Alamo Area Governments Exec Committee Meeting Adds Events
Public notice lists various Wednesday events including an executive committee meeting at 2230 p.m. in room and building, staff homemaking completion ceremony at San Antonio College, an election in Arta No. 4 at San Juan de los Lagos, and a senior arts and crafts sale by Barrio Betterment and Development Corp at Farmers Market hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Area
Economic Opportunities Development Corp
San Antonio College Continuing Education Center
N- Main
Burma Betterment & Development Corp
Arta No. 4
San Juan de Los Lagos
el Paso
Barrio Betterment and Development Corp
Through The Years From The Light Files May 10 1966
An archival snapshot compiling dated items from May 10 across years. Includes Archbishop Lucey's Solemn Pontifical Mass at Municipal Auditorium with Cardinal guests, notes on a 1950s duel influenced by Texas idealism, price shifts at San Antonio Linen, a 1936 civic monument proposal for George Brackenridge, 1916 troop movements toward Houston, 1895 river pollution controls, a 1885 church tower mishap, and 1880s teacher examination opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jabory E. Lucey
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Joseph Cardinal Ritar
St. Louis
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Baltiore
Butler Denies Charges by Miffed Jurors
District Ally Ted Butler said the grand jury probing property tax favoritism had adequate information and ample time. He denied claims that jurors were uninformed. Munoz attended none of the final sessions and may have violated the law by discussing what occurred within the grand jury. A scathing report was issued after two months of testimony and no indictments. Maria Teresa Castrillon will present a concert at Trinity University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dist
Ted Butler
Speci Grand Jury
Manuel Mamez Jr
Melvin M. Lance Jr
Attoney
Buller
Munoz
Mumm
Shere
Bleck
Kitck
Charles
Davis
Bexar County
Ben Shaw
District Attorney's Office
Grand Jury
Texas
Butler
Malisz
Freedom's Not Free Major Gun. John M Bennett Warns
San Antonio native Major General John M Bennett, former chairman of the National Bank of Commerce executive committee, reflects on paying a price for freedom. He recalls 26 bombing raids over Germany, the Berlin daylight raid of March 8 1944, and his decorations including the Silver Star and Legion of Merit. He emphasizes that freedom is earned by those who risk their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun
John M- Bennett
Bevimett
Bennett
National Bank of Commerce
Air National Guard
San Antonio
Germany
Berlin
Sy Bartlett
Beirne
John Bennett
Armed Forces Week Opens in San Antonio 1976
San Antonio kicks off Armed Forces Week with Deputy Secretary William P. Clements Jr and Mayor Lila Cockrell at the Alamo. The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce sponsors a week of events including an air show by the Air Force Thunderbirds at Kelly Field. The program honors all services and aims to boost the local economy, with a large open house and various daily activities for active duty, reserve, guard, and retirees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
the Alamo
William P. Clements Jr
Lila Cockrell
Greater
Clements
Chamber
NCO
We San Anton Brewers
Antsrillg
Armed Forces
Pervicess
Tesday
USAF
Lackland Air Force Base
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Bexar Today
Alaina
Antonio Chagler
American Association of Retired Persons
St. John’s Lutheran Church
E. Nueva
GW. Carver Bratch
E. Commerce
Robert Dr. Moran
Texas Association of Business
Fiesti
Convention Center
Debbie Cravens
Hildebrand
Upper Unter
Len Parnes
Light Files
Yankou Ainten
Fats
Ib Tonstiahie
San Antonia
George W Brackenridge
Sam Houston
St Peter Claver’s Church
Puller
Maria Teresa Castrillon
Ruth Taylor
Trinity University
Prokofief
Beethoven
Schumann
National Conservatory of Music
Mexico
Seneral
Air Force Reserve
Maiia
Comic Tech
Bexar Farts
Billy Graham Boyd
Borethy Manners
Mirror of Mind
Dr. Brothers
Snusky
Society
Financial
Heloise
Jack Orrian
Viewpoint
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