Citizens Fight Crime Secret Witness program begins in San Antonio
A broad based San Antonio media committee will run a crime solving program named Secret Witness. Sheriff Bill Hauck and Police Chief Erid Peters call on citizens to provide anonymous tips for major crimes. A reward fund will be established with a post office box for contributions and receipts offered on request.
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Witlvss
San Antonio
Bexar
Erime
Bill Hauck
Erid Peters
Diemers
Media Committee
Hauck
Peters
Residents Claim Exclusion From Renovation Plan
Say Ama nig Housing Authority commissioners drew ire of Mirasal Homes residents who say they were left out of a renovation program. Jase Marlines and Miss Ruth Gonzales of the Mirasal Residents Association report tenants paying the same rent as upgraded units elsewhere. Richard Dimes, GANA executive director, told the board Wednesday at 207 Marshall that residents mailed letters to HUD in Washington seeking more funds. HUD officials promised to explore leftover funds elsewhere. The panel also approved a land-excess declaration near Apache Creek and a contract for replacement of pipes and streets at Monchaca Homes, plus a new commissioner, Katy Ferguson, replacing Aubrey Kline who resigned.
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Mirasal Homes
Say Amanig Housing Authority
Jase Marlines
Miss Ruth Gonzales
Mirasal Residents Association
Martinez
Miss Gor
Marshall
Department of Lhosing and Development
AVI
Washington
Mirasal Hones
Tones
HUD
Jones
Monchaca
Key
San Antonio
Bone Central
Atl
Santraed
Moadar
Clirks
Menchaca
Wally
Katy Ferguson
Aubrey Kline
Kline
Hones
Fire Chief Outlines Areas Served by New JAY GOOD Plan
San Antonio Fire Chief Bart Mulhern said the department can provide higher fire protection for proposed annexation areas. Five new stations will serve about 85,000 people within 14 months after annexation if approved, with a total projected cost near 927000 and hardware around 500000. Staffing will require 158 firefighters. provisional measures will begin while a survey is completed.
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Jay Good
San Antono
Bart Mulhern
Mulhern
Mmypther
San An
Miss Fiesta Crowned In Festival San Antonio Pageant
An auburn haired college student from St. Marys University was crowned Miss Fiesta by the Festival San J ar elita Association. Traugott 20 year old tuning major and Rattler news editor, daughter of Mr and Mrs Traugall, led the field of nine finalists chosen from a larger pool. Magda Rojas 21 psychology major at St Marys was first runner up. Olinda Acevedo 19 business technology major at San Antonio College was second runner up. Jane Rothe 18 sacramental studies major at Our Lady of the Lake College was third runner up. The quartet performed with the St Marys University Band.
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Pony Traugott
St. Mary's University
Traugatl
St. Mary's
Daniel F. Traugall
Woodlake
Magda Rojas
Miss Rojas
St Mary's
Olinda Acevedo
San Antonio College
Cheryl Cain
Terry Lambert
Carolyn O'Connell
San Antonio Colfege
Michelle Porter
Shirley Celis
Hearing loss risk rises from loud work and hobbies
University of Texas doctor Dr. John Cooper warns that excessive noise from aircraft, engines, heavy equipment, and even common home appliances gradually damages hearing. He stresses many workers and hobbyists face preventable loss, and urges use of ear protection despite absence of current symptoms.
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Sharon Watkins
John
Cooper
University of Texas Medical School
Bexar County
Perset
Ft Cooper
Jaycee Area Lawmen Honored in San Antonio Awards
The San Antonio Jaycees honored 57 law enforcement officers and agencies at the Willita Assembly Mall for outstanding work in 1970 and 1971. Speakers included Texas Attorney General Crawford Martin and newspaper executive William Hobby who praised officers and urged reforms such as an enhanced Operation Identification program and bond-system changes. Top honors went to Officer T. A. Travieso and Deputy Larry Reile for traffic and reserve divisions, with multiple winners across police, sheriff, and civilian categories and honorable mentions from several agencies.
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BLNN
Seegal
Loral
Willita Assembly
Mth
San Antonio Jaycees
Texas Atty
Crawford Martin
IonsLon
William Hobby
Martin
Habby
Hobby
Monterrey Park
Calif
Fle
T. A. Traviesy
Sheriff's Department
Larry Reile
Travieso
Reile
Nathan R. McRae
Jon Mendoza
Light's Action Line flags and banners in display rules
A fragmented notice discusses proper display of light action line flags and banners relative to a promotional banner, referencing historical codes from Encyclopaedia Britannica and a 1923 National Americanism committee. It also mentions Gov. Coke Stevenson’s term from August 4, 190? to January 3, 1947 and notes volunteer calls, birth certificate delays, and vital statistics procedures in Texas.
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National Americanism Committee
American Seeian
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Congress
Coke Stevenson
Coke R. Stevenson
Texas
W. Lee O. Daniel
U.S
Maliciuly
Junction
Beauford H. Jester
Stevenson
City Health Department
Ae Vital Statistics Office
Bure of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
Austin
Stite Department of Slea Lth
Bureau of Vital Statistics
San
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Camelot Park Village
San Altonio
Traugall
Staff Phair
Byron Sumferd
Joan C. Cooper
San Ant
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Antoine
Pauly
Dhesh Moe
Sonday
Merico
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South America
Canada
Associated Press
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Medical
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Lola
Bit Cooper
Jaycee
Iors
Antonia
Walter H. Sehart
James Withorn
Lone Star Brewing Co
Henry J. Brown
Nandy Andy Supermarkete
Offiver
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Herbert Koenig
Sommers Rg
Ofver
Jerry Rangel
Kiddy Gall
Pearl Drowniere
Biexar County
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Robert B. Lingley
William T. Smith
Spt
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Richard Tf. May
George Stevens
Jim Z. Bunn
Redy Wall
Reginald Bays
Scharl
Sil Edward P. Flores
Robert Johnston
Carl E. Ankewich
Ray L. Baylor
David Jacobson
Temple Both-Et
Belknap
Wayne Brotze
Crawford Martian
Bill Hobby
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