Holmes High School band banquet and local events in San Antonio
The Holmes High School Office Education Association hosts its annual banquet at Turtle Creek Country Club. In San Antonio, a cattlemen meeting backs spending restraint pledges by President Nixon and Gov. Briscoe. The 21st Civil Affairs troop Army Reserves marks 10th anniversary with an open house at 2110 Harry Wurzbach. St Marys University staff attend AFL CIO seminar at University of Houston on school districting. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 132 offers a Sunday barbecue. Read details on Page 1-B.
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Holmes High School Office Education Association
Turtle Creek Country Club
San Antonio
Nixon
Gov
Briscoe
S21st Civil Affairs Troup
Army Reserves
Harry Wurzbach
POW Returnees Flow From Vietnam War Echoes
Former prisoners of war slated for release by the Communists are to be treated at Wilford Hall and Brooke Army Medical Center. Two ex-POWs briefed reporters at Wilford Hall about their experiences, including Col Gordon A. Larson of San Antonio and Capt Ronald G. Bliss of Temple, describing the emotional homecoming and family impacts as the Operation Homecoming process continues.
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Warren Jennings Lux
Wilford Mall
Usaf Medical Center
Brooke Army Medical Cen
Wilford Hall
Brooke Army Hospital
Army Hospital
Usaf Medical
Air Force
San Antonio
Temple
Gordon A. Larson
Hanoi
Gia Lam
SARA Seeks Higher Sewer Rates For San Antonio Area
The San Antonio River Authority boosts sewer rates effective April 1, residential fees rise from 1.75 to 4.60 per month. Fred Pfeiffer cites lack of federal funds and EPA guidelines as drivers, with plans to reach higher treatment standards and funding uncertain for projects serving Converse, Universal City, and Live Oak.
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San Antonio River Authority
Fred Pfeiffer
SARA
Sara Board of
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
San Antonio
Walter Board
Converse
Windcrest
Kirby
Universal City
Live Oak
Pfeiffer
Sara Board
Martinez
Rast Bexar County
Ex POW Captain Klamann Walks With Braces At Wilford Hall
Ex prisoner of war Captain Thomas J. Klamann of Del Rio walked for the first time since his B52 was shot down over North Vietnam. He spoke of the moment as unbelievable and described injuries to his leg hip and arm. He remains a patient at Wilford Hall USAF Medical Center with recovery expected to take up to two more months.
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Thomas J. Klamann
North Vietnam
Klamann
Wilford Hall Usaf Medical Center
Klemann
del Rio
Air Force Hospital
Horatio R. Aldredge
Kipmann
Vietnam
Earl J. Collins
Defense
Teen Enlists in Air Force Amid Family War Loss
Stephen Van Buren, 17, of Rockford Illinois near Lackland Air Force Base, nears end of basic training and says enlisting is the right choice honoring his missing father Major Gerald Van Buren. He expects assignment to Keesler Air Force Base Mississippi and cites education and money as motives.
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Lackland Air Force Base
Southeast Asia
Stephen van Buren
Rockford, IL
San Antonio
Keesler Afb
Miss
van Buren
Air Force
Maj
Gerald van Buren
S A Youth Hurt in Fire in San Antonio
Rene Gonzalez 18 of 470 Maplewood was burned on face and arm in a house and vehicle fire on the North Side. Firefighters said a pickup fire beneath the vehicle sparked by a drop light caused the blaze. Damages were listed at 7500 to the building 2500 to contents and 2500 to a motorcycle and pickup.
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Rene Gonzalez
Maplewood
Northeast Baptist Hospital
List
J.T. Vela
Gonverez
Guadalupe B. Gonzalez
Vela
Secret Meetings To Be Avoided In City Election
Joe Z Lopez an independent candidate for City Count Place spoke Thursday to police tall calls. He promised police collective bargaining for officers and city firemen two man patrols and city sharing in payment of liability insurance premiums.
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Joe Z. Lopez
Revolution Urged For Brotherhood in San Antonio Banquet
George Christopher urged a new revolution toward brotherhood at the 20th annual National Conference of Christians and Jews San Antonio Chapter banquet. He called for dignity for individuals and unity among Catholics Protestants Jews Blacks and others, stressing shared values and a bridge between generations. Ralph J. Garza Eloise Matthews Gerhardt and Arthur Riklin received National Brotherhood and Humanitarian Awards for work in human relations. The $30 plate event at Villita Assembly Hall was chaired by Richard Calvert with music by Max Morath and the 5th Army Band providing entertainment.
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America
George Christopher
Ational
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Christopher
San Francisco
Russia
San Antonio
NCCI
Villita Assembly Hall
National Brotherhood and Humanitarian Award
San Antonians
Ralph J. Garza
Eloise Matthews
Gerhardt
Arthur L. Riklin
Ralph Garza
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Bexar Glance
St. Mary's University
Charles Cotrell
Aflcio
University of Houston
Chamber of Commerce
Sharon Watkins
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 132
Southwest Social Sciences Association
Dallas
Lionel V. Patenaude
Franklin Roosevelt
George Benz
Urban Affairs
Public Justice
Kevin Dawson
Army Medical Museum
The
Academy of Health Sciences
Council
Mission County Park
U.S
Gonzalez
Albert. Bustamante
Bustamante
Precinct One
Capitol
Washington
S.A
Ronald G. Bliss
Bliss
Larson
San Antonian
FIS
Harvey Belzin
By Arthur Moczygemba
Texas Water Quality Board
Sara Salatrilo
Sara Salatrilia
Rmne
Bexar County
South River Basin
San Antonio River Corridor Commission
Sirsing
By Gaylon Finkler
NCCT
Garza
Grand Cros
St. Gregory the Great
Riklin
Yemple Beth el
Ben
First Presbytarian Church
4 IV Council
Planning and Zoning Commission
Clyde Johnson Jr
Alamo Savings Association
Edward V. Cheviot
Avco Broadcasting
Woaltv
Stephen Lang
Lang, Cross, Ladon, Baldrick and Green
Max Morath
5Th Army Band
CWP
Claude C. Hedspeth
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