Boerne Growth and Road Plans Shape New Era in Kendall County
A long stretch of growth frames Boerne as U.S. 67 traffic expands westward with new four lane highways blending into Kerrville area development. Local leaders, Davis brothers publishers of the Boerne newspaper, note strong residential expansion, new schools, and annexation efforts while water, power, and park concerns spark community debate amid flood memories and a shifting regional economy.
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U S and Russia Ease Tensions Over Naval Standoff
Reports say a U S and Soviet sea standoff eased as a teachers strike in Baltimore ended after protests and picketing by AFT members. The conflict, tied to broader Vietnam era tensions, prompted communication from Washington and Moscow and a pause in threatened naval actions.
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TV Auction Includes Baton of Alessandro
A televised auction on KLRN Sunday noon bids for conductor Victor Alessandro's baton to crown a final San Antonio Symphony performance. The winner will conduct at North Star Mall after the sale, with proceeds aiding educational programming. Also listed were prior Friday sales and ongoing bids, amid a broader auction lineup and regional TV coverage.
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Victor Allesandra
North Star Mall
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British journalist Felix Greene, returning from North Vietnam, said on CBS Evening News that if antiwar demonstrations ended tomorrow the North Vietnamese would still fight. He stressed the determination to see the war through, noting the unyielding stance of the North.
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North Vietnam
CBS Evening News
Walter Cronkite
Fragmentary text on salinity averages and cropland effects
The readable portion discusses averages of salinity and the impact on cropland and fertilizer use. It mentions poor data quality and unclear figures but signals concern over salinity levels affecting agricultural outputs.
Council warns tax hike risks a sluggish economy
Economists caution delaying a tax increase could worsen the deficit as a higher price path threatens growth. The discussion cites a $5 billion escalation in a top fiscal policy and references a calendar year projection of $10 billion, highlighting a broad budget tension.
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Birds Get New San Antonio Zoo Home
New $174,000 tropical bird house in San Antonio was dedicated Friday by the San Antonio Zoological Society. Zoo director Feed Stark praised Hixon’s foresight and the building’s purpose to house hundreds of tropical birds for visitors. Judge Walter Lockilige presided, with Dr. Shue Capers and architect Pressley speaking as the Mitchell & Sons firm completed the native stone exterior and masonry work.
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San Antonio
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KODE Gets More Money for Local Programs
Gonzalez announces approval of a grant package totaling 1,272,604 in general funds plus 287,018 in promissory funds for Head Start components family rehabilitation Operation CHAPS and related services at Robert B. Green Hospital. A separate 308,484 grant to the BODE funds a 12 month legal services program administered by the Bexar County Legal Aid Association.
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Deer
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Bexar County
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Gonwalez
Ine Bode
Bexar County Legal Aid Association
Controversy Over Power Program Proposal At City Board
In a heated session the board debated the Power program proposal amid funding questions. Key figures Black and others faced criticism as the CEP proposal passed 14 to none with eight abstentions, drawing praise from Sir Karen, president of the EORC board, while a final department review awaited.
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Osta Hakala
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Sir Karen
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