New York Prelude in Democratic Primary Delegates At Stake
New York prepares for its Democratic presidential primary on June 20 with McGovern seeking 237 delegates amid uncommitted slates and Muskie’s supporters. Humphrey eyes uncommitted Muskie delegates as campaigns mobilize in Brooklyn, the Bronx, Albany, and Buffalo amid a crowded field including Shirley Chisholm and Henry Jackson.
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Hubert Humphrey
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Brooklyn
Henry Mc Jackson
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Albany
Dante O'Connell
Menaerate Chanan
Joseph Crangle
Walfala
O'Connell
Nevers
Mesiovera
Thulfala
Nuns Hurt In Crash Near Sacred Heart School
Two Sacred Heart School nuns were injured in a traffic collision on Loop 410 at FE 35 Thursday. Sister Mary Angelina, 36, in critical condition at Bexar County Hospital, and Sister Rose, 50, in poor condition. Mrs Gerry Klein, 28, and three passengers escaped serious injury.
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Veterinary Display Set at Wonderland Shopping City
A Romibile veterinary medicine display opens Tuesday through Saturday at Wonderland Shopping City. The exhibit, titled The World of Veterinary Medicine, runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and features pictures and sound to show how veterinary medicine protects people by keeping their pets healthy and how the profession contributed to space exploration.
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Wonderland
Russia Canada Iran Exhibit at Spokane Environmental Event
Officials said the Soviet Union joined Canada and Iran in a Spokane environmental exhibit. The invitation extends to other nations and was announced by the State Department via spokesman Kins Cole, president of Exon-74.
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Wash
Soviet Union
Canada
Iran
United States
Kins Cole
San Antonio Light subscription rates and details
The San Antonio Light lists subscription prices by plan, region, and delivery frequency. Rates vary for daily, Sunday, and weekend editions, with separate figures for within Texas, national, Canada, foreign countries, and Mexico Central and South America. The notice notes AP wire service usage and delivery terms.
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Mexico
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South America
Complex rezoning enables 270 acre UTSA area plan
The City Council approved a zoning change from temporary residential to business multi family and permanent single family for a 270 acre UTSA service area near FM 1601 and Babcock. The plan, from developers led by Charles Kuper and Gibraltar Savings, envisions 8000 dwelling units, 104 townhouses, a 10 acre shopping center, 200 apartments, and several houses with a September 1973 first phase completion target. Budget steps include $227,800 from bond funds for EB Commerce and Montana road work.
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Continuing Rain Welcomed in San Antonio Rainfall
Rainfall total rose to 0.54 inches by Friday evening in San Antonio, though it fell short of the 0.7 inch deficit since June 1. Citywide receipts varied from 0.1 to 0.4 inches with the heaviest reading near a fire station on West 200th Street. Dermatologists urge sun safety after summer’s heat and advise protective skin care.
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Edwards Aquifer Recharge Rates From San Antonio Ranch Report
A preliminary Austin report, presented Thursday to the Water Quality Advisory Review Board, estimates San Antonio Ranch recharge at 0.1 percent of total Edwards Aquifer recharge. Based on 1934 to 1960 data from the U.S. Geological Survey, the average recharge is about 280 feet per year, or 13 percent of normal rainfall. The board, including state agencies and water groups, aims to inform the public and build confidence while weighing future environmental steps before long term development.
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L A Schools OKd Fire Insurance Renewal and Projects
The San Antonio district renewed its fire insurance for all schools after a major Rogers School fire caused extensive damage. The policy runs through May 21, 1973, cost 398000 with 10000 deductible, and covers adjusted school values. Repair contract for Rogers School was let to Guida Bros for the plant. The board approved two sites on Guenther Street for the new Wheatley High School and opened bids for Tonsor High School air conditioning and classroom additions.
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Guida Bios
Vigins Construction Company
Hoard
Richard Teniente
Guenther Street
Wheatley High School
Whatley
Tonsor High School
Betferson High School
Crime Data Liaison To Be Upped
A countywide crime data liaison program will expand contact between computer specialists and local offices. About 20 officials met at the Bexar County courthouse as the system links nearly all law enforcement facets. The Trt system, including CWB and Pharos, will cost 1.143 million dollars, funded mainly by federal crimefighting funds. Agencies must define required data and prepare for increased planning ahead of the start date.
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Bexar County
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Activision
Three Races Runoff Recounts In Final Stage
Recounts in three Pemeralie runoff races advance after machine failures and absentee ballots prompted delays. State Sen Joe Bernal trails Nelson Waltz in District 26 by 1308 after rechecks. Jack Brown leads Jimmy Flores by 67 in Constable District 3. Oscar Carrillo trails State Rep John Traeger in District 71 with no net changes from a machine recount. Counts hinge on returns from remaining voting machines at the county election center.
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Jack Brown
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