Council to Begin Staff Work on People Projects
The City Council, in an informal session led by Mayor Becker, orders staff to prepare a large bond measure to fund broad city improvements labeled People Projects. They plan to hire more appraisers, target an August 1974 deadline for the revaluation push, and explore using revenue sharing to back the effort.
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San Antonio events and talks feature war veteran and religious leaders
Col Elore Baker, once a prisoner of war, speakers at noon Wednesday for the Rotary Club of San Antonio at the St Anthony Hotel about missing in action soldiers in Vietnam. Dr William M Hart of Beverly Hills addresses at 7:30 pm the same night at the Villita Trade Lodge, hosted by the local Religious Science churches. The San Antonio River Authority board meets at 2 pm in the Three Americas Building Row 210. Leonard Sterling and My visit 138 countries to present News in Russia and the Middle East at 7:40 pm at the Jewish Community Center 103 W Rampart, free to the public. Col Kenneth F Langland retired, to speak at 7 pm at the Gunter Hotel to the San Antonio Ladies Club on traffic safety measures. Joe Ruska’s Around the Plaza notes future shows at the Plaza Dinner Theater, opening Tuesday a Agatha Christie murder mystery. Brooke Army Medical Center interns include 39 graduates from 32 medical, osteopathic and dental schools.
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Texas Lt Gov Urges More Farm Education At Convention
Texas Lt. Gov. William P. Sonby told the San Antonio convention that farmers and ranchers need more education to boost production. He praised the state community college system as a key channel for expanded agricultural training at the Sheep and Goal Raisers Association gathering.
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Texas agriculture education urged to solve energy and water crises
Cites Farm argues Texas carriers face energy and water shortages worsened by outdated equipment. He calls for government and agro business to join in reforms as public hearings on predatory animal control are planned across the state led by the Texas House subcommittee. Jury selection begins for Jose Montelongo in a $1,053.75 embezzlement case at U.S. District Court.
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Burglary Reports Hit Local Radio Shack and Home
Police value stolen Radio Shack gear at 1462 dollars, taken Monday night from 313 Alamo Plaza. Another overnight burglary at 126 Nine Louise, Charles Thomas Walton home, 410 dollars worth of items including TV, air conditioner, freezer, and lawn equipment were stolen.
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Cassidy to retire from Ft Sam Houston post
Lt Gen Patrick F Cassidy, commander of the Ssh Army at Fe Sam Houston, will retire after a 38 year career. He has led Ft Sam Houston since September and previously held roles including deputy commander of the 8th Army in Korea and commander of the 3rd Infantry Division in Europe. He is a recipient of the Distinguished Service Cross. He will be replaced by Lt Gen George P Seneffer, current commander at Fort Hood and former director of Army Aviation.
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Curtailment Rate Up In San Ana As Powers Peak
Voluntary curtailment rose about one percent in San Ana as Public Services officials push conservation to build fuel oil reserves. Despite calls for a 30 percent cut, curtailment has stayed around 12 to 13 percent. CPS currently draws up to 141.9 million cubic feet of gas daily and uses it to back up electric generation. Spengler noted deliveries run slightly ahead of target, aiding reserve buildup.
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San Antonio Light Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
A garbled 1930s newspaper fragment lists subscription rates for San Antonio and Texas distribution, including daily and Sunday options, plus international and foreign country mailings. It references Broadway at McCullough in San Antonio, with incomplete pricing figures and delivery terms.
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