Nina Garcia Sky Dives Despite Height and Wind Challenges
Nina Garcia, 19, a Fort Lauderdale native and Army intelligence trainee, trains with the Sam Houston Sport Parachute Club and qualified as a jumper after 19 free fall jumps. Despite a 4 foot 1 inch frame and 85 pounds, she packs her own chute and seeks further diving ambitions while eyeing a motorcycle purchase and language studies.
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Ian Houston
FL. Sam Houston Sport
Air Force
Army
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Nove
Rip Cord
Army Inteligence
Angel
Ft. Wainwright
Alaska
Calmidenes
Toi
Nini
Texas
National
Rilla Association
Civil Air Patrol
Te Pofense
Business Outlook Conference draws San Antonio business leaders
More than 650 tickets sold for the 1972 Business Outlook Conference at the Convention Center Banquet Hall. Panelists include Paul McCracken, Jon A Byrd, Charles J Roadman, John Peace, Albert D Brown Jr, Alan Shepherd, H W Zachry, and Maj. Gen. W H Reddell. Sessions cover labor, employment, tourism, construction, military impact, and the city’s future as a medical and educational center.
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San Antonio
Roy Wntity
Business Outlook
Canvention Center
Greater San Antonio
Nixon
Jones A. Byrd
First National Bank of Talks
Oullen
Charles J. Roadman
John Peace
Board of
Regents
University of Texas System
Alsa
Albert D. Brown Jr
Associated Eivers Itc
Alan Shepherd
St.Anthony
Convention and Visitors Bureau
HW. B. Zachry
H. B. Zachry Co
Reddell
Chamber
Toeat
Astronaut Garriott Speaks at Optimist Youth Banquet
More than 7 000 attendees at the San Antonio Optimist Youth Appreciation banquet at the Convention Center watched Gwen K Garriott outline space lab research and future experiments aboard an American orbital facility. A filmed demo of a solar flare camera showed broad Arizona views from 270 miles, while Garriott noted techs role in controlling inflation. He was named honorary Texan and received local honors. The San Antonio Youth Symphony Orchestra provided music for the event.
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Arizona
San Antonio
Gwen K. Garriott
Garriott
American Orbiling Laboratory
Phoenix
la Villa
San Antonio River Walk plants bloom with subtropical varieties
San Antonio Parks and Recreation expands along the Paseo del Rio with exotic trees and perennials from Australia Africa Asia and the Americas. Officials unveil plant labeling to identify scientific common and family names and origin countries.
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Australia
Africa
Asia
San Atlanto River
San Antonio
Wamarr
Haberman
Warllne
Commission
N. St. Mary's
Paseo del Rio
ED Hare
Carol Haberman
Lueseay
Texas Bar Seeks Suspension Hearing for Attorney Cameron
The State of Texas by its Grievance Committee filed a motion in district court Tuesday seeking a suspension hearing for attorney Charles D. Cameron. Cameron, 38, was convicted in federal court last September of possessing $560 taken in a $44 000 Brooks Field National Bank robbery and obstructing justice. He faces possible permanent status disposition during his appeal. he was sentenced to two concurrent 10 month terms after a 12 day trial.
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Cameron
Conchuslnn
Caseron
San Antonio Publication Rates and Postal Details
Publication office details and subscription rates for San Antonio and surrounding towns. Rates include daily, Sunday, and combined plans for various durations, with separate pricing for outside Texas and international destinations. AP license notes accompany the listing.
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San Antonio
Daly
Texas Mo
Dary
Texas
Eaily
Verico
Central America
South America
Model rockets and traffic woes anger San Antonio neighbors
A local letter requests permission to cut a cedar for a festive display while warning about illegal model rocket use under city rules. The piece also recounts a chaotic traffic night after a football game, with residents describing blocked streets and delays around Lee Churchill and N Loop areas.
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San Antonio
Victor Kirkos
Stavanisci County
Stevenson
Lee-Churchill
N. Loop
Coker Loop
Clyde
Garden Roads
Barhond
San Pedro
N. Leap
Labor and wage board clash sparks potential unrest and calls for action
The Pay Board's 5.6 percent wage limit triggers labor unrest fears as officials weigh retroactive raises if taxes rise before the freeze ends. Sen. Sparkman signals no move to alter retroactive pay. Meany warns of instability while unions mull protests and possible strikes. White House seeks labor cooperation.
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William Praxmire
Dwis
LABOR
Aus-Cio
George Meany
Neal Harbour
Meatcutters
Teachers’ Union
White House
Organized Labor
Capitol Hill
John Sparkman
Senate Banking Committee
Texas seeks wage rise exemption for teachers and state workers
Governor Preston Smith and Attorney General Crawford Marlin urged the Pay Board in Washington to grant Texas teachers and state employees the pay raises approved by the Texas legislature last June. They requested an exemption from Phase 2 of the federal wage price freeze, noting Texas faced Phase I penalties due to a September 1 fiscal year.
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Austin
Washington
Texas
Preston Smith
Crawford Marlin
United States
Texas Public Employes Association
Nixon Appeals for Foreign Aid as Campaign Theme
President Nixon toured New York and Chicago urging Congress to restore the 2.6 billion foreign aid program, warning that its failure would weaken U S world power and peace. He framed the issue as part of a broader campaign message of peace and prosperity while ribbing Democrats and praising Republican supporters at fundraisers.
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Chicago
Nixon
Congress
Senate
United States
Midwest
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Robert Nole
Kansas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
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Agnew
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Disney
Snow White
Seven Dwarfs
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Muskie
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Hope
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Mediterranean
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