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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1965

Page

5

San Antonio and Texas bases receive $21 million in military construction

The House Armed Services Committee approved a bill authorizing construction at multiple Texas military bases. San Antonio area sites earmark funds including a $768,000 addition for a service club and barracks conditioning, with other bases like Kelly, Brooks, Lackland, Randolph, and Brooke receiving varied amounts for training, housing, and facilities. Corpus Christi, Kingsville, Laredo, Laughlin, and other Texas bases also listed significant allocations for maintenance, housing, and operational facilities.

Washington Ain Alytonio House Armed Services Kelly Air Force Base Brooks Air Force Base Lackland Air Force Base Texas House Armed Services Committee Navy Addi Mort Kingsville Naval Roup Laredo Atr’Force Base Willet

Leon Valley Council Sets Tax Rate and Budget

The Leon Valley town council voted Tuesday night to keep the present tax rate at 1.55 percent per $100 valuation. The adopted budget totals $27,010, reflecting a decrease from $22,910 for 1984.

Leon Valley

Council Eyes New Zoning Code Changes

The city council and zoning board held a joint hearing Tuesday night on a proposed code plan. Mayor A J Cook said no changes are planned, while the board would prepare revisions making the new zoning less restrictive than the current 1951 ordinance.

Caste Hills Lune Zoning Board A.J. Cook

Death Penalty Change Is Predicted

Dallas AP report notes District Judge Joe B Brown commented on possible death penalty law changes amid Jack Ruby case. He suggested execution could be many years away or not occur pending pardon board actions, with broader moves toward abolition discussed in several states. Brown denied deciding on Ruby testifying while attorneys challenge his conduct. A July sanity beating hearing for Ruby is expected.

Dallas Joe B. Brown Jack Ruby Brown Board of Pardons and Paroles Texas Supreme Court Uli Jack Ruby Louis Holland Mottague Joe Tonahill Jasper Brown Joe Hor Ruby

Water Projects Advance to Congress for Texas Flood Control

The Bud Bureau approved three Texas watershed projects for flood control soil conservation and recreation and sent them to Congress. Local interests expect varying and unestimated costs with totals listed as 816148 dollars and 1.3 million dollars for different counties and creeks.

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Flooded Texas counties offered temporary grazing rights

Nine Texas counties flooded by hard rains have been offered temporary grazing privileges for livestock, according to Sen. Tower. The U.S. Department of Agriculture proposed grazing access in Brazos Falls Gonzales Burleson Grimes Milam Robertson Wallce and Washington counties.

Austin Texas Tower Brazos Falls Gonzales Burlegan Grimes Milam Robertson Walec Washington

Slowdown in Economic Growth Seen by Ackley

White Sulphur Springs Va AP economist Gardner Ackley told the Economic Advisers at the Manufacturers Association meeting that 1968 growth will be about half of the booming first quarter. He warned a ripple of price increases threatens stability and may slow as higher costs meet stiff competition.

Gardner Ackley Remomic Adviserz Cal Manufacturers' Association Ackley Cay

Wrecker Monopoly Challenge in San Antonio 1989 Case

A 1989 San Antonio ordinance restricting wreckers like Mooney and Alvarado Brothers Garage from handling abandoned or wrecked vehicles faced a challenge. The court refused Mooney’s request for a writ of error, upholding the city's right to regulate the wrecker industry and denying claims of vested property rights in city streets and routes.

Austin JPI San Antonio Mooney Bn Bel San’ Antonio Reity Y Opera Tors Pallice Oly Alvarado Brothers Alvarada

Lighting dedication marks Alamo venue ceremony in San Antonio

A formal dedication for the Alamo's new lighting system will begin at 7 00 p m with a Fourth Army Band concert and proceed to a 7 30 p m ceremony. Master of ceremonies Henry Guerra will preside as Rev Harold C Goen liturgies. City of San Antonio officials led by Mayor Walter W McAllister will attend along with General Electric executives and members of multiple committees.

Alamo Fourth Army Heny Guerra Haraldi C. Gocenetl St. Mark’s Episcopal Texady City of San Antonio Philip W.” Harrall Atari Murray Excell San Antonio Mhemibers Public ‘Service Board General Electric CyMe Cutler Dram Hiam

Father of Year Nominations Sought in San Antonio

The Fathers Day Council led by Jerome K. Harris Sr. and Tony C. Tacit seeks nominations for the 1965 Father of the Year in San Antonio. Local clubs and organizations will submit candidates to a panel including the Council of Churches and the Boys Scouts Council. Nominations include a letter detailing the candidate’s qualifications and community work and must be mailed to the Majestic Building amid a three week deadline.

San Antonio Father's Day Council Citieéens Jerome K. Harris Sr Tony C. Tacit Alamov Heighls Setlons Acs Council of Churches Fanils Antonio Warmen Boy Scouts Council Harris Boace Auther Mavan Thanos Willie Eaildrenith Ion

Child Dies After Pickup Crash Near Fort Worth

A three year old girl, Patty Gillen, was killed when a pickup struck a railing and threw her from an open window near Azle, Texas. The child, daughter of Mrs. Shirley Gillen of Lake Worth, died in the incident as the driver faced charges.

Fort Worth Patty Gillen Azle Tex Shirley Gillen Lake Worth

McNamara Bonn Talks Off in Washington Postponement

The Pentagon said Secretary of Defense McNamara canceled a planned weekend meeting in Bonn with West German Defense Minister Kai Hassel due to the absence of Deputy Cyrus Vance who is in Santo Domingo.

Wasilington The Pentagon McNamara Bonn Vaon Hassel Washington Cyrus Vance Santo Domingo

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