Public hearings and events in Bexar area agenda
Public hearings by the Texas Legislature subcommittee on public education set for 1 30 to 4 30 p m and 6 p m Thursday in the South San Antonio School District Health System board room. A Camino Real Health Systems Agency hearing at 7 p m Friday in the River Room at El Tropicano Motor Hotel. Jazz by Jim Cullum’s Happy Jazz Band from 1 45 a m to 1 30 p m Friday in Travis Path. Brown bag days launch in city parks. Bexar County Hospital District seeks nurse interns in critical care and maternal child care with a due date of Friday. Pre Mothers Day banquet by Victoria Charts Resident Association at 1 a m Friday in the courts study hall. 28 Labor Arts Craft Show by Bexar County 4H Clubs Saturday at McCretes Shopping City. Mayor Lila Cockrell to speak at Qui Lang graduation at Lake University on Saturday ate pan. West Side Lions Club diabetes screening at 4800 W Commerce and Cedars Club annual benefit at Willite Assembly Hall Saturday 7 p m. A senior show will be presented with two bands at the event.
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Texas
Subcommittee On Public Education
South-San Antonio
Jim Cullum
Happy Jazz Band
Travis Path
the Park
Victoria Charts Resident Association
Cedars Club of
San Antonio
Willite Assembly Hall
Vent
Braunig power unit starts commercial operation on time
The first 225 000 kilowatt unit of the Braunig power plant is in commercial service on schedule, per CPS general manager Q W Sommers. The items list multiple dated notes from 1896 to 1996 across San Antonio events and milestones.
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Braunig
Q. W. Sommers
CPS
Teniente Seeks San Antonio Free Trade Zone Plan
Councilman Richard Teniente will lead a mayor sanctioned committee to pursue a Free Trade Zone in San Antonio tied to the Mexican Trade Fair. Mayor Lila Cockrell endorsed the plan and named Teniente, with other members to be chosen Thursday. The zone would anchor the fair and lure foreign and domestic manufacturing, with duties collected on exit from the zone.
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Richard Tenente
Ciy
San Antonio
Lila Cockrell
Teniente
San
Mexico
U.S
Temente
McAllen
Cockrell
Woman Killed On Freeway Near O Connor Road
A 24 year old woman, Carla Ham of Austin, was struck and killed on a North San Antonio freeway near O Connor Road shortly before midnight after an earlier quarrel with her husband Guy. Driver Birdell Moss remained at the scene. investigation identified no lighted area.
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San Antonio
Carla Ham
Austin
Green Hospital
Guy
Ed Taylor
Wos
Birdell Moss
Schertz
O'Connor Road
Ham
Taylor
Bam
Aly Randolph Blvd
Randolph Blvd
Moss Auto
Jar
Reagan Triumphs In Bexar County Delegates Big Win
In Bexar County Reagan won all delegates to the Republican national convention and carried parts of the 21st and 23rd districts. Ford supporters lament crossover voting as Texas GOP leaders praise the all win while predicting momentum toward Kansas City. Local officials note the new primary law influenced outcomes and question its design.
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Ford
Bexar County
Ronald Reagan
Aizle
Reagan
GOP
Kansas City
Dorothy Dowine
Citizens For Reipin
Doeline
Phil Pyndus
San Antonio
W. ®. Mcallister Sr
Arthur Traila
South Texas
Dilamedhe
Troilo
Wu Bentsen
Republica
Campaign delegates and Bexar County presidential tallies
Delegates listed for Reagan and Ford with Bexar County vote totals. Names include W. W. McAllister Sr. and Dorothy Doehne for Reagan ages and votes. Ford candidates Ike Kampmann Jr. Louis Terrazas Oscar Vann Jr. plus others. District tallies show city officials and state representatives with varying vote counts.
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Yore Bose
Bexar County
Vik Hikeeed
Reagan
W. W. McAllister SR
van Archer JR
Mary Jackson
Sue Heacock
Ford
Ike Kampmann Jr
Louis Terrazas
Oscar Vann Jr
Lois White
Phil Pyndus
Dorothy Doehne
Arthur Sreligson JR
Helen R. Moore
James Nowlin
Shirley Green
Robert W. West Jr
Julius Neunhoffer
Anc
Canvassing to certify Saturday election returns Tuesday
Republican and Democratic county executive committees will meet Tuesday to canvass Saturday’s balloting. GOP chair Rick Eddleman says the Republican canvass will formalize results. Democrats will reconvene Tuesday and recess until 7 30 p.m. Thursday for a final report. Next, district conventions meet Saturday to elect delegates to state conventions. Republicans will add four delegates to join 96 from Saturday’s primary. Democrats will add 32 after their convention. District convention times and chairs are listed for both parties including Highlands High School, Alamo Heights, Thomas Jefferson High School, Cambridge School, and Eisenhower Middle School.
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GOP
Rick Eddleman
Republicaanvass Committee
Cingird Wy
Highlands High School
Gilbert Kissling
Alamo Heights
Schoo
Bill Linkin
Thomas Jefferson High School
Jim Bude
FY Tropicane Hotel
Joe Alvarce
Cambridge School
Alans Heights
Libba Barnes
Bustamante Biggest Bexar Winner In Democratic Primary
County Commissioner Albert Bustamante won re election in Precinct 1 and emerged as a Lloyd Bentsen delegate to the national Democratic Convention. Joe Oberhauser is noted as the biggest loser as Carterites favored other candidates across multiple districts in Bexar County and Texas.
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Albert Bustamante
Bexar County
Joe Oberhauser
Bustamante
Lloyd Bentsen
New York City
Jimmy Carter
Tom Stothandske
Jose San Martin
Raza Unida Officials Charge After Primary Election
La Raza Unida party officials visited the district attorney Monday with charges related to their Saturday primary. Chief Assistant D A John Yates confirmed the case and assigned an investigator. Alleged issues include unsigned ballot stubs and potential noncompliance with judge training and election procedures.
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la Raza Unida
Dist
Atty
John Yates
Yates
Raza Unida
How They Voted in Texas Republican Primary Races
Texas Election Bureau released incomplete results from Sundays statewide Republican primary across 172 counties. District by district outcomes show several incumbents and challengers with mixed wins, unchallenged candidates and multiple races awaiting full tallies.
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Dallas
UPI
Texas Election Bureau
Lemna
Steelman
Sweeny Railroad
Wendlandt
Texas
Allison Burkhalter Hall Hudson
Dudy
Teague
Godbey
Mowery
Nigliasso
Eckhardt
Gearhart
Brooks
Pickie
Meadows
McClure
Murry
Democrats
Poage
Mexander
Burgess
de la Garea
Gonzalen
McDonald
Pamasnatsy
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