Meters Ruling Delayed By City Water Board
The City Water Board delayed a decision on allowing master meters in planned unit developments for one week awaiting a city attorney opinion. A public hearing heard appeals from local builders urging approval of the ordinance to install master meters in single owner and jointly owned developments.
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City Water Board
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Wider
Jol Davidson
Jack Kawa
Howard Walker
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Trinity Sets Concert at World Premiere by Connecticut Composer
The University hosts a world premiere Monday evening featuring a composition by a Connecticut musician. Livirio Antdite conducts the World Premier Orchestra in a program of popular American works. Jaffe the former Wesleyan professor plays viola with student and local performers in San Antonio. Admission 0 cents for students and 1 for adults.
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Ointy
Conmanity
Livirio
Antditeruns
Jaffe
Wesleyan University
Middletown, Conn
Viola
Original Drama Program at Trinity Center
The Kei Woel Players with a four piece rock band perform original scenes on community problems. A 3:30 p.m. show at Trinity University’s Concert Hall kicks off a month long tour through seven southwestern states before returning to San Antonio for the Education drug prevention center event.
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Kei Woel
Mandas
Ruth Taylor Music Corner
Trinkey Universit
San Antonio
Tradnte
of Education
Trinity
San Marcos Students Reach Amicable Boycott Settlement
The San Marcos boycott by about 375 mostly Mexican American students last March ends in an out‑of‑court agreement mediated by the Justice Department. The deal includes a revised dress code, expanded Mexicano and Black studies, more library books, and a campus advisory council with parent input.
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Sharon Watkins
San Marcos
Justice Department
San Antonio
Mike Hernandez
Department
Hays County
22Nd District Court
Wits
Marel
Mernamien
Vity Coun
Priday
de Joursey
Senate approves MAST helicopter program expansion
The Senate passed without opposition an amendment to expand the MAST civilian military helicopter program. Initiated by Senator Tower, the plan would authorize the Secretary of Defense to grow helicopter deployments aiding emergency and accident victims to civilian hospitals. The pilot phase has been praised in San Antonio and operates from Fort Sam Houston, Fort Lewis, Pt. Carson, Luke AFB, and Mt. Home AFB with collaboration from Defense Transportation and Health agencies.
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Washington
U. S
Ft. Lewis
Pt. Carson
Colo
Luke Air Forcs Base
Calif
Mt. Home Afb
Idaho
Departments of Defense, Transportation, and Health, Education and Welfare
Grover Leads GOP Rally Speakers At Ray mond Russell Park
State Sen Henry Grover Republican candidate for Governor led a GOP rally at Ray mond Russell Park with Maurice Angly Jim Se prest Doug Harlan and others speaking. Grover criticized Austin politics calling for tax reform and an anti busing stance while predicting a big Republican win in November.
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Charles Decker
Henry Grover
GOP
Raymond Russell Park
Maurice Angly
Jim Seprest
Doug Harlan
U. S
Willian Chennett
Texas House of Representative
Mike Pagonis
Joseph Sage
J. Thorold Berry
Curtis Neal
James Nowlin
John Doyle
George Richey
Grover
Dolph Briscoe
Austin
Raverner
Graver
Win Grover
Harlan
Hubert Humphrey
District denies bad water amid Villa Coronado diarrhea cases
Bexar Metropolitan Water District managers say sampled water shows no contamination after reports of about 10 diarrhea cases mainly in infants at the Villa Coronado Clinic serving Southside residents. City health officials and a doctor say cases are viral and part of a citywide pattern with no spike at Robert B. Green ER.
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Walter District
Villa Coronado
R. J. Walker
Villa Coronado Clinic
Southside
Water District
Metropolitan Heart Department
Robert B. Green
Une
Skylab study nears 56 day isolation for crews
Three rookie astronauts Crippen Fe ton and Beblen enter the second full day in Skylab isolation at the Manned Space Center. The 56 day simulated flight aims to test systems for three 1975 missions while Russian language lessons and home tasks keep the crew busy.
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Earth
Rabrho Crippen
Wiliam Feton
Kiral J. Beblen
Manned Spacc
Ert Center
Space Izeacy
Skylab
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Skelah
Crippen
Thornton
Community Center Meeting in Roseville
A miss meeting sponsored by Roseville Community Center will be held at Tess State Bank parking area. The event aims to discuss securing more funds for the San Antonio project portion and will occur at 0 pm.
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Roseville Community Centre
San Antonio
Tess State Bank
Fatal 16 Year Old Laments Then Dies in Florida
APD James Davister 106 woke his wife Sylvia with the statement that he felt bad enough to die and did so that afternoon. Sylvia recalled he avoided hospitals, drank milk and water, and never touched alcohol. The couple, living since 1852 by trash hauling and pruning, had a quiet life with no children and a past marked by long years together.
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Sylvia
Remipte
Garner
Winsell
Sylvie
Fareuiet
Merger of Western Air Lines and American Airlines Barred
The Civil Aeronautics Board refused a merger between Western Air Lines Inc and American Airlines Inc. Claiming it would seriously damage competition in several markets and offer no offsetting public benefits. The decision preserves the nation’s second largest carrier as separate entities and supports continued development of the sound air transportation system.
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UPI
Civil Aeronauics Board
CAB
Mirger
Western Air Lines
Western Air Lines, Inc
American Airlines
Sound Air Transportation
Solons Named To State Panel
The Light's Austin Bureau reports Speaker Rayford Price announced appointments of State Reps Tim Von Daoblen of Goliad and Neil Caldwell of Angleton to the Texas Advisory Commission on Interstate Forecasts. They succeed Reps Wy C. Bud Sherman Pou Wart and Jake Johnson of San Antonio.
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the Light
Austin
Rayford Price
Tim von Daoblen
Goliad
Neil Caldwell
Angleton
Texas
C. Bud" Sherman
Pou Wart
Jake Johnson
San Antonio
Lawyers Pick Leaders of San Antonio Bar Association
Roy Barrera is named president elect of the San Antonio Bar Association. Joe Warren Jones, the current president, will start his term August 7 as Frank W. Baker steps down. Other officers include Henry Barrera Christensen Jr., first vice president, and Luis Gargit as secretary treasurer with a slate of directors.
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Roy &. Barrera
Sand Antonio Bar Association
Joe Warren Jones
Frank WY. Baker
Henry W. Barrera Christensen Jr
Fein F. Tafntla
Luis R. Gargit
Charles, D. Butts
Patrick J. Papa
Ie Burieson Amith
Seagal V. Wheatley
Decomposed Body Found in San Antonio Ditch
Police found a decomposed unidentified man face down in a drainage ditch in the 1300 block of Wy Hein Southeast San Antonio. Autopsy pending to determine if death was violent. Two blood stained shirts found in a nearby shack. Laundry marks indicate shirts came from the Raw Antonis Atte Hospital. Body located by a passerby.
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Wy Hein
San Antonio
Publication office ad rates and subscriptions details
Listing shows rates for daily and Sunday publication with domestic and international options. Details include San Antonio, Texas pricing for daily and Sunday, mail subscription options, and overseas rates for Mexico, Central America, and foreign countries.
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South America
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AAO
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