Hobby Views McGovern Endorses McGovern for President
Hobby views McGovern as the Democratic nominee and plans to vote in November. He may limit his support to a vote and is undecided about campaigning in Texas. Hobby, Houston Post leader, did not know McGovern picked Thomas Eagleton as running mate and offered cautious remarks pending more details.
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Mill Hobby
Hobby
Wayne Connally
Austin
San Antonio
McGovern
South Dakota
Texas
Houston Post
Missouri
Thomas Eagleton
Growth Predicted For Head Start Programs In San Antonio
Eupene Rodriguez of the Economic Opportunities Development Corporation urged a closer link between public schools and Head Start centers. San Antonio hosts 18 Head Start and Early Childhood Education Centers serving about 1,200 three to five year olds, with expanded educational focus and comprehensive services. Graduation exercises are set for July 2 at Lake College Auditorium for about 250 participants entering first grade this fall.
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Eupene Rodriguez
Appertudilies Development Corporation
Rodriguez
San Antonio
Manuel Ortiz
Parent Policy Council
Palley
Cruz
Crolp
Woad Start
Ead
Chir Lady At the Lake College Auditoriia
Delegates to Model Cities CPPC to be Paid for Meetings
Neighborhood delegates to the Model Cities CPPC will receive payment for attending meetings with a $100 per meeting cap and $20 monthly limit. The plan, effective Sept 1, follows City Council action announced by Model Cities Director Roy Montez at a council meeting. polling places for neighborhood commissioner elections were named and a location dispute over a site attributed to campaigning was noted.
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CPPC
Councill
Decison
Connissingers
Model Cities
Roy Montez
de Dose Codonas
Medes Fion Center
Cochan
Christ the Ring Church
Robert Rodrigues
Rodvigues
Hele
Bishop Slater Returns to San Antonio Area in Jurisdictional Session
Houston report notes Bishop O. agence Slater reassigned to the San Antonio area during the final session of the South Central Jurisdiction Conference of the United Methodist Church. Six bishops were present, four elected during the conference, and pressed to new roles.
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Houston
O. Agence Slater
San Antonio
South Central
United Methodist Church
Witnesses Plan Their Own Arrangements at HemisFair
HemisFair Convention Center hosts an eight thousand member Spanish speaking Jehovah's Witnesses meeting through Sunday. Volunteers handle food lodging parking and programing with 300 workers across 19 areas. Local congregations double up housing and host delegates while English speaking members from Houston assist. The group aims for smooth operations with extensive self reliance and strict family friendly expectations.
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HemisFair Convention Center
Jehovah's Witnesses
Valentin T. Ramirez
Floresville
Ramirez
Jehovah's Witnesses Convention
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Houston
San Antonio
Rehoval’s
San Antonia
Food Services Department
W. H W. Cabeen
Margarita Rackloupe
Aransas Pass
HemisFair Grounds
Don G. Vantke
Reputation of Produce Is Suffering in Texas
Testimony before the House Interim Committee on vegetable marketing cites quality control and Mexican imports as the two major problems for Texas growers. Witnesses say Texas produce loses out to higher quality imports, while cheap Mexico-grown vegetables enter with lax pesticide rules and spotty inspections. The study committee plans hearings in major vegetable regions in the coming weeks.
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Light
Austin Buren
Austin
House Interim Committee On
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Mexico
John TL. Poerner
Horde
Jury to View Records in Duval County Bank Probe
A San Antonio federal grand jury reviews records from First State Bank of La Diego as part of an investigation into three Duval County public bodies. Judge Wood grants an injunction keeping records in San Antonio and allows government copying with a bank officer present.
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Castillo
San Antonio
First State Bank of
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John H. Wooder
McArds
U.S. Aborey
San Diego
Benavides Independent
Duval Canty Reckamarion
U.S
Williaam Sessions
Sant Antonio
John TE. Clark
Clark
Prand Jury
Duval
Ian
OTELA
Bank
Grand Jury
Duval Bank
Joh G. Heard
Wood
Oliberam
Heard
Frost National Bank
U.S. Auttorney
Mobile Home Owners Protest Discrimination in San Antonio
In San Antonio the Mobile Home Owners Association led by Bill Peterson and Col. Oliver Chamberlain pressed for fair treatment from state, county, and CPS Board. They cite high taxes, licensing fees, and uneven electrical charges, with 7,000 to 20,000 mobile homes in the area.
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Damon
San Antonio
Mobife
Association Plains 4A Dabhy
Texas
Nexar County
City Public Service Board
Hool
Iitory
Eels
Medicite
Bill Peterson
Oliver Chamberlain
Bexar County
Frank Waysehe
Ted Butler
Albert Bustamante
Rand Bill Hobby
Ban Mobile Home Owners
Peterso
Peterson
Cialion
Chamberlain
Fan Antoneo
San Antonio Light Subscription Rates Decline Across Regions
The San Antonio Light lists subscription options and rates by mail and carrier for Texas and out of state, including daily and Sunday plans. The notice outlines pricing for domestic, Mexico and Central America, and overseas destinations with varying terms and frequencies.
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Teris Towers
Sundiay
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Texas
Mexico
Central America
South America
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