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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1976

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Memorial and community meetings across San Antonio area

The San Antonio area hosts a series of meetings and events including a special memorial for Israeli athletes of 1972 at the Jewish Community Center day camp, San Antonio Public Library board meeting at Main Library, and various workshops at Our Lady of the Lake University and the Worden School of Social Services. Also listed are a Sierra Club meet, a 4-H horse show, defensive driving classes, Knights of Columbus officer installation, and a San Antonio River Authority board meeting.

Jewish Community Center Wmam Ie JL San Antonio Worden School of Social Services Our Lady of the Lake University South Texas San Antonio Garden Center New Braunfels

Through The Years Light Files July 14 Highlights and Prices

A digest of past events with local prices and actions dated July 14 across years. Highlights include Chuck Joast selling at 49 cents per pound in 1966, Elvis Presley earnings from Ed Sullivan in 1956, police in service training in 1646, parking meters prep in 1856, and local politics and health actions in earlier years.

Chuck Joast Ed Sullivan Elvis Presley New York Presley Market Street

Convention Spotlight On DNC Floor And Back Rooms

Sharon Watkins reports from New York on the Democratic National Convention floor and back room activity. The Light will feature UPI AP Knight News Wire and Hearst team coverage to provide readers with in-depth convention insight this week.

Sharon Watkins The Light New York

Bexar County Delegates Busy at Democratic Convention

New York activities find Bexar County delegates hosting parties and caucuses while keeping eyes on Barbara Jordan's convention role. Valerie Kushner met McGovern for breakfast and edited speeches. Lanny Sinkin pushed amnesty plank changes and sold campaign gear. Joyce Peters managed Texas delegation HQ and gathered petitions for Jordan's nomination.

New York Bexar County San Antoninos New York Times Texas U. S Barbara Jordan Plain View Robert DeLuna Bob Arredonde Thelma Gavin Calvin Guest Dolph Briscoe Valerie Kushner Jimamy Carter Bexar Sen Lanny Sinkih New York City Linkin Edwards Aquifer Sinkin Arrig Fishbein Joyce Peters Essex House U.S

Briscoe Draws No 1 Card for Carter at Democratic Convention

The Texas governor drew the top ticket for Carter at the Democratic National Convention Rules Committee in New York. Briscoe praised Carter’s Texas potential but warned the vice presidential pick is unsettled. Mexican-American delegates push for cabinet roles and a separate MAD group, while Mondale leads among Texas voters with 47 percent.

Briscoe Statler-Hilton Brown Texas Arizona California Colorado Moreno New York Bexar County Albert Bustamante Raul Longoria Edinburg Carter Latina Caucus Glenn U.S Walter Mondale Texams National Party Carter Campaign Paul Moreno el Paso

County Eyes No Big Tax Hike in Bexar Officials

Bexar County Commissioners show opposition to raising county and hospital district tax rates with three of five against increases. Only County Judge Blair Reeves backs raises for both taxing agencies, while A J Ploch Frank Vaughan and Tom Stolhandske oppose hikes. Albert Bustamante expected to return Friday for final votes.

O'Lene Stone Commissioners Court Bexar County Blair Reeves A.J. Ploch Ploch Frank Vaughan Vaughan Tom Stolhandske Stolhanske Albert Bustamante

Hearing Set On Carrizo Bank Woes

Attorneys for Citizens State Bank of Carrizo Springs seek to halt disposal of the bank’s assets by the state banking commission. A 9:30 a.m. Thursday appeal in the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals aims to prohibit the comptroller from turning assets over to the FDIC pending the appeal. The bank’s closing, upheld by a district judge, is not at issue.

Citizens State Bank of Carrizo Springs 4Th Court of Civil Appeals State Banking Commission Austin Arthur Mitchell Miller Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Dist James Kazen Laredo FDIC Fourth Court of Civil Appeals Charles Barrow Texas Attorney General’s Office

Executions Reported in Ethiopia After Coup Attempt

Radio from Addis Ababa says 9 men were executed for an unsuccessful attempt to topple Ethiopia’s military regime. The broadcast did not specify when the plot occurred and this is the first time such a coup attempt is mentioned.

Nairobi Kenya Addis Ababa Ethiopia

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Bexar Young Bruuary San Antonio Association Board of Directors Adella Racarmames 4-H Amirito San Antonis Hie Kim Matheson Tod Summers Bates Kim Reisdoeph Greater Knights of Columbus Pam Council Fred¢ncksburg and Huebner San Antonio River Docerars Wathering Mie Guinther Bexer County Wurzbach Creager-Nolle State Pure Food Department City Health Department San Antoni Billy Graham Bridge Dorothy Mangers Dr. Brothers Eadltortal Financial Health Talk Heten Sewyn Heloise Shuls Jack O'Brian Society Mary Ostrum Polansky L.A Southwest Research Institute International Airport Boris Lapm Nesxt Aleksei Shepelez Prince Abdallah Ibn ‘Abd al Sa‘ud Saudi Arabia Ft. Sam Houston Ralph Langley Greater San Antonio McGovern Algonquin Hotel Shirley MacLaine Kushner Valerie Stein Jimmy Carter Leetz Lone Star John Glenn Dallas GOV. Briscoe Carrizo Bank
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