MESBIC aid eyed for minority entrepreneurs at center talk
Arthur Singer of the Small Business Administration urged use of the Minority Enterprise Small Business Company program to boost disadvantaged Americans, stressing MESBICs in financing and mentoring while noting limits and the need for ongoing private sector involvement. The seminar at the Convention Center runs through Wednesday with sponsors including the Texas Industrial Commission and the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce.
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ED Castillo
Singer
Convention Center
Arthur Singer
Small Business Administration
Washington
Country Singer
Mesbic
SBA
Norm DeWeaver
Comer Ist Community Change
Texas Industrial Commission
Office of Economic Opportunity
Greater
Market Post Eyed as Market Director Candidates Considered
Councilman Leo Mendoza urged a LULAC committee to consider local San Antonio candidates for the new farmers market director post. He argued a local appointee would understand the community’s complex needs and work closely with current tenants to boost downtown development and job creation.
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Leo Mendoza
LULAC
Mendoza
San Antonio
South San Antonio School Board Purchases 20.4 Acre Site
The South San Antonio School ward bought a 20.4 acre site on Gillette between Felo Alin and Zarnamora for a new elementary and middle school. In a Monday meeting the board approved a $120 across the board raise for certified staff. Teachers will now receive $525 above the state minimum. The board studies a day care center for transmissions in which students' labor education can learn child care. Children 2 to 4 years old would be eligible.
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South San Antonio
Gillette
Felo Alin
Zarnamora
Attorneys Clash Over Bus Issue At SouthernMtg
Southern state attorneys general met at the Hilton Palacio del Rio to discuss school busing and racial balance following a federal court order. The agenda included talks on school finance, nursing home regulations, and power shortages with officials from Virginia Texas Kentucky and Arkansas participating.
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Schol Fl
Wesday
Hilton Palacio del Rio Hotel
Attys
Andrew P. Miller
Virginia
Crawford C. Marlin
Texas
Richmond, Va
H. NM. McTyeire
Kentucky
Alfred Walker
Marie Callender
Federal
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Don S. Smith
Arkansas
Scouts Honor 2 on Board Honored by Alamo Area Council
Two Alamo Area Council Boy Scouts ex ecutive board members Harold D. Herndon and Fred W. Shield received Digar Scout awards at a Scout Service Center meeting. Nominations for two new board members were submitted, and Boyd King Pearl Brewing Co. and Art Thompson Food City were named. George Flaming Saura Rosa Medical Center Glenn Biggs First National Bank and Hubert P. Riley Riata Cadillac were installed as new board members at the meeting.
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Alamo Area Council of Boy Scouts Executive Board
Digar
Scout Service Center
Harold D. Herndon
Fred W. Shield
Boyd King
Pearl Brewing Co
Art Thompson
Food City
George Flaming
Saura Rosa Medical Center
Glenn Biggs
First National Bank
Hubert P. Riley
Riata Cadillac
Alabama case may force federal control of state hospitals
Alabama Attorney General William J. Baxley told the Southern Regional Conference that a class action by patients of three state mental hospitals, joined by civil liberties groups, could set a precedent for federal intervention in other states. A federal judge ordered quick hospital revamps and staffing, with implications for prisons and other institutions.
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San Antonio
William J. Baxley
Alabama
National Association of Attorneys General
Wilton Palacio del Rio
Baxley
American Civil Liberties Union
Psychiatric Associations
Safe
Cedent
Animal Heart Attacks Studied At Veterinary Seminar
A seminar on heart attacks in small animals will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the University of Texas Medical School in San Antonio Boont OL. Dr. K. Weinauner, assistant professor of medicine at Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine, will speak.
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Veterinary Medical Association of
Bexar County
Universiy of Texas Medical School
San Antonio
Boont OL
K. Weinauer
Texas A&m University
College of Veterinary Medicine
Tax Relief In Bexar Seen by Davis
County Tax Assessor-Collector Charles G. Davis says the two year city county tax reappraisal project will boost assessed property values by about 400 million after completion. He notes increases will likely outpace decreases and hopes the tax rate will drop accordingly.
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Charles G. Davis
Morday
Davis
Commissioners Court
Day of Prayer urged for Americans held by enemy forces
Lt Gen Patrick F Cassidy of the 5th U S Army called all citizens to join in prayers for American service members and civilians held captive. The Day of Prayer ties to Nixon's National Week of Concern for Prisoners of War and Missing in Action. Cassidy criticized the enemy for withholding identities and denying humane treatment, inspection, and repatriation.
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Patrick F. Cassidy
U. S. Army
Nixon
Acton
Cassidy
Retired Bishop Will Preach at St. Mark's Lenten Services
The Rt. Rev. J. Wilson Hunter will deliver sermons at the final noonday Lenten services at St. Mark's Episcopal Church from Wednesday through Friday. Hunter, retired bishop of Wyoming and former rector of St. Mark's, has preached in San Antonio since 1949. He is a San Antonio resident and an alumnus of Johns Hopkins University and the Virginia Theological Seminary.
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J. Wilson Hunter
Wyoming
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
St. Mark's
Hunter
San Antonio
John Hopkins University
Virginia Theological Seminary
Man on Aging Panel Appoints Local Aide to National Council
Genaro Cano Sr., administrative aide for Senior Community Service Project of the local Economic Opportunities Development Corp., was named to a national advisory committee of the National Council on Aging. The council aims to expand senior service projects that create jobs for low income seniors. A proposal to triple employment slots under the program was submitted to the Department of Labor. Cano will attend the advisory committee's first Washington meeting on Wednesday.
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Genaro Cano Sr
Local Economic Opportunities Development Corp
National Council On Aging
Department of Labor
Cano
Washington
Orange Attire S A Robbers Active
Police seek links to two robberies five hours apart carried out by bandits in orange jackets. A waitress at Dobb's House reports a $60 pickup and a purse hold up, while a Stop-N-Go robbery yielded $619.70. A Blanco Stop-N-Go and a Hamburg stand incident add to the spree as investigators weigh a single culprit.
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E. Kosab
Dobb
N.E
Louis Molina
Warry Wurzbach
Blanco
Mike Evans
Johnny Barnes
Vestal
E. Commerce
Gomes
Death Ruling Pending in Los Angeles Case
A medical examiner’s verdict was pending on the death of 19 year old Larry Dean Walters found slumped at a Smith Side apartment. Officers found three marijuana plants in vases. Christopher K. Depew, 20, of Holiday Street, faced charges of marijuana possession with a $5,000 bond set by Night Magistrate Phil Chavarria.
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Smith Side
Larry Dean Walters
McNaugal
Christopher K. Depew
Nepew
Phil Chavarria
Rates for Daily and Sunday Mail Subscriptions Worldwide
The page lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions across regions including Mexico Central America South America Canada and foreign countries. It shows rates for different delivery options and destinations with figures in dollars for domestic and international mail.
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San Antonis
Texas Lawast
Texas
Mexico
Central America
South America
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