Judson District seeks 7 million bond for rapid growth
Judson School District voters in northeast Bexar County will decide on a 7 million dollar improvement bond. Plans call for remodeling and classroom additions at all campuses to handle a projected 13 000 students by 1972 73, with 800 000 initial bonds to fund immediate space.
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Judson
Bexar County
William F. Sevier
San Antonio
Sevier
Kirby
Judson High School
Converse
Kirby Junior High
Live Oak
Kirby Area
Converse Area
Selma
Coronado Village
Universal Heights
Rose Garden Estates
Texas
Program Set by Musical Group The First Edition Rocks Theater
A one night performance by The First Edition begins at 8 30 p m Saturday at the Theater for the Performing Arts. Mike Settle Terry Williams Kenny Rogers and Mary Arnold will be backed by drummer Mickey Jones with Bobby Patterson as special guest.
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Theater For the Performing Arts
Mike Settle
Terry Williams
Kenny Rogers
Mary Arnold
Mickey Jones
Bobby Patterson
Northwest Volunteer Fire Department Formed on San Antonio’s West Edge
A new community fire service covers about 10 square miles serving 5000 homes and 10 schools in Valley Hi Westwood Village and Rainbow Hills. Board of governors includes President Ed Messick and Elton H. Denett named chief. The group seeks a state charter and plans two stations in Valley Hi and Westwood Village.
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San Antonio
Northwest Volunteer Fire Department
Valley Hi
Westwood Village
Rainbow Hills
Ed Messick
E. L. Knight
Eugene E. Olson
Glen A. St. Claire Sr
L. E. Knutson
Elton H. Denett
Bexar County
Northwest Volunteers
Commerce and
Marbach
Medina Base Road
Dwyer Road
Hunt Lane
Lackland Afb
Murder Case Bound Over To Grand Jury
Clarence B. Wyatts aged 46 of 420 Polaris was bound over to the grand jury on a murder with malice charge by Peace Justice John Benavides. He remains free on a 7500 dollar bond for the March 16 shooting of William Grady, 39, outside a tavern in the 300 block of Hedges.
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Clarence B. Wyatts
Polaris
John Benavides
Wyatts
William Grady
N. Calaveras
Hedges
Six entries in El Sombrero de Plata display contest
Joel Quinones of the Mexican Government Tourist Department announced six entrants for the El Sombrero de Plata display contest. Entrants will present 2 week window displays at St. Marys and Travis offices with a silver Mexican charro hat serving tray as top prize. Participants include American Airlines Mexicana Airlines Dillard's Frost National Bank Seguros Tepeyac Organizacion Mexicana de Turismo and the Tourist Department of the State of Jalisco.
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Joel Quinones
St. Mary’s
Travis
Ameri
Can Airlines
Mexicana Airlines
Dillard's
Frost National Bank
Seguros Tepeyac
Organisacion Mexicana de Turismo
Jalisco
Quinones
San Antonio battles five suburbs over garbage burial plans
San Antonio officials warned five suburbs Olmos Park Castle Hills Alamo Heights Hollywood Park Terrell Hills about plans to bury trash on land near the Edwards aquifer. The council discussed charging a franchise fee for garbage transport on city streets and questioned staff awareness of the suburban land purchases near Bitters Road.
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L. A
DON Politico
San Antonio
Anicil Douthit
Olmos Park
Castle Hills
Alamo
Heights
Hollywood Park
Terrell Hills
Douthit
International Airport
Bitters Road
Cty Council
Three San Antonio Students Win Joske Scholarship Awards
Three San Antonio students will receive the 1969 Joske Scholarship awards at a San Antonio Symphony concert. Kurt Alber and Richard Carnes will share the piano division prize of 200 dollars, while DuAnne Spencer will win the orchestral instruments prize. The ceremony is at Municipal Auditorium with Itzhak Perlman and Joske's VP Robert L. Dunn present.
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San Antonio
Joske
Itzhak Perlman
Robert L. Dunn
San Antonio Symphony
Municipal Auditorium
Kurt Alber
Lee High School
Richard Carnes
MacArthur High School
DuAnne Spencer
Churchill High School
Louis J. Kocurek Jr
Women’s Committee
The
Symphony Society
the Society
Josek’s
Bailiff Ward J. Conner Appointed for District Courts
Ward J. Conner, a sheriff's deputy for nearly seven years, named chief bailiff of the criminal district courts. He succeeds Buck Haddox who retired April 18 and will remain a bailiff in the 144th District Court where he has served since September 20, 1963. His salary rises to 640 dollars monthly with longevity pay and a uniform allowance.
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Ward J. Conner
Criminal District Courts
E. B
Buck” Haddox
Conner
144Th District Court
St Marys University Grad Wins FDIC Fellowship in Finance
St Marys University graduate James A. Richardson was named a Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Fellowship winner in banking finance and economics. Richardson, a 1966 BA graduate from St Marys, resides at 127 Devonshire and is pursuing a PhD at the University of Michigan.
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Desposit Insurance Corp
James A. Richardson
Devonshire
St. Mary’s
University of Michigan
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Bitaret —— Department Stores
St. Mary’s Grad
Texas Community Service
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General Electric
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GILL
Wonderland
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