SAHA funds delay prompts board plea for loans
San Antonio Housing Authority leaders warn White House cash hold up threatens August operating funds. SAHA executive director Richard Jones says HUD’s slow approvals endanger 3,300 authorities nationwide, urging banks and Congress to act while modernization money and welfare matches lag.
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Peter D. Franklin
White House
San Antonio
HUD
Housing and Urban Development
Jones
SAHA
Washington
Congress
Henry B Gonzalo
John Daniels
Norfolk Yale Redevelopment and Housing Authority
Daniels
New Jersey
California
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Sutton Homes
Tne
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SARA
State Department of Public Welfare
ARUP
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Focal Hud
Saba
Galeo
Tours
Mayfield
Lewis Chathan
Chatham
Lily Employe
Navy
Midway
Vietnam
Walters
Ite
Falandale High School
Rice University
Myx
Tallie Chatham
Program Criticism Over Model Cities Housing Efforts In Texas
United Organizations Coalition OCT urges the Department of Housing and Urban Development to release a 30 000 grant for snail intake radar projects in the Model Cities area Officials from the coordinating committee say they will meet with coalition leaders to decide if funding for the plant should continue Ed Matthews head of RICC and San Antonio Model Cities officials criticize the housing program for delays and lack of tangible results Program manager Jim Ryan notes HUD has spent nearly 1 million and questions why non qualifying residents are involved in the plan
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United Organizations Coalition
OCT
Department of Housing
Hrhat
Repinnad
Ed Matthews
RICC
Mites
Matthews
Jim Ryan
Thanaper Fay
San Aonio
HOD
Ranch New Town Okay by WQB Certification Decision
The Texas Water and Quality Board may certify the Ranch New Town project next Wednesday. Hugh Yantis says representatives from other agencies can speak on the proposal during a San Antonio Ranch Water Quality Advisory Review Board session at the St. Anthony Hotel. The board will decide on certification aligned with federal and state standards and the developers criteria, while examining areas of early development, waste water design criteria, street maintenance, and long term environmental monitoring to prevent Edwards Aquifer pollution.
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Norma Reen
San Antonio Ranch
Texas Wale
Quality Board
Hugh Yantis
Yantis
Gampires S
Ranch New Town
Ranch New Lawt
Edwards Aquifer
Bob Hants
San Antonio River Authority
Fred Pfeiffer
Sara
The
Sierra Club
New Tech
Honts
Bewis County
Ambulance Plan Urged by San Antonio Medical Leaders
Dr. Khm A Williamson Jr and Dr Jack Brown outline a unified emergency medical service for San Antonio. Mayor Gall supports city collaboration with the Bexar County Medical Society to implement a system costing about one dollar per person annually, using computerized data and centralized dispatch. The effort aims to secure federal funding and requires community funding and active participation. New OFFICERS named for the Abmie Chapter ROA include Lt. Cal Sinman and Col. James J Tsarks.
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O'Lene Stone
San Antonio
Khm A. Williamson Jr
Emergency Mediical Services Committee
Bexar County Medical Society
Gall
Wiliamson
Mindical
Wiha
Texas Revenue Sharing Bill Clears House Despite Doubts
The House approved 248.2 million in revenue sharing for Texas with Bexar County slated for 17.5 million and San Antonio 12.6 million. Representative Gonzalez warned figures may be drastically altered as the Senate reviews proposals and funding formulas.
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Spreial le Tye & Gar
Washington
House
Texas
Briwar County
San Antonio
U.S
Gonealez
Tru Jez
Niiset
Socialist VP Candidate Tyner Advocates Inevitable Change
Jarvis Tyner the Communist party's candidate for vice president spoke at the YWCA saying his party's propositions are inevitable for the United States. He urged replacing the capitalist system with socialism and criticized President Nixon's policies as unrealistic. Tyner, a Philadelphia native, said victories in 1972 could advance concrete propositions. He spoke to an audience of about 100 at The Gunter Hotel, denouncing corporate welfare and calling for wage protections.
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YWCA
Communist Party
Jarvis Tyner
Sta- Daly
Tyner
Philadelphia
Thave
Pannle
Nixo
Anpela Davis Committee
Ywca Loree
Gunter Hotel
Project Funds Approved for San Antonio Creek Beautification
The Public Works Appropriation Committee Fundy approved 1.8 million dollars to complete a creek control and beautification project for Apache Cree in San Antonio. Rep Genvaalez announced the additional funds will ensure the project is federally funded at about 70 percent and includes re channeling of the creek in the western San Antonio area.
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Appelar
Washington
Public Works Appropriation Committee
Fundy
San Antonio
Genvaalez
Two San Antonians to Receive Jewish Leadership Awards
The Jewish Social Service Federation will honor Mrs. Michael Beldon and attorney Stephen Lang at its annual meeting on Wednesday at 7:20 p.m. at the Mini Palacio del Rio Hotel. Samuel Kaplan will speak as federation leaders from Toronto and Minneapolis. The 1967 established awards recognize 25 to 40 year olds for outstanding service to the federation program, with attendees to the general assembly of the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds in Toronto. Reservations are via the federation office.
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Jewish Social Service Federation
Federation
Michael Beldon
Stephen Lang
Heart of Directors
Mini Palacio del Rio Hotel
Samuel L. Kaplan
Ne Federation For Jewish Service
Minneapolis
Leadership Development Commuittee
Council of Fewish Federations and Welfare Funds
Catmelt of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funda
Toronto
Canada
Neuse
Beldon
McGovern Stumps San Antonio for Democratic Nomination
Sen George McGovern visits San Antonio for two days to rally Democratic leaders and delegates in the South against Nixon. He arrives from Oklahoma City by charter plane to Morerna Henn Airport, holds private meetings at St Anthony Hotel, speaks at Plaza Nueva, hosts Texan writers, and departs Tuesday morning for Little Rock. Co chairs include Dr William Elizonia and Maury Maverick Jr.
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George McGovern
San. Antonio
Alamo City
Nakata
Nixon
Oklahoma City
Morerna- Henn
St. Anethony
McGovern Delo
Plaza Nueva
St. Agthon
Alamo
Little Roark
McGovern Movement
Texas
McGovern
Miami Beach
Bexar County
William Elizonia
Maury Maverick Jr
San Antonio
School Tax Crackdown Strands District Trustees
Trustees ordered a crackdown after a report on finances and taxes. Elolfa was directed to obtain legal counsel to lead the effort. The board accepted the resignation of Iristee Anthony Merlack who moves to Houston. A $25,442 bid from Quality Construction Co will build public rooms and storage areas for the high school stadium.
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Gitlen
Talf
Elolfa
Neaders
Iristee Anthony Merlack
Houston
Quality Construction Co
High Schol Stadium
Bristol Place
New Trial Denied In Heroin Sale Case
A district court judge denied a motion for a new trial for Rudy A. Martinez 300 Porter Street an 18 year old man who pleaded guilty to selling a gram of heroin to an undercover city narcotics detective in May 1971 The court had previously denied probation on a one year sentence imposed after the plea and the ruling was issued Friday by Judge Janes Barlow.
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Lath District Court
Janes Barlow
Rudy A. Martinez
Porter
City Oarenties
Tat Oatsm
L A Man Wounded in South Side Lounge Fight
A man was critically wounded Friday night in a fight at Roberts Lounge 124 Pleasanton in South Side. Police arrested a 2 year old man with a Wham Guerra tadquar reled following the incident at Bexar County Hospital where the wounded man Sandiego Guerra was treated after being slashed in the abdomen.
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Rieveahald
Shooting Under Probe: Man Shot by Motorist Helped
Police investigated a Friday night shooting in which a motorist who had stopped to aid Jerry Price, 35, of Attington, was shot in the abdomen. Price, in satisfactory condition at Northeast Baptist Hospital, was found unconscious on Rinome Dale after the attack on northbound TH 35. he later drove to his residence.
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Jerry Price
Attington
Northeast Baptist Hospital
Patice
Assis
Price
Rinome Dale
San Antonio Light ad scribbles unclear
Fragmented OCR text from a San Antonio Light page shows garbled names and financial figures. Reads like an advertisement or station listing with mixed currency amounts, places in Texas and Mexico, and scattered dates. Readable items include broad street addresses and partial pricing lines but lack coherent sentences or events.
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Edward Sarkar
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Austin
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