Wurzbach remembered for leadership and community service
Wurzbach was described as still having the brass of a Sousa band and a whipper snapper attitude that served him well. He was prominent in Masonic activities, a member of the Dows town Optimists, Kile and Fork Club Quarterback Club, Hermann Sons, past president of the San Antonio Executives Association, and a director of Boysville and Goodwill Industries.
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San Antonio Executives Associaton
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Tributes to late Bexar official Ollie Wurzbach
Bexar County officials paid tribute Friday to Ollie Wurzbach a former Precinct commissioner and longtime public servant. County Judge Blair Reeves and others praised his counsel integrity and gentle humor noting his devotion to the community and steady leadership for Precinct 2. Colleagues Jim Helland and Charles Grace recalled his honesty and lack of political games as a trusted neighbor to the county.
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Ollie” Wurzbach
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Reeves
Albert Penal
Wueabach
Bexar County
Péna
Ole
Frank Vaughan
Ollie
Precinct 2
Athor
Cort
A. J. Flach
Warabach
Tor Stolhanicke
Precinct 3
Jim Helland
Obie
Charles Grace
Wurzbach
Fragmentary Road Talk Sparks Driver License Confusion
A continued page fragment raises questions about land registration in the Skhale and whether a driver's permit number will match the driver's license number. The incomplete text leaves readers uncertain about official numbering practices and document consistency.
France argues for revised Vietnam peace terms and aid
French diplomats say Hanoi and Saigon must accept the Kissinger framework with modest improvements for South Vietnam. They anticipate a postwar reconstruction fund of about seven billion dollars with the United States to bear the major share, using aid leverage to secure adherence to the peace plan.
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Vietnam
United States
Optometrists From 6 States Meet in L A
Optometrists from Texas and five other states gather in Los Angeles for Region 1’s annual meeting. Dr. James Winter of Havelo n College of Optometry leads a seminar at LE Tropicale. Delegates from Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico, Louisiana, and Arkansas discuss vision development and standards.
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Coftepe of Optometric Visio Development
LE Tropicale
James Winter
University of Havelon
College of Optometry
Kieles
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Louisiana
Arkansas
Nelson Greengan Jr
David S. Rose
Marquette Unversity
William J. Robinslon
Sant Antonio Public School System
Stanley N. Myers
University of Houston
Lr. Yee
Texas Asso-Huska
Victor Rodriguez
Area III
San Antonio
County Courthouse Flag Flown Half-Staff for Ollie Wurzbach
Commissioners Court orders flag to half staff in memory of O F Ollie Wurzbach former commissioner who died Friday morning motion by Commissioner Frank Vaughan to effect the display centered on the courthouse grounds and reflecting local tribute
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Wurzbach
Moraine
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Army Deserter Nabbed in Texas
The father of a murder victim arrested as a deserter from the U S Army. Edelmiro Luci said the man had been absent without leave from Fort Hood since June 12 and was turned over to FBI agent Fin Wiley in Brownsville.
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Edelmiro Luci
Spee
Julian C. Delgado
FBI
Fin Wilsta Af Browns- Wille
Sneid
Chain of friends scatters letters through cities in Oct 1972 Sci Am item
A Sci Am excerpt explains sending a document through a chain of friends to reach a target person. The test found intermediate links vary 2 to 10 with a median of 5. A reader asks if this system could locate a friend with a $25 debt from a 20 year old poker game in Korea.
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E.R.C
Korea
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