Sewage rates eyed for five San Antonio satellite cities
San Antonio plans new sewage disposal charges for Olmos Park Terrell Hills Windcrest Castle Hills and Balcones Heights after signaling the five suburbs must renegotiate with the city. An engineering firm is assessing if the city overcharges based on water volume and shifting from a four month average.
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Norma Reed
San Antonio
Galti
Olmos Park
Terrell Hills
Windcrest
Castle Hills
Balcones Heights
Council
Carl White
White
Jey Fer
Trinity Drug Training Center outlines region VII program
Trinity University hosts a Friday briefing on a new drug education program aimed at 1,500 trainees in Texas Oklahoma Colorado Louisiana New Mexico and Utah. Key figures Dick Brach Jones J. Kava and Walter Richter discuss the center based at Trinity and the Help Communities Help Themselves initiative to develop regional leadership in drug abuse prevention.
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Region VII
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Oklahoma
Colorado
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New Mexico
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New
Hospital Seminar Aims to Improve Supervisor Skills
Bexar County Hospital launches a Human Relations Seminar for second line supervisors with at least three subordinates. Twelve employees share experiences on anger and communication to build calmer, more effective handling of conflicts. The five week course pays participants, with plans to extend to all hospital supervisors within 19 months.
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O'Lewe Stone
Bexar Crumty Hospital
Jack E. Coughlin
Bexar County
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Francis Chiapetta
Chiapetta
Interim Dean Shapes UT Med School Three Year Plan
UT Med School Interim Dean Trintan Blorker states he will not be a lame duck administrator while unveiling a three year medical curriculum in San Antonio. The class of 14 first year students hears of a plan to merge first and second year studies into one year with top 25 percent finishing in 18 weeks for possible accelerated graduation amid student skepticism.
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University of Texas Medical School At
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Junes Shoemaker
Houston
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Charles Smith
Fort Wart
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New Commander Named For Randolph Training Wing
Col Vandenberg departs Randolph Air Force Base after leading the 12th Flying Training Wing since January 1971. He will join the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs to become cadet commandant, while Gen Malcolm BE Ryandir assumes command at Randolph. Under Vandenberg, the wing logged 138,994 accident free flight hours and earned top ATC ground school recognition. he was also named boss of the year by a local National Secretary Association chapter. Ryan served in Korea and Vietnam.
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Vandenberger
Randolph Apb
Air Fover Academy
Culovide Springs
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Vandenhers
Randolph
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Malcolm BE. Ryandir
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Vandenberg
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Air Training Command
Woman elected president of San Antonio EODC
Alicia Martinez becomes the first female president in EODC's six year history. She aims to keep the umbrella organization running smoothly and opposes a city take-over of the War on Poverty program. Martinez, 34, is active with National Welfare Rights and the Mexican American Unity Council.
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White
Tower of the Americas Reserve Fund
Stryker McGuire
Economic Opportunities Development Corp
San Antonio
Alicia Martinez
Acula Mati
EQDL
Martinez
Eodo
Quiguing
Guess
Washington
EODG
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Reual Ma Active
OEQ
EODC
EORC
Robert Washington
Ernesto Gomez
Ellen Snow
Junior League
Robert Montalvo
Smoking Ban Ahead in Singapore Public Spaces
Singapore government orders medical staff to set an example by not smoking in public. Smoking banned in theaters and public places with ads for cigarettes prohibited in newspapers and on radio and TV.
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Singapore
UPT
San Antonio Light subscription rates and notices
The San Antonio Light publishes its rate card listing daily and Sunday subscription options for Texas, out-of-state, and international destinations, detailing monthly, yearly, and special weekly plans. Also notes press affiliation with The Associated Press and distribution details.
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San Antonio
Hearst Corporation
HcCuttough
Texas
San Antonis
Miss Fiesta to Ride in Melon Thump Parade
Miss Fiesta will ride a featured Miss Fiesta float in the Watermelon Thump Parade Saturday morning. The San Jacinto Association sponsors the float with judging from 9 am. Terry Lane and the parade start at 10 am with engraved plaques for first place across five categories and ribbons for second and third. Mrs Lambert, a sophomore at San Antonio College, accompanies Miss Lambert with Mr and Mrs David A Oates Sr, a San Jacinto Association director.
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Sat Jacinto Association
Terry Lane
Lambart
San Antonio College
David A. Oates Sr
San Jacinto Assaeta Toe
Louisiana House Rejects Equal Rights Amendment
Baton Rouge Louisiana AP reported the last slate to ratify the constitutional amendment granting equal rights to women failed. The House voted 64 to 32 against ratification, killing the Senate approved resolution.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
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