Community notices and events from San Antonio area
A sequence of upcoming local events and initiatives includes a mobile library serving Wind Crest and Camelot Fridays at Handy Andy. Battle of Flowers contest entries invited from US colleges. Rabbi Jacobson speaks at Temple Beth El. Spring Landscape Workshop on lawn care at Garden Center. Toastmasters District 56 speech contest participants named. City of San Antonio requests $380 597 in Model Cities funding for Drug Dependence and youth workshops. North East ISD tour during Texas Public Schools Week. Alamo Regional Science Fair entrants prepare for judging. Dent awareness orientation at Ft Sam Houston. Winderest Volunteer Fire Dept door-to-door property marking drive Friday at City Hall.
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Rhodes Kids Brighten Pediatric Ward With Careful Concert
The Rhodes Kids, a famed musical family, performed at Baptist Memorial Hospital Children’s Pavilion Playroom entertaining young patients. The show was part of San Antonio Light’s 4th Annual Rote Show and featured guitar performances and song. They previously headlined at the Auto Show in the Convention Center Exhibit Hall and are billed as America’s No. 1 Musical Family.
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Barrera Addresses Police on Bargaining and Marijuana Penalties
Ray Barrera, Good Government League leader, advocates collective bargaining for city police, argues for potential voter input, and backs police raises if funds allow. He opposes marijuana legalization but supports treating simple possession as a misdemeanor. Alfred Beckmann supports arbitration for municipal employees.
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Ex-S A Man To Leave Post In White House Spanish Affairs
Tony Rodriguez former San Antonio insurance man says he will leave his job as White House consultant on Spanish speaking affairs. He states he is being phased out by a reorganization of the executive offices of the White House staff.
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Court date set for complex Edwards Aquifer case
A San Antonio Ranch development dispute over the Edwards Aquifer heads to trial at 2 pm on April 30 in federal court. The Sierra Club and others challenge HUD action and seek further environmental impact analysis, warning the case may raise constitutional questions.
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EDA Hopes For Longer Life for San Antonio Program
San Antonio faces a race to extend the federal Economic Development Agency designation that names the city as a special impact area. EDA's future hinges on Congress extending life through June 30 1974 with a 1.2 billion budget. If approved, San Antonio could gain millions in public works grants loans and technical aid.
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San Antonio Gazette Announces Watch Timing and Rates
Public notice from Haaut Corporation at 420-22 Broadway San Antonio outlines watch timing for Sundays and monthly days. Rates listed include daily and Sunday offers with various regional and international rate figures.
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President replies to poems from San Arilian students
President Nixon writes to eight and nine year olds at Rose Garden Elementary Universal City after receiving their first poetry efforts. He compliments their kindness and brightens their day while sending a photograph of himself. The letter notes the students’ thoughtful work and mentions plans for school rules and two pools.
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