Police on the Ball in L A Debate Lane Rules
In Los Angeles and San Antonio officers clash over driving lane rules as a Miami test case stirs disagreement among seven police officials. The dispute centers on which lane is inside and which is right, drawing national attention to police procedures and lane identification.
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San Antonio Sees Booming Business and Jobs Ahead
San Antonio projects a strong growth outlook as the Public Service Board plans utility expansions to support new homes and business, with Dol, the board’s general manager, predicting notable revenue gains in the near term. Strong weather reduced air conditioning demand, but other investments, including hospital and university projects, are expected to boost activity.
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San Antonio
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University At
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Special Agent Named for S A in Texas
U S Laurel Service Director James Rowley Tuesday announced the assignment of Maurice A Miller as special agent in charge in San Antonio. Miller, a Virginia native and former Inspector at Secret Service Headquarters in Washington, replaces the late Clarence Krobb, drowned last May in New Braunfels. Miller has served in Washington and Memphis offices and on protection assignments for presidents and vice presidents. He is married to Anne Bray of Palifas County and has three daughters.
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James Rowley
Maurice A. Miller
San Antonio
Miller
Cret Service
Washington
Clarence Krob
Knetseh
New Braunfels
Millen
Virgnia
Virginia Mitary Institute
Smithout Massey Tusiness College
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Memphis
Sheon
Milley
Anne Bray
Palifas County
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Daughers
Marha Agtie
Nineye
Fees Spark Controversy Over School Architect Selection
At a Northside district meeting controversy grows over selecting an architect for upcoming projects. Board members challenge bids and a pool of candidates, with Marmion and Mok named among contenders, as negotiations focus on vetting firms and potential reserves.
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Boas
Fran Prieditch and Company
SMF Oos
Symposium on Mexican-American injustices at Assumption Seminary
Five day conference at Mexican-American Cultural Center Assumption Seminary includes Vatican Commission delegates and Bishop Flores as organizers. Leaders urge concrete action to address injustices, with aims to define issues and propose remedies across nations and communities.
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Charles Decker
Assumption Seminary
Vatican
Patrick Flores
Virgil Edizanda
Eliezona
Villande
France
Germany
Adult Ed Teachers At Clinic At Incarnate Word College
Selected adult education teachers from across the region attend a five day Adult Reading Clinic at Incarnate Word College. Dr Earl Innes says the program updates teaching skills for adult students who fear failure, focusing on initial reading instruction before grammar rules are taught. Sponsored by the regional UT adult education project and the Texas Education Agency, the event gathers 28 teachers.
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Incuimnate Word College
Earl Innes
Word
Jones
Regional Adult Education Project
The
University of Texas
Texas Education Agency
Pnly
Fire damages home on Leona investigated for arson
A fire spread from a fence to an outer wall at 307 N Leona, with investigators probing arson. Fire Chief M R Bena reported about 1000 dollars to the building and 209 dollars to canons, with damage to the residence of Mrs Mary Heny totaling around 1209 dollars. The blaze, started near the fence by an alley wall, was brought under control by fire crews.
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M. R. Benavides
Mary Heny
Wyler
Institute to Aid Students in Southwest Colleges
Mexi can-American advocate Mondragon outlines an institute to sensitize Texas and six other states on the needs of Spanish speaking students entering universities. He cites low graduation rates and aims to recruit Mexican-Americans, while praising McGovern and Eagleton as a plan to mobilize youth and poor voters for the November election.
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New Mexico
Democrat
Mexi Can
Southwest
Mondragon
George Mcvnovern
McGovern
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Muskie
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Nixon
Mondranon
McGiovern
Mandragon
Eagleton
CofC Sends Four to Mexico in Trade Talks
Four senior members of the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce arrived in Mexico City at Mayor Gatti's invitation to join talks with Mexican cabinet representatives. The eight member delegation, led by Pat Logan, aims to discuss rail connections, Amtrak facilities, cross border freight, tax concessions, foreign investment, tourism, and heavier industry development. The group attended a seminar on doing business in Mexico and planned meetings with President Echeverria, with plans to return Thursday.
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Gatti
Greater San Antonio
Pat Logan
Bob Garza
Stanley Campbell
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Transportation Council
Thomas Pop Peters
Amtrak
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Echeverria
San Antonio
Mons
San Amtovia
Ouster of Four Demos Sought in Bexar County
Joy Javier, president of the Democratic Women of Bexar County, urged State Democratic Chairman Ray Orr to call for resignations of four Bexar County State Democratic Executive Committee members. She named Calleen Waners Cody, Jess Young, Mary Asher McCamb, and Wade Cameron as no party, no ideology figures and urged replacement with loyal Democrats in May and November.
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Democratic
Wanen
Bexar County
Ray Orro
Calleen Waners Cody
Jess Young
Mary Asher McCamb
Wade Cameron
George McGovern
Foxas
State Insurance Board to Decide on New Liability Rates
The Texas State Board of Insurance faces a mid August decision on proposed liability premium hikes. The recommendation, based on staff analysis, aims to set bodily injury and property damage rates for policies including drivers with varied demographics. Rates would take effect after approval.
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Bexar County
State Board of Insurance
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Homicide Ruled in Tot's Death
County medical examiner Dr. Ruben Santos ruled homicide in the death of two year old Michelle Pina. A skull fracture listed as the cause. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Juan Pina, was pronounced dead after 7 pm at Reno County Hospital.
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Reno County Hospital
Helen Capue
Cosgrove
Manager Appoints Rewey Anderson to San Antonio Symphony
Rewey Anderson, longtime Wichita Symphony manager, has been named manager of the San Antonio Symphony. He succeeds Kenneth K. Caswell, who moved to the San Diego Opera. Anderson, with degrees from Berlin College and Northwestern University, has worked with Detroit and Baltimore symphonies and other ensembles. He will begin duties in August.
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San Diego Opera
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Southside Group Elects Officers
Santiago Loreto named president of the Southside Neighborhood Assistance Corp. Other officers include Charlie Guerrera vice president Ernesto Almazan secretary Teresa Miunoz assistant secretary Garcia treasurer and Manuel Apolinar parliamentarian for 174.
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Southside Neighborhood Assistance Corp
Charlie Guerrera
Vic
Ernesto Almazan
Teresa Miunoz
Secretavier Garcia
Manuel Apolinar
Subscription rates and regional listings in the San Antonis gazette
The page details subscription pricing by format daily and Sunday and for different regions including Texas Central America and Canada. Rates show monthly and per week options with varying charges for daily, Sunday, and combined delivery. Also notes Associated Press reprint rights and distribution.
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Museums in Texas with Permanent Antiquities Exhibits
The Wide Memorial Museum in Brackenridge Park offers diverse antique displays while the Texas Historical Survey Committee maintains a public museum directory. The 1970 directory lists 285 museums with 189 in planning or construction, and the Texas Almanac notes many under Recreation in county sections.
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Texas Historical Survey Comittee
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