Fiesta Men Group Formed In San Antonio
Fiesta San Altanis Commission announces Fiesta Men formed to recruit members. Monthly meetings to spark membership drive with prizes for top two performers first prize a trip to Mexico City by Chaparral Travel second a watch from Alamo Jewelry. Charter members named from local firms and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiesta San Altanis Commission, Inc
Fiesta Mén
San Antonio
Mexico City
Chapparal Travel
Alamo Jewelry
Toe Eanes
Groos Na
Robert Schumacher
Dominick & Dominic Lowell
Duke
Welcome For Editors At 1973 AP Managing Editors Meet
Mayor Galli welcomes more than 100 editors from across the state to the opening session at 9 a.m. in the Hilton Palacio del Rio ballroom. AP executives and editors from Texas and New York will discuss credibility in photography and critique Texas newspapers, with a luncheon and talks by Mal Malette Falk and others. The program includes afternoon sessions, a Mexican Fiesta, and Sunday morning AP award presentations by Bill E. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galli
Associated Press
Hilton Palacio del Rio
Hal Buell
New York
Texas
Mal Malette
American Press Institute
Auncheon
Falk
Harte-Hanks Newspaper, Inc
Afternion
Dick Tarpley
Abilene Reporter-News
James W. Mangan
Texas AP
John Anderson
Corpus Christi Caller Times
Hearings On Water Revisions Set Across Counties
The Texas Water Quality Board will hold public hearings on proposed wastewater regulation revisions for the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone. Hearings begin March 20 1 30 p m at Hays County Courthouse San Marcos with subsequent sessions March 21 Comal County New Braunfels March 26 Medina County Hondo March 29 Uvalde County Uvalde March Kinney County Brackettville and April 1 Bexar County San Antonio.
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Austin
Texas Water Quality Board
Edwards
Hays County
San Marcos
Comal County
New Braunfels
Médina County
Hondo
Uvalde County
Uvalde
Kinney
Brackettville
Ari
Bexar County
San Amonito
NAB Aims to Put 800 Veterans in Private Jobs
The National Alliance of Businessmen in San Antonio aims to place 800 Vietnam veterans in private industry in 1972 and has already surpassed the goal with 1,384 employed and 354 in training. Charlie Briggs notes 172 percent progress and 100 job openings in the local job bank, with TEC coordinating applicant-employer matching. Veterans are urged to contact TEC offices.
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National Alliance of Businessman
NAB
San Antonio
Charlie Briggs
NBA
John Stein
Briggs
Sa Antonio
Texas Employment Commission
TEC
Central Service Office
Texas Enloyment Commission
Phase-Out Funds Aid San Antonio EODC Program
A 673262 dollar phase-out grant supports the six month termination of the Economic Opportunity Development Corp in San Antonio and Bexar County as OEO withdraws funding. The effort, announced in Washington, targets migrant worker training and senior programs across five counties, including Bexar, with job counseling health and education services. Ruben Rodriguez is project manager for migrants, and an $88000 SCSP grant will fund 42 seniors in 23 locations.
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Gaylon Finkler
Orony
Economic Opportunity Development Corp
San Antonio
Bexar County
EODC
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
EQDC
John Andrews
U.S
Gonzalez
Washington, D.C
Andrews
Department of Labor
Bexar
Atascosa
Fria
Medina
Wilson
Ruben Rodriguez
Davis
ZODC
Alicia G Martinez
Egdc Board of Directors
National Council of Aginget
Martinez
Donald Davis
National Council On Aging
SCSP
State Group To Check For L A Site
The state House Appropriations Committee plans a tour of three San Antonio sites Monday for a potential state office building. Co hosted by Rep. Matt Garcia and Rep. Bobvale the delegation will visit USAA Building Broadway Hildebrand site listed at 4.3 million then SAMSCO Building Cherry Street and city land on Alamo Street across HemisDale Plaza. Other lawmakers including Senators Rothmann Wolff and Reps Savion Bird Lombardina and others may attend.
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State House Appropriations Committee
San Antonio
Matt Garcie
Bobvale
Appropriations Committee
USAA
Broadway and Hildebrand
Samsco
Cherry Street
Alamo Street
Hemisdale Plaza
Garcia
Tohn Gali
Rothmann and Wolff
G. J. Savion
Ron Bird
Frank Lombardina
Price Daniel Tt
Neil Caldwell
Alvin
Appropriations
Fred Agni¢h
The
of Texas
Austin
San Antonio St Patrick Parade Draws Irish to Green
Irish residents and friends will march in a Texas Southwest St Patrick’s Day parade in downtown San Antonio at 10 a.m. headed by Gov. Briscoe. Grand marshal Pauline O’Brien will represent the Harp and Shamrock Society of Texas. A ceremony near the Alamo will honor Irish who aided Texas independence.
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St. Patrick's Day
Houston
JH MC
Briscoe
Dublin
Ireland
Pauline O'Brien
The
Harp
Shamrock Society of Texas
Ielshien
Alamo
Texas
Kissinger Plans Mexico Vacation With Palm Springs Stop
Presidential adviser Henry Kissinger arranged a Friday night trip to Acapulco for a sun vacation. He typically travels by presidential jet and will stay at Las Brisas, a private villa resort. The trip would be his first in months and may include a Palm Springs stop as guest of actor Kirk Douglas.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Acapulco
Mexico
Kissinger
Las Brisas
Palm Springs
Calif
Kirk Douglas
Hearing on MR Bill Due for Texas state school
Austin reports a House subcommittee on mental health and mental retardation will hear REGIS by Rep. Roy Bird of San Antonio to establish a state school for the mentally retarded in San Antonio.
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the Light
Austin Buredy
Austin
House Subcommittee On
Regis
Roy Bird
San Antonio
San Antonin
Art Center Planned By DONS WRIGHT The Koehler Property
The Otto Koehler name home near the SAC campus will become an art center in cooperation with the San Antonio Art League. Refurbished and furnished with period pieces, it will host campus group meetings and student art shows. Approved Friday by the San Antonio Union Junior College District board.
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Otto Koehler
Asso Ow. Ashby
San Antonio College
Koehter
San Antonio Art League
Action Okayed
San Antonio Union Junior College District
SAC
St Philip's College
Skills Training Center
E. Commerce
Jerome Weynand
Carrigae
Koehler
W. Myrtle
Russians Seek US Space Suits in Moon Era Bargain
Washington stake in Apollo era spacesuits emerges as Intercontinental Computer Exchange negotiates a potential 20 to 60 day signing window. Delivery could occur within the year as Soviet interest in US space gear intensifies. The piece also notes high student job placement at a Texas training center funded by an 81.5 million dollar Education Department via the Texas Education Agency.
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Washington
Ubt
Soviet Union
U.S
Nash C. Thompson
Howed
Texas Employment Commission
U.S. Department of Health
Texas Education Ageuncy
San Antonio Light publication page transcribed billing data
Fragmented OCR shows newspaper billing, rates, and carrier details for the San Antonio Light including monthly and Sunday rates, public notices, and scattered monetary figures. Names and exact items are unclear due to garbled text but indicate circulation and billing metadata from Hearst publication records.
Professor Is to Speak at Unity Church Meeting
Dr. Bartie Killo, professor at the University of Texas at Austin, will address the energy crisis at a Sunday 3 pm Citizens for Lafe Power meeting at Unity Church. A question and answer period follows the talk and the public is invited to attend.
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Bartie Killo
University of Texas At Austin
Citizens For Lafe Power
Unity Church of San Antonio
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