Model Cities grants. City officials say funds were intended to cover only added lunches for low income children, not the total lunches already provided. The city will withhold future free lunch payments until districts repay the misused funds.
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Edgewood
San Antonio
Agsistamt
White
Dédera
Galti
Henckel
Teen Named Newark Education Board Member
Newark WA AP reports Lawrenté Halim, 17, became a member of the Newark Board of Education today, ranking among the youngest to join a national panel. The announcement notes Halim’s inclusion amid a push for youth voices in local governance.
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Newark
Lawrenté Halim
Sky Spy to Aid Officers in San Antonio and Bexar County
A new Sky Spy helicopter program funded by the U S Department of Transportation will equip San Antonio and Bexar County police with an eight million dollar helicopter over two years. The city council will share part of the cost with the county for maintenance and operations. The unit will support pursuits, traffic enforcement, and surveillance, enhancing law enforcement capabilities statewide.
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Gared
Garza
Imanner
Gatti
San Antonio
Bexar County
Sepla
Bor
Hughes ‘Tool Ce
Culver ‘City
Cali
Courtcil
Sonl
paperback book due for The Pentagon Papers edition
New York published notice that Ramanm Gooks announced an illustrated paperback edition of The Pentagon Papers. The work will collect 148 entries from the original report with a wide sample of documents and coverage of Viet Nam involvement and a Times conspired storyline.
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EW York
UPI
Ramanm
New York Times
Pentagon
Pentaison
Entree Times
Pola Rssay
Vieland
Rail Union Sets Selective Strikes in July Action
The United Transportation Union representing over 265000 rail and engine service members announced selective strikes against Union Pacific Southern Railway System and Chicago Northwestern Railway Company. The walkouts would begin at 6 a.m. on July 16 to press for a new national contract covering wages and working conditions.
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Cleveland, Ohio
United Transportation Union
UTU
Union Pacific
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