Community music events and meetings in San Antonio area
San Antonio groups including Walker-Ford Singers and Johnson Ensemble plan a Tuesday performance at Lincoln Park Church. The Sad Attarwan Sanwly hosts a dinner meeting and charity events across multiple venues while the Northwest YMCA sponsors a trip to Galveston Marineworld. Royal Arch and other groups announce concerts, picnics, and a Sunday mediation effort at local venues.
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San Antonio
Walker-Ford Singers
Johnson Ensemble
Mashville
Van
Will
Lincoln Pack
Christ
Thorn Went Too Wey Hodis From The Light Files
Compilation of varied July dates from 1916 to 1988 notes crime, civil defense drills, bonds, film production, and local governance in San Antonio and nearby areas. Events include a Hollywood Park robbery, a national alert, a Ripshy Estate bond vote, a tax rate change, and early film industry activity.
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Vlent
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Houston
National Civil Defense
Scale of Justice Tipped for D A
In a third article Stryker McGuire continues an examination of grand juries in Bexar County and Texas as a political instrument. The piece draws on Greg Davenport current research and St Marys University related work for context.
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Bexar County
Stall
Stryker McGuire
Texas
San Antonio
Greg Davenport
Mies
St. Mary's University
Councilmen Back Off On U S Suit Battle Divides City
Five council members clash over suing the Justice Department to challenge the 1972 ruling. Some back delaying actions until charter changes or voter input are clear while others push immediate litigation. Mayor and several officials warn against rapid action as legal options hinge on court decisions.
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Dusaye Department
Jen Harkin
Manchyte
FRM Madesid
Connertman Henry Crineros
Justice Department
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Wistreting
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Leese
Hurtovan
Thertman
Tayak
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Arebird Teniente
Mayer
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Actin
Tali Cockrell
No Frills Plan Sparks Pay Boost Debate in South San Antonio
Trustees discussed Raul Pras plan to create a local salary index linked to years of experience, replacing a uniform $600 bachelor’s supplement. The district, facing a $10.4 million budget, debated cost, tax impact, and whether to adopt a phased five or ten percent raise for employees while maintaining the no frills budget.
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South San Antonio
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Raul Pras
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South San Antonio Teachers Association
Prady
Join Machado
Joseph
Terbert Harper
Harper
Prado
Grand Juries and secrecy in the grand jury system
The text discusses the grand jury system, secrecy surrounding proceedings, and the debate over whether juries act as rubber stamps or function as protective devices. It mentions figures such as Samuel Dash and references Senate Watergate hearings and related legal commentary.
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Moltenmen
Samuel Dash
Mt Chaneel
Wrom
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National LULAC Staff Appointments Named in San Antonio
Three San Antonians were named to national LULAC posts under national president Manuel Gonzalez. Jose F Olivares becomes national housing chairman overseeing projects nationwide, Dario Chapa named Southwest administrative assistant, and Walter Herbeck chairs the 50th anniversary committee. John J Herrera named national legal adviser. Olivares previously served as legal adviser for LULAC District 15. He plans housing oversight and has contributed to San Antonio building projects. He is married with several children.
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Frank Treso
San Antonians
League of United Latin American Citizens
Manuel Gonzalez
Waco
Jose F. Olivares
Engineer
Atorney
Sur Af Furmer
Joe Olivares
Dario Chapa
Southwest
Walter Herbeck
Houston
Gonzalez
John J Herrera
Olivares
Lulac District 15
City Public Service
la Vaca
Central Catholic High School
University of Notre Dame
S A Firefighters to Seek Arbitration in San Antonio
San Antonio firefighters plan to pursue arbitration to resolve a contract dispute with the city and International Association of Firefighters Local 624. Local president Curtis Frantz said the union rejected the city's final offer 615 to 26 and will file for arbitration within about five days. City negotiators expect rejection of arbitration and anticipate court action instead. The union had sought a 25 percent pay increase and other benefits costing over 5.6 million, while the city offered 7.5 percent, about 1.5 million. The contract expires July 31. no tentative agreements were reached and negotiations continue amid potential lengthy legal proceedings.
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International Association of Firefighters
Curtis Frantz
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Claude MecRaver
Sid
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