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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1971

Page

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New Food Stamp Plan Studied in San Antonio

A study on a revamped food stamp program approved by the Community Welfare Council task force outlines decentralizing certification and use of ID cards and banks, plus bilingual staff and new subcommittees. It envisions advisory committees, partnerships with financial institutions, and quicker eligibility processing, with Austin officials to review the plan.

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New Hazing Policy Moves Forward At Alamo Heights School

Doris Wright leads Alamo Heights district in approving a board policy authorizing the superintendent to draft discipline rules to curb learning disturbances. The plan allows principals to suspend up to 10 days, the superintendent up to 20 days, and the board for longer terms, with grounds including criminal activity and hazing. Officials debated involving law enforcement while a related conference proposal was paused.

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Alamo Heights Board Adopts Policy Changes and Transport Van Purchase

The Alamo Heights School Board approved policy guidelines to protect student rights and assist principals in sensitive cases. It also authorized purchasing a van to transport 3 to 4 year old special education students funded by federal transportation grants. The district reported 950 rubella immunizations in February, including 162 preschool children, in cooperation with the Metropolitan District.

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DA Promotes Two and Hires Two More Prosecutors

Dish. Atty Ted Baller and Atty Stephen Yakas are promoted to three year prosecutor roles in the 17th District Court. Atty Patrick Searcy moves from Juvenile to County Court-at-Law No 2 prosecutor. Mike Schill rehired as ADA in Juvenile section at $7, with Searcy’s pay rising from $710 to $840. Carolyn Martmann hired as ADA in Domestic Relations at $716. Takas’ salary stays at $830 monthly.

Dish Atty Ted Baller Stephen Yakas Patrick Searcy Takas Searcy Carolyn Martmann

Bexar Solons Seek Clean Mitchell Lake Measures

Bexar County lawmakers introduced Senate Bill 513 by Sen. Glenn Rothmann and House Bill 958 by Rep. Hill Finck to ban discharges of municipal sewage into open ponds over one acre at Mitchell Lake. Violations could incur fines from 1 to 10,000 dollars per day. Rothmann also proposed a study to develop the lake into a recreational area, calling it the state’s biggest open cesspool.

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Alcoholism Forum Plans Regional Treatment Proposal

A regional planning group schedules an open forum March 23 at Robert B. Green Hospital to shape a regional alcoholism treatment plan. James Bailey leads the committee. the effort seeks federal funds under Hughes legislation and aims to deliver a state plan by April 9. Jess McNeel donates 2500 dollars to support the study.

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Easement Rejected for John Jay High School by Northside Trustees

Northside School District trustees Monday night rejected CPSB’s easement request on the east side of John Jay High School campus to run utilities to a new housing development. Negotiations will continue as trustees seek adequate compensation and underground lines rather than overhead poles, with a plan to align future district projects and funding.

Doris Wright City Public, Service Board John Jay’ High School Northside CPSB Edmund Cody Traslee Williamy Ee. Tuttle Kleinsmillian Cody Marbach Read Leoni Valley William Hobbys Vance Jackson Kuechter Board Millard Judson Tre Leen Valley Learlier Mindaton Kew Hobby

Dinner Theater Planned at HemisFair Plaza

HemisFair Plaza will host a dinner theater opening around mid June. A national chain based in Dallas will spend about 50 000 to renovate the Abrazo Club into a year round venue with a stage and risers. Broadway shows will be featured and attendance at the plaza reached 84 895 in February.

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Office Opens for South Side GGL Campaign

The Good Government League City Council campaign will open with ceremonies at 4 p.m. Tuesday at 1244 5 W Military Dr. All nine GGL candidates and supporters will attend and invite the public. Volunteers may call the main headquarters or the new Southside office.

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Kennedy Proposes DC Constitutional Amendment Rider

Senator Edward M. Kennedy introduced a proposed constitutional amendment to grant the District of Columbia full voting representation by adding senators and House members based on population. The measure was offered as a rider to another amendment that would lower the voting age to 18. The district now has a nondistricting delegate to the House.

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Torres Cites Push for City Programs in San Antonio Race

San Antonio council candidate Pete Torres Jr urged positive community programs and transit subsidies while urging development plans ahead of the city election. He opposed the GGL on unity mandates, and highlighted industrial parks as a growth strategy alongside neighborhood council sessions and a city ombudsman. Nielsen and Baker echoed calls for checks and balances and faster industrial growth to counter rival influence.

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Kazen Calls for Public Debate in City Council Race

Kazen, candidate for City Council Place 2, invites opponent Ed Hill to a fall debate during the April selection campaign. He criticizes GGL for backpedaling on the airport runway issue and notes his role in defeating the bond proposal. He urges responsible leadership and citizen participation.

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