Leak at Green Hospital Sparks Charges of Care Quality
Bexar Hospital Chief defends nursing and obstetrical care at Robert B. Green as a leaked confidential memo questions patient care. District administrator Warren Harding warns care could become critical without seven years of funding. officials say staffing problems stretch resources and hospital capacity amid rising demand.
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Green
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Model Cities Budget Review Sparks Policy Debate
A preliminary look at Model Cities 9.9 million budget reveals cuts and program holds as Council weighs ending an adult education program and a Citizens Participation Policy Committee proposal. The panel also debates a family planning project in the model neighborhood amid opposition from Mayor Pry Tein Felix Trevino.
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SEC Probe Baum Tells of Stock Profits
AUSTIN AP state Democratic Chairman Elmer Baum is to be re interrogated by SEC examiners in a probe of an alleged stock scheme. Baum testified he made a 1969 profit of 62,500 from National Bankers Life stock bought 20 months earlier with a Sharpstown Bank connection, sharing the 125,000 total gain with Gov. Preston Smith. The deposition rounds precede an Aug. 20 hearing on a civil suit alleging manipulation of NBL stock and other dealings tied to state legislators and officials.
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Opinions Not Political Triggered By Civics Class Debate
In Houston AP report, Judge John Singleton criticizes moves to politicize court action. Rep Heatly questions the role of federal judges and the SEC deposits, while a civics class observing the proceeding notes remarks about legal independence. The scene unfolds in a federal courthouse with reporters and guards present.
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Immunity disputes echo in San Antonio testimony
Details from a San Antonio session show Charonea of federal banking lines and Singleton granting immunity to Shep in exchange for testimony. The discussion touches on graft, political defense of processes, and graft-related cases involving Sharp and other figures. The budget includes education, health, welfare, crime prevention, culture, environment, transportation, parks, housing, and economic development.
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Front
San Antonio
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Jenin
Sharp
Frank W. Sharp
Houston
City approves grant for summer lunch program
The City Council accepted a $400000 grant from the U S Department of Agriculture to fund a summer nutrition program for San Antonio youths. Beginning Monday, light lunches will be provided to 20000 youngsters across 24 agencies including the City Parks and Recreation Department.
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U.S. Department of Agticulture
San Antonio
City Parks and Recreations Department
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Ne Arte Abet
Quintana Road Grade Separation Planned for 1978 Start
Traffic director Stowart Ascher says Quintana Road grade separation construction will begin in January 1978 with an estimated cost of 4.5 million dollars and a federal share of 1 million. The City Council approved ordinances to authorize schematic approval and the city manager to sign. The day care program, costing 143 thousand dollars with a 30 percent state share, was negotiated with the Texas State Department of Public Welfare for coordinated funding.
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Quintana Road
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Fischer
Lon
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Texas State Depertment of Public Welfare
Chess Play Times Listed for San Antonio Championship
Registration and first round play begin Saturday at the Aztec Roan Bluebonnet Hotel in San Antonio for a five round championship chess tournament rated by the United States Chess Federation. Open to all Bexar County residents with games at 9 am and 2 pm Saturday and 9 am and 2 pm Sunday. Students and attendees will receive free lunch or low-cost meals. cash prizes and trophies awarded across divisions. sponsor lines include the San Antonio Chess Club and Lyynches.
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U.S. Chess Federation
Bexar County
Iynches
San Antonio
San Antonio Schools to share $1.04 million funds
The City of San Antonio and two social districts plan to divide 1.04 million dollars in Model Cities Funds left unused after the second action year. City officials suggested three new projects funded by the leftovers, including Edgewood and San Antonio recreation equipment and street improvement programs.
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San Antonio
Second Commuter Train Derailment Near Central Terminal
NEW YORK AP A Peon Central commuter rail derailed today as it entered Grand Central Terminal near the site of Wednesday’s derailment that killed one passenger and injured 18 others. A railroad spokesman said today’s incident likely stemmed from a faulty repair работы used after the prior derailment. One of the ten passengers on the funeral Hudson division train was injured and minor damage occurred.
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