Blac Ea pressing Art phate Tour at Reseuilt Apportunity Cooler
The fourth annual Blac Ea pressing Art phate show runs Saturday and Sunday at the Reseuilt Apportunity Cooler 19k Mousa with Folk Ballot and a Sunday program headlined by local acts. Admission details and schedules are listed, with courses in portraiture by John Squire Adams and Sumner Kehoak, and family programs at various venues. Steph Bah for more information.
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Cours
Johm Squire Adams
Conner Sumner Kehoak
Sisudh
AEGIS
Thraer Wry and The Usui 3 From The Light Files
Fragmentary OCR from a 1964 newspaper page mentions election weather in Besar County and Democratic voters. notes political activity, land acquisitions for Old Spanish Tract Park, and wind damage in San Antonio area. References to President Bougavelts visit and other local events appear garbled.
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Besar
Kendall
United We Stand Divided We’re Mugged by K Sisk
General Edward Levi urged closer federal state cooperation to fight crime. He cited a nine percent growth in crime and suggested mandatory sentences for certain offenses, sentencing commissions, and possible parole reinstitution. He also backed data sharing and warned against privacy fears in criminology. Levi criticized FBI's computerized history program and urged cooperation over federalism tensions.
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K. Stack Sisk
Edward Low
Erie
Levy
Wea
Levi
Mse Saat
Ford
Justice Department
FBI
FBL
Willea
Hill signals cautious stance on LoVaca settlement talks
Texas Attorney General Hill spoke in San Antonio on progress in the LoVaca GatheringCo and CoastSoarCo lawsuit. He warned a fresh settlement must substantially sweeten the pot with stock and cash, and said he would review any out of court deal once it reaches district court.
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U.S
Edward Hy Levi Li
Texas
John Hil
National Association of Attorneys General
San Antonio
Adam¢y
Johny Hill
San Aome
POE
Newoutons
LoVaca Gathering Co
Coast Sure, Corp
Coastal
LoVuca
Atorney
Houston
Stan McLellan
Bill
Hill
oVaca
Amiting
Lowa
Wen
Belin
Reneril
Companies Clam Up Over Public Relations Shortfalls
San Antonio speaker Lipton says corporations spend big on stock preparation yet neglect public relations. He urges top to bottom planning and creative annual reports to present a clear philosophy and industry stance. Quarterly reports should show progress by department and overall status.
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Property
San Antonio
Charles Linton
Ruder & Finn
Ripton
Plaza Club
Frost Bank
Lipton
Rising Costs Won't Wound Veterans
Linda Jones reports that veteran programs will hit record highs as Congress funds care for former service members. VA Administrator Richard L. Roudebush asserts sustained federal support, noting the department’s budget exceeds 18 billion dollars and will grow with inflation. He stresses a national obligation to veterans and praises a shift from old soldier welfare to humane, needs-based programs. The VA continues to support widows and dependents across wars, with Vietnam era survivor needs noted.
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Linda Jones
Veterans Administration
la Mitania
Richard L. Roudebush
Veterans Affairs
Congress
Roudebush
Wis
San Antonio
Non-Commissioned Officers Association
Palacio del Rio
Rowdebush
Couny
Amier
Snd
Tacion
NCQA
Roddebush
Revenue Share Budget Adopted for July December
City Council adopted a 354 million revenue sharing budget for the seventh and last-known entitlement period July through December 31. The plan funds San Antonio Convention Center improvements, fire department equipment, police and fire pension, Edwards Underground Aquifer Recharge Zone Study, and police and fire uniform salary increases. Adopted 7-2 with Pyndus and Harman in opposition.
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San Antoni Convention Center
Edwards
Phil Pyndus
Glen Harman
All-Out Crime Push Urges Texas Vigilance Against Mafias
Attorney General Hill called for a broad push against organized crime along the Texas border, citing narcotics trafficking and burglary rings. He disputed the notion that Cosa Nostra is a major Texas threat while noting Mafia figures may cross the border and promising cooperation with federal authorities.
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Daha Mi
Washington
Moxie
Hill
Ue National Association of Attorneys General
Gov. Belsene
Orgainized Crime Prevention Council
Atte
Carlos Marceiloi
New Orleans
Cosa Nostra
Texas
Mexico
Felivan Tomato Co
McAllen
Rio Grande Valley
Dow
U.S
Edward Lew
Flu Shot Helpers Roll Up Sleeves in San Antonio
San Antonio Metropolitan Health District officials met with 42 volunteer organizations to aid mass vaccination for a swine influenza. The plan covers two phases high risk and general public with about 926000 in Bexar County needing immunization. Medical staff and volunteers will distribute vaccines and provide information as the project aims to start mid July for high risk and by September for general public, though delays risk shifting dates.
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San Antonio
Ross
Bexar County
Steve Melnelly
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