San Antonio Air Center project marks start of jet facility work
The San Antonio Light reports a $12.2 million overhaul center ceremony launching a major new jet facility at Kelly Army Air Field. Spearheaded by Gen. Jack G Merrell and officials from the Air Force, the project aims to provide centralized maintenance for C5 Galaxy engines and boost San Antonio’s military support role. Leaders praise bipartisan funding, local industry participation, and the facility as a milestone for defense and regional commerce.
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U.S
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D-Fla
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House
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Congressional
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Chamber of Lee
San Antonia
Aintenance and Commerce
Feidl Engineering
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Comander
San Autaro
Avon
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NATO Talks Push for Specific Proposals on Berlin Issue
American sources report NATO ministers plan to present concrete proposals to the Soviets this fall and may dispatch a special envoy for talks in Moscow and the Warsaw Pact. A Brussels meeting will reassess Berlin prospects after the October talks, with possible changes to the alliance stance and a softer path toward a broader security conference.
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New Regulations Threaten Texas Hospital Autonomy
MARAORIE GLATT notes push to curb hospital spending and regulate prices in Texas, with debate over a certificate of need and state licensure. Texas Hospital Association officials warn tighter controls could slow expansions, raise costs, and invite federal scrutiny unless self regulation remains possible.
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Texas Hospital Association
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Health Familiex Council
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Texas
Nursing Degrees For Minority Seniors Planned In Texas Program
A Texas pilot project aims to enroll about 70 high school seniors from San Antonio area in a five year program leading to associate or bachelor nursing degrees. The effort targets Black and Mexican American students with high school diplomas and includes training at San Antonio College and the University of Texas Nursing School. Selection will consider interviews, teachers and counselors evaluations, and aptitude tests.
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Susan Bauernfeind Shive
San Antonio
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Anes
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Washington
Texas Nurses Association
Fery High Schwel
Wiss
Inchonls
Seauimars
Pradance
San Antona
Corps Christi
Lufkin Seit
Rangan
Texas
San Antonin
San Antonin, College
University of T: Nursing School
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Dancers Gather as USAR Names Black General
Washington reports a San Antonio festival spotlighting Brig. Gen. Benjani L. Hunton of Hyattsville Maryland. The event features 500 round dancers from across the state and marks the festival’s first San Antonio hosting. Hunton’s Army career includes command in ROTC and education roles at Howard University. The festival culminates with a dance show at the Alamo and a public march through the city.
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Littlexus Sale
Raneors Koanent
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Washington
Rural balance plan eyed for Bexar area growth
A broad economic development plan dubbed rural balance aims to shift funding from urban areas to Bexar and surrounding counties. The RC&D under the Soil Conservation Service would oversee projects from ponds to parking lots if they prove community benefits. AACOG sponsors seminar on RC&D mechanics and timelines for state and federal review.
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Department of Agriculture
Ala
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