Welfare ID Cards Sought House Bill 964 Meant to Issue Cards
A Texas proposal by Rep. John Poerner aims to require the State Welfare Department to issue welfare ID cards. The card would list full name address age height weight sex and social security number and require recipients to show it at receipt and cashing checks or when dealing with welfare matters. The bill calls for welfare recipients to carry the card as a condition of benefits once the measure becomes law.
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SAC Official To Give Seminar Talk
Bramble directoral management studies at San Antonio College will be the featured speaker at the fourth annual state leadership conference of the Collegiate Distributive Education Clubs of America. Attendees include representatives from Bramble two year colleges across Texas. The two day seminar, held at the Gunter Hotel, aims to discuss development of educational programs in sales management merchandising and human relations. Tom Moss of First National Bank welcomed delegates Friday. A banquet closes Saturday activities. Dave Hubbard of the San Antonio Sales and Marketing Executives will award honors at the event.
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First National
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Delates
Dave Hubbard
San Antonio
Suspect in Smuggling Case Free on Bond in Chicago Case
Suspect in a San Antonio trucking firm tied to smuggling five Mexican aliens to Chicago was released on a 35000 personal recognizance bond after appearing before U S Magistrate Frank Baskii. Chase Clue Morales, 34, appeared with attorney Ruben Montemayor following indictment by a federal grand jury. An alien witness testified Morales received 70 dollars. the aliens sought factory jobs in the Chicago area.
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Chicago
City bill edges toward control of overweight haulers
The House gave tentative approval to Rep. Frank Lombardina’s bill to let cities regulate routes for overweight and oversized commodities. HB 182 advanced on second reading by voice vote. third reading and final passage expected Monday with no opposition from cities or truckers.
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Traeger Bill Sent to Smith for Signing
Texas Senate approves Traeger bill to let small communities join city elections before larger cities. Sen. Wayne Connally of Floresville reports final passage on a 30 to 0 vote. The measure aims to prevent waste if a smaller town blocks consolidation, saving taxpayer money.
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Seguin
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Floresville
Senate
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Garza Indicted for Embezzlement at Broadway National Bank
Carlos Zamora Garza 33 of 331 Carlisle was indicted by a federal grand jury on four counts of embezzlement while serving as an assistant cashier at Broadway National Bank. He posted a $5,000 bond and was freed after arraignment before U.S. Magistrate Baskin.
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Carlisle
Broadway National Bank
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Baskin
Tuition Compromise Viewed In Texas Legislature
The Senate considers a tuition hike lower than the House proposal with resident tuition at 50 dollars per semester and foreign student tuition at 200 dollars. Nonresident increases would be to 500 dollars for out of state students, affecting about 19,000 nonresidents, while Texas residents pay unchanged rates. The House plan would raise nonresident tuition to 700 dollars, a move debated by lawmakers and liberal senators led by Barbara Jordan. The 13 year gap since a legislature last raised tuition ends with this first hike, impacting seven percent of state college enrollments. Police investigate reported incidents involving a girl. her mother reports alleged misconduct.
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Senate
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Texas
Girl Seven Allege Assault by Father In Fragmented Report
A seven year old girl claims assault by her father in a partially readable news snippet. The text mentions school employees and exemptions for teaching assistants and research staff, along with references to residents and payments, but the details are unclear. The report includes names and locations like Devonshire Street but lacks full context.
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Aen Tee
Egypt Rejects Israeli Paper in Peace Talks Twist
President Anwar Sadat refused to receive Israel's latest proposals via Gunnar Jarring until a neutral intermediary deleted a salutation. Israel pressed for withdrawal to prewar borders and a peace treaty, while Egypt demanded full withdrawal from all Egyptian territory before signing. Israeli sources questioned Sadat's sincerity as talks continued through the UN mediator.
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Washington
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Egypt
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Fire Alarm Response Issue in Texas Legislature
Rep Paul Silber of San Antonio introduces Mouse Bill177 to require city fire departments to respond to alarms within the city and to dispatch resources based on the fire chief's immediate determination. HB 1176 seeks charitable treatment for tuition payments to non public schools for income tax deduction.
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Paul Silber
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Silber
Texas
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Seth Well
Want Ad Prompt Encourages Clear Listings
A guidance note urges readers to be explicit in classified ads about items for sale or units for rent. It emphasizes direct descriptions, pricing, and contact details to attract potential buyers and tenants.
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