San Antonio events and auctions shown across city venues
The San Antonio School District hosts an annual auction at Washington Irving Junior High selling desks typewriters and office equipment. The Texas Women’s Political Caucus plans its second annual convention with Frances Parent as speaker. Pearl Harbor Survivors hold a meeting at Comanche Corral. Humane Society shows cats and kittens at Colimes North Mall. A series on child abuse rehabilitation appears in a four part feature. Experimental Aircraft Association reports a regional fly in in Kerrville. Ballet Folklorica de San Antonio has Fiesta Folklorica at HemisFair. Viree handicapped programs are demonstrated at Wonderlva Gym. Amalgamated Morching Workers sponsor a picnic and labor history program at Contra Cultural Ruben Salazar. Great San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors hear William Goise at Holiday Inn Northwest.
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San Antonio
Becker Urges San Antonio Manufacturers to Aid UTSA
Mayor Becker asked the San Antonio Manufacturers Association to support the University of Texas at San Antonio. Speaking at the Arden Grove Party House luncheon, he urged corporate contributions and cited Austin as an example of growth tied to UT. He also urged solutions to the energy crisis and city utilities oversight.
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Peter D. Franklin
Becker
San Antonio
Austin
San Antonio Light subscription rate table show rates
The San Antonio Light lists subscription rates by carrier and region. It details daily and Sunday options, 3, 6, and 12 month plans, and prices for Texas, nearby states, Canada, and foreign countries. The large table conveys varying costs by delivery frequency and location.
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San Antonio
Tasat
Texas
Texas Daily & Fundoy
Gath
Surrey
Mexico
Centrac
Danty A Fundoy
Sa.co Boi
Sandry
Canada
Bexar Democrats Push Revisions to 1974 Delegates
The Democratic Women of Bexar County urge immediate changes in 1974 delegation selection to address underrepresentation of Blacks women and youth. Key figures urge affirmative action and clarifying party rules while plans to inform the public and push national leaders for open, inclusive processes.
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Gaylon Finkler
Bexar County
Joe Bermal
Democratic National Committee
Tormey
Unt
Women Algo
Democratic Party
Indictments in San Antonio Robbery and Drug Cases
A San Antonio federal grand jury returned multiple indictments detailing an alleged robbery involving $8000 and separate counts against three men George Washington Lite Jr James Ouix Howeth and Woodrow Wits Dixon Jr. Also indicted were Hessbrook An and five San Antonians on marijuana and cocaine conspiracy and distribution charges. Other defendants face heroin distribution and related felonies with varied roles including impersonation of federal officers and aiding and abetting assaults.
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Avery
San Antonio
George Washington Lite Jr
Berger James Ouix Howeth
W. Mayfield
Woodrow Wits Dixon Ju
Dixon
Howeth
Lille
Helotes
Daniel Salac Hessbrook An
Hessbrook
FBI
San
Youth Jailed in L A Shooting
A 19 year old San Antonio resident, Michael E. Pentecost, was jailed in Bexar County on a $25,000 bond after surrendering to homicide detectives in connection with a June 22 shooting that wounded Patrolman Joe Michael Cloud and followed an armed robbery at a Stop-n-Go market. Investigators recovered a .38 caliber pistol tied to the crime scene and pursued several other suspects as witnesses were questioned. Pentecost, on probation for federal charges and linked to stolen vehicle activity, turned himself in after police closed in. His brother Robert Pentecost was arrested on unlawful weapon charges with a separate bond set at $700.
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Stryker McGuire
Patrslan
Vattey i
Bexar County
Michael E. Pontecnss
Kontiki
San Antono
Pentecost
Joe Michael Cloud
Ding
Cloud
Methodist Hospital
Robert
Wis
Seminar Draws 50 Participants at Peacject FREE Effort
About 50 youths enrolled in the Peacject Family Rehabilitation Education Effort attend a Wednesday seminar sharing career emphasis. They toured Brooks Air Force Base and heard talks on vocational training and college prep. Friday plan includes a WOAI-TV tour and a discussion with Edward Chevinl, VP, at 210 am at Mu. Zlon First Baptist Church.
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Brooks Air Force Base
Woai-Tv
Spd
Edward ¥. Chevinl
Tilnee
Mu. Zlon First Baptist Church
Neebraska
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Mary Langridge
University of Texas
American Heart Association
J.A. Langridge
Frances Parenthold
National Women's Political Caucus
Texas Women's Political Caucus
Canter Himnel
Alaina
The
Pearl Harlor Survivors Association
Comanche Corral
Rigsby
Humane Society
Nae Anil
Colimes North Mall
el Gabalib
Glaff
O'Lene Stone
Experimental Aircraft Association
Sill
Squidwest
Kerrville Flying Service
MW Wan
Ballet Folklorica de San Antonio
Wondliwa Gym
Amalgamated Morching Workers of Americail
Contra
Ruben Salazar
Garey
Great
Hearst Coruiorien
Oulite
Broadway
Ay McCollough
Habiader
Bexar Democrat
Bernal
Billie Carr
Houston
Carr
Joe Bernal
Democratic Women Meeting
Seglas
U.S. AN
William
Bureau of
Juan Jose Coy
W. Glenn
Rusiniph &, Cerna
Ji Consuelo
Carmel Munoz Guerra Jr
Denvison
Raymond Rodriguez Garcia Jr
INT Greenhaven
Edward Roland Valdez
Eatwood
Joe Robles Ramen Jr
W. Mulberry
Christopher Lee Poehlmann
Fredericksburg
Carios Momamayor
W. Marshall
Eddie Gan Boa
Dla Fulton
Harges
Thomas Prelcher
Randall Holmes Courtney
Armando Steve Garcia
W. Russet
Alonse Juan Sepulveda
Arcachan Place
Pablo P. Arriaga
L.A
Pasadena
Géih
Pantecoist
Homcide
Frank Castillon
Phil Chavartin
Aigne
Michael E. Pentecost
Loll
Frank Costillon
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