More Expected 42 File for Council Seats
SHARON WATKINS reports 42 candidates filed for the City Council race with a midnight Saturday deadline looming. Listings detail numerous hopefuls across seven city places, including lawyers, real estate agents, pastors, and incumbents, with party tickets noted for several.
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Sharon Watkins
Bills Shenk
Gomer Pyle
J. Kenneth Brewer
W. Mayfield
Charles Barrow Jr
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
R. L. Glasco
Applin
Benrus
Pete G. Molina
Wimberly
General Maintenance, Co
Willis Huddieston
Marchmont
Bobby Locke
EL Sendern
Locke Industries
Frank Valdez Jr
E. Craig
Jose San Marlin
Oak Hollow
GGL
Terry Loughrey
E. Magnolia
Charles L. Becker
Callaghan
Handy Andy Inc
Whitney L. Girouard
W. Mally
Helfeirian Teacher’s Store Moves and Contact Details
Local notice announces Helfeirian Teacher’s Store relocation to new premises. The message provides a phone number 732-1136 and a P. O. Box 5108 for correspondence, along with garbled lines suggesting an address or care of contact.
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Meda Mech
Fern Sted
P. O
19 Elections Loom By GLENE STONE San Antonio Suburbs
San Antonio suburbs prepare for city elections with filing details across multiple towns. Candidates race for mayor and alderman posts in Terrell Hills Alamo Heights Hollywood Park Kirby Leon Valley and more. Incumbents in several places seek re election as filing continues.
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Alfred Beckmann
Woodmen
Pioneer For Mills
GGL Candiate
Place
Alvin Padilla
Serenade
Quality Products Manufacturing Co
Sherry Stohner
McCarty
Léo Mendoza
Peterson
GGL
Helen R. Walter
Round Table
Andy Cart
W. Mulberry No
KBER
C. C. Escoberdo
Pilgrim
Steve Rossigra
Tudor
San Antonio College
Glene Stone
San Antonio
Terrell Hills
William Ochse
Rick Thomas
Stewart Johnson
Alamo Heights
Lukin Gilfiand
H. Powell
Raymanl K. Schwab
Castle Iills
H. P. Lunndblade
Kent
Ching Grove
Cibola
Ted Dykes
Hi Country Village
Hollywood Park
C. A. Lewis
Robert Simmons
Hart Hite
Kirby
Milton J. Hoencke
Hal J. Halamuda
Adolph R. Kubicek
Leon Valley
Roberta Galindo
Henry A. Daughtry
Murray Hacker
San Antonio Homicide Rates Stir City Traffic
Rumpus notes 103 San Antonio homicides in 1972 and 96 in 1971. FBI data show 13.7 homicides per 100000 people in 1971, above the national average of 7. The report compares city crime with peers and invites readers to stay tuned for developments.
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San Antonio
FBI
GGL City Council slate hides last minute changes and switches
Mendoza defended his bid amid a crowded field as GGL backed candidates and independent contenders jockeyed for positions. By close, Al Rhode, Milton Guess, Sam Corey and others shuffled places, with Guess stepping down as League chair to run again and Ortiz candidates weighing up to midnight filings.
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Mendoza
Mettiess
GGL
Teserve
Rumning
Clifford Morton
Jose San Martin
Claude Black
Lila Cockrell
Milton Guess
Alfred Beckman
Dunn
al Rhode
Joe Manion
Art
Tokyo House Massage Partor
Sam Corey
New Breed
Nor-Ticket
Sudan Executes Hostages in Khartoum as Nixon Condemns Killings
Sudanese radio reports hostage executions at the embassy in Khartoum after guerrilla demands for passage and a deadline passed. President Nixon denounces the killings and calls for justice while Secretary Rogers condemns barbarous murders. A U S embassy spokesman notes the Belgian hostage was alive, and a State Department troubleshooter flew from Cairo to assess nego- tiation options.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
William P. Rogers
Paris
State Department
U.S
George Thompson
Thompson
Williar Macomber
Cairo
Khartoum
Returnees From Vietnam Get Convalescent Leave And Home Rest
Returnees from Vietnam continue on page one with Col Joseph Leradiol of Brooke General Hospital noting two Texan soldiers will be sent to the Army hospital. M Sgt John T Anderson of El Paso and Spec 6 Robert Lewis of Houston are named. Four men remain at Wilford Hall awaiting 3 1/2 day convalescent leave. Capt Thomas J Klemann of Del Rio and Phoenix is in red, with two more months possible. Col James L Lamar plans to relax in Little Rock after a 9 day leave, and Lt Col James C Hivner of Austin expects release to return to his family. Capt David E Baker faces a two and a half week Air Force hospital stay with a walking cast after leg surgery.
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Pines
United States
Joseph Léradiol
Brooke General Hospital
Army Hospital
John T. Anderson
el Paso
Robert Lewis
Houston
Wilford Hall
Thomas J. Klemann
del Rid
Phoenix
James L. Lamar
Little Rock
Ark
James C. Hivner
Austin
Hivner
Air Force Hospital
David E. Baker
Collina
Klemann
Red
Vietnam
Kiemann
Collins
Lackland
Collapse at $200 million complex traps workers in rubble
Eight miles southwest of downtown Washington the massive structure buckled as floors fell, killing four workers and leaving many missing. A crane pulled floors down while concrete debris scattered up to 500 yards. Damage estimates top ten million with fears the building must be torn down to stop further collapse.
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Washington
Glenna Crouch
John Morton
Patrick Kelly
Entine
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