Texas Tourist Development Board Leaderlauds Lucrative Growth
Joe P. Faulkner reports on the eighth annual Texas Tourist Development Board meeting in San Antonio. The group cites 22.3 million visitors spending 2.2 billion dollars last year, with 192 million in state taxes, highlighting the program as a major revenue producer. Charles B. Bud Wilkinson of Planned Marketing Associates and others praise unified efforts in promoting tourism. Awards recognize Fort Worth and San Antonio council efforts, with a scroll of appreciation shown to executives.
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Joe P. Faulkner
Tees
San Antonio
Galea Florida
New Rablein
Texas Tourist Development Board
Bt. Anthhony Hotel
Texas
Charles B
Bud) Wilkinsor
Planned Marketing Associates
Dallas
Dilynany
Gaines
San Antonio groups plan meetings and events this week
The San Antonio area hosts a council meeting at Bar Abel's Restaurant with Judge James Barlow addressing the group. Reservations open for the San Antonio Conservation Society's Jefferson pilgrimage Nov 10-11. The Northwest Chapter of the National Association of Retired Civil Service Employees meets Tuesday at Wonderland Town Mall for retirees and widows. TX Highway Dept. will start I-35 work between St Marys and San Fernando Monday with detours. National Children's Book Week runs Nov 12-17 at San Antonio Central Library and branches with story hours and author talks. Defensive driving classes at North Star Mall by Teske's of Texas and Greater SA Safety Council, sessions Tue 9:40-1:30 and 5-6:30, with Nay 3 finish. registration via Safety Council office. Trinity University hosts Alamo Valley Chapter of American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese Nov 16 with Dan Wilcox and Eva Rivera as speakers.
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San Antonio
Sotley
Jeffersons
Northwest
National Association of Retired Employes
Wonderland Town Mall
San Antono
Teske's of
Texas
Greater San Antonio
Wit Trinity University
Alamo Valley
American Assciation
Dan Wilcox
Afessor
Texas Lutheran College
Eva Rivera
Southside
Audit findings prompt tax procedure reforms in Hastings
The annual city audit criticizes accounting practices and urges formalizing tax cancellations. The Tax Error Board of Review is reestablished by City Manager Sm Granata to oversee procedures. A committee of bankers is studying the issue, with a proposal to be presented to the Charter Revision Commission before the April deadline.
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Hastings & Sells
Ciitoreord -Motti Aem
Cai Minar
Carl White
Charter Revision Commission
Texas architects cited by TSA in San Antonio meeting
The Texas Society of Architects honored local figures including Ethel Garza and Wilson Harris with citations at its 34th annual meeting in San Antonio. The event highlighted Garza’s precast modular construction and the Gittan Palacio y del Rio project, with remarks about personal and professional regard from San Antonio peers. The gathering at the Convention Center stressed the river rehabilitation as a model of architectural and civic engagement.
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Ethel
Wilson Harris
San’ Antonio
Texas Society of Archit
Betty Bl
Petdee
Storm Sewyer
Mousale Ile
Harris
Mes
Olivia 'Garza
Sward
Baleinusvand
Garza
Gittan Palacio Y del Rio
Jose Navemoer Swhite
Pantem
San Antonio
Eigh
Gilbert Cana
TSA
Chelst-Janer
Protesan
Columbia University
New York
Nami
Brand Plaive
Heshin
Wesrafers
Prth
Horseshoeing Class Slated by Olympia Institute and College
Olympia Washington venues announce a horseshoeing class set to begin next month. Instructors from Olympia Vocational Technical Institute and Centralia College will lead the program at Weld abode Trial Ends Stables with teacher Tom Honen stating details Wednesday.
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Olympia, Wash
UPI
Che Elise
Tom Honen
Texas Legislature Receives Constitution Plan for Revision
The Constitutional Revision Commission presented its proposed constitution to lawmakers in Austin. Delegates plan a January convention with 81 lawmakers to debate the document, which Calvert said aims to consolidate power and reduce the current constitution’s bulk. The plan, assembled after eight months and 900 witnesses, seeks broad approval from the voters after the convention begins January 8 and ends before the May primaries.
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Clay Robison
Weiler Austin
Texas
House of Representativns Chamber
Ley
Hobby
Commission
Robert W.calveri
Speier Privé Daniel Jr
Brincoe
Revision Commission
Iis Provinlojis
Calvert
Uisueree
Malcolm Milburn
Chahayomean
Hein
Wileh
Daniel
Dawel
Commission Liga
San Antonio Light Text Fragment Highlights Local Aid
A fragmented San Antonio Light clipping references aid for the city and mentions Texas related figures and figures like four forty four and two four zero in unclear context. The readable portions hint at local funding or support actions with names obscured by OCR errors.
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Association
Brackettville
Comtecine
San‘Antonia
Fort Worth
Ratiririgcha
Frank’. Hildebrand
Sbud Wilkinson
Toutis
Winniho
Bexar Ate
Hest Wilk
Bar Abel's
San Antonito Council of Presidents
Ala Mansion Motor Hotel
James, Barlow
Texas Highway Department
St. Mary's
Sao Fernando
John P. Rollston
Wathh
Randollph Air Force Base
William Ma McBpides
Air Training Command
Origonia
Bria
Malcolm E. Ryan
Tactical Air
Langley Afb
Val
Oliver
Witte Memorial Museum
Dijon Plaza
Lea Redford
San’Aehente
San Antonio Garotte
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Rey Bree
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