Rhodes Kids tour brings family band to San Antonio show
The Rhodes Kids, seven siblings ages eight to twenty from Houston, promote pop songs while balancing school. They perform daily at the Convention Center Exhibit Hall for The Light show and the San Antonio Automobile Desters Association exhibit. Paul Rhodes, 20, leads as pre-med UM, while brothers Ron 19 and Mark 18 note music and school, with earnings aimed at college.
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Don Sietsma
Otto Wick
America
San Antonio
William B. Bellamy
Rhodes
al Ransom
Byron Samford
Stryker McGuire
Houston
Convention Center
Courthouse Square
Paul Rhodes
A&t
Paul
University of Houston
Ron
Rhodesids
Pat
Brett
Donny Osmond
Partridge Family
TV Fame
Mark
Marsha
Patl Ltries
Tom Rhodes
Gary
Minster
Alpha Rhodes
Barrera Addresses Campaign Promises and City Role
Roy Barrera of the Good Government League outlined a plan to learn city mechanics and make informed decisions as mayor. He said the council sets policy and he aims for informed leadership, not a strong mayor form, and noted past Alcorta trial remarks and his legal career highlights. He will face Charles Hecker in Place 3, with Milton Guess and Alfred Beckmann also in attendance at the Manufacturers Association luncheon.
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Roy Barrera
Good Government League
San Antonio Manufacturers Association
Holiday Inn
Barrera
San Antonio
GGL
U.S. Dist
Adrian Spears
Martindale-Hubbell
High Court
Alcorta
Jower
Charles Hecker
Becker
Milton Guess
Alfred Beckmann
Ballot positions drawn for City Council race at City Hall
City Council candidates will draw for ballot positions at 1 30 p m Monday in the cover chambers of City Hall. Withdrawals may occur any time before reprinter. City Clerk Jake Inselmann indicated likely Monday afternoon.
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City Hall
Jake Inselmann
Japanese Buyers See Strong U.S. Market Growth
Akita Hirose, executive director of the Japan Trade Center, told a Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Exporting Japan seminar that a large Japanese market and a favorable yen dollar rate bolster American exports. He noted 100 million consumers, $20 billion annual imports, a 30 percent rate improvement, and a shift away from protectionism as Japan seeks higher quality and a better living environment.
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Warren Jennings
Akita Hirose
San Antonio
Japan
Hindsé
United States
Hirose
San Antonio Light Segment Delivers Miscellany Notice
Fragmentary clipping from The San Antonio Light notes a Hearst publication office address at 426.27 McCullough San Antonio and mentions a second class movement yard at fon Aenna with a frequency given. The garbled text limits exact meaning but indicates a local notice or reference item.
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San Kadena
Hearst Corporation Publiation Office
McCullough
Fon Aenna
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