Learning's Clean Fun and a Tub Reward in Class
A San Antonio classroom tale shows Mrs Charlotte rca of Beacon Hill Elementary rewarding pupils with a bath toy banner and a book. Deputy Superintendent David Rasmisel arranged the tub reward while Lanier High School construction altered the shop area. Father Richard Galan carpeted the tub with varied carpet scraps, creating a decorative bath display. In a separate accident, 32 year old Percy Perey of 739 Robert was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a jack slipped while he worked on a vehicle in his driveway. Mary Lou Perey found him and police reported chest injuries.
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Comal County Added to San Antonio SMSA
The San Antonio SMSA now includes Comal County expanding the metro area from 864000 to about 899000 residents. The change boosts its retail market rank from 38th to 87th and reflects OMB criteria for urban concentration affecting federal funding and growth outlooks.
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CPSB Sets Special Meet At City Public Service Board
A special meeting of the City Public Service Board is planned for 3 p.m. Monday at the CPSB auditorium. City Council members and the public have been invited to attend and participate in the session.
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Classical music progress at San Antonio church event
A public free concert by the Renaissance Band from San Antonio College, under George Gregory, features baroque works Friday evening at the First Bay Church. A benefit dance supports the Senmmrset Volunteer Fire Department Sunday evening.
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Court Fight Possible In New Town Redevelopment Battle
Unclear text reports threats of court action if City Coanitat proceeds with a proposed redevelopment project. Spokesman Joe Rainey Mannion of the Property Owners Protective Assness vows immediate injunctions or mandamus, while developers face property condemnations and legal delays tied to pending council decisions.
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Mighty Mint ad sparks quick results in local papers
Ad campaign for Mighty Mint promises fast returns as readers in the town see the ads in The Light and other papers. Market observers note readers in homes receive the campaign, with the Mad Ant newspaper network claiming superior reach and responsiveness.
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New Town Revival Faces City Council Deadlock
Sharon Watkins reports the City Council weighing New Town proposals amid developer objections and a private sector plan. Mayor Becker pitches a private non profit pool for downtown redevelopment funded by private banks. SANT backs out after planning time, while council members urge public control and resist single redeveloper.
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Brenner Opposes New Town In Town Plan
Solo Serve president Brenner objects to Rep Henry Gone malez proposed New Town In Town project. He argues much of the property would miss tax rolls long term and raises taxes. Brenner offers steps including municipal parking near Ely Hall transit upgrades, enhanced police protection, radio-equipped patrols, sidewalk and building repairs, and using savings to aid distressed homeowners while preserving downtown vitality.
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Retired General Warns of Eroding US Defense Stance
San Antonio crowd of about 300 retired officers heard General Mamet urge firm defense posture amid concerns over national security. He warned the economy should not be used to justify weakening defense and emphasized the need to educate civilians on military needs. Mamet, former Army chief of staff and Norwich University president, urged continued emphasis on veterans’ retirement pay reform and a stronger defense lobby in Washington.
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