S A Military Drug Abuse Problem Severe Says Medic
Marjorie Clapp reports that San Antonio area military personnel show a drug abuse problem comparable to national levels. Fisher Wilford Hall USAF Medical Center cites 31 percent of Americans aged 16 to 26 have used illegal drugs, with 20 percent of Air Force inductees admitting prior drug use. Unofficial estimates place 24 percent of enlisted men sampled at Lackland.
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Lackland Air Force Base
South Central
Texas
Drug use trends among U S forces seen rising report says
A psychiatrist notes drug abuse among service members rising, with heroin and amphetamines increasing while LSD and barbiturates decline. He cites Operation Intercept reducing marijuana supply but driving heroin use up, and warns of mixed marijuana with barbiturates and a dangerous LSD strychnine combo. The discussion refers to Vietnam era effects and ongoing meetings in San Antonio.
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Income Tax Loopholes Linked to Boys State Attendance
A Treasury review cites billions in tax expenditures, noting preferential treatment for various tax provisions. The report, discussed by Sen. Proxmire, highlights deductions and exemptions affecting individuals including students from Texas attending Boys State events. Attendees Gregory V Viliey and Bernard Pieniazek are named among those involved.
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Bobby G. Brachmiller
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Gary D. Harrell
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Cab Driver Robbed at Gunpoint Near Brackenridge Park
Red Bull Cab Co. driver Carl Pendl said a man armed with a .22 revolver robbed him of $17 around 1 pm Thursday near the Continental Bus Station area and Craig Street. The suspect fled after disabling the cab radio, jumping a fence, and running toward Brackenridge Park Gulf Course. Police noted the incident amid broader tax and fiscal mentions in the report.
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EKODC Board Election Slated Amid Candidate List
EKODC schedules a Saturday board election with several certified candidates vying for director seats across multiple zones. polling sites include local high schools and community centers while voters must be residents aged 18 or older with valid ID.
Downtown Master Plan Forms for Modern Center
The city planning department advanced a downtown master plan to create a multipurpose center with apartment complexes for all income levels. It envisions a multilevel central district with mixed living and working spaces, coordinated public private efforts, and a priority on revitalizing the core as suburban centers lag.
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Planning Department
Charles Becker
Becker
Unclear charges in Austin case involving two defendants
In Austin, two individuals were held without bond on Friday facing charges related to a suspected narcotic and weapon incident. The reported names include Merle Dea Stembrook and Georgi Ward, with brief mentions of hospital and Brackenride area. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Merle Dea Stembrook
Vind Georgi Ward
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Outer Henry
Robertson Wani
Brackenride
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Beer License Finally Granted By 41M Price
County Judge Blair Reeves granted Thacker's request for an off premise beer license for Thacker's House No 1 at 1003 Donaldson. Eight women protested alleging sales to minors but offered no proof. Reeves will ask the Liquor Board to monitor the place. Earlier, Thacker was fined 250 for possessing pornographic literature for sale at his Nast store, Dec 1, and Reeves denied a license for another store, now on appeal.
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Blair Reeves
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Bert Page
County Court At Law No
Benton Davies
Volunteer Army to rely more on civilians in coming years
Charles F. Mullaly, director of civilian personnel for the Army, told civilian personnel directors and eight staff assistants from the Fourth and Fifth Armies that the volunteer army will shift duties toward the soldier core while the civilian side expands its role, with a focus on minorities and a career intern program. The meeting was at El Tropicana Hotel, and Mullaly later met Lt. Gen. George W. Underwood. The Fourth and Fifth Armies are slated to merge into a single Fifth Army headquartered at Sam Houston.
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Army Civil Service
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Fourth Army
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Day Care Plan Outlined for Model Cities Area
Gene Rodriguez of EODC presented a comprehensive plan for day care across San Antonio’s Model Cities region. The program, funded by Model Cities, will open July 1 at the Center on Colima and expand to San Juan Homes, with private homes prepared to assist working parents.
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Economic Opportunities Development Corp
EQDC
Model Cities
San Aronio
Guzens
House of
Rodriguez
Suffocation autopsy ruled in two child deaths
Accidental asphyxiation was ruled Friday in the death of a 514 month old boy while a second boy, who swallowed cigarette filler, was listed in poor condition at Bexar County Hospital. The infant Tracy Jemkins was found face down at the foot of his bed and died Thursday night at Wilford Mall USAF Medical Center.
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