Water concerns loom over Edwards Aquifer in San Antonio
A geologist from the Alamo Area Council of Governments warns that population growth on the Edwards Aquifer threatens water resources and will require costly waste disposal systems to keep supplies free of contaminants. He advocates careful management and potential new water strategies to balance flood and drought periods.
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Edwards
Alamo Area
Tranoiond
South Texas
Geo- Ingival Society
Te el Tropica Motor Hotel
Te Nueces
San Antonio
Guadalupe
Bey
Hamil
Dwards
Han Mond
Medina Lake
New Town Reaffirmed By AACOG Amid Contested Endorsement
AACOG executive committee reaffirmed conditional endorsement of the $3 million New Town project northwest of San Antonio amid opposition and calls to withdraw the prior stance. County officials urged delaying action until water aquifer impacts and federal funding effects are clarified.
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Surgontini Ees
Mime Area Council of Governments
San Antania Kane
AACOG
San Antono
Vale
Bexar County & Camimune
Commiller
Carol Habernan
Qacan
Touil
Pena
Alten
Bers
UTSA
Reeves
A. T. Howell
Camilla
al Natzan
San Antonio Outlook Bright as Experts Predict Growth
San Antonio leaders forecast strong 1972 growth across health care, education, tourism, and construction. Economist Paul W. McCracken urged readiness for a surge of money and people, while local figures predicted hospital payrolls surpassing 100 million annually by 1975 and 13,000 hospital beds. Abbott Brownen and Maj. Gen. Reddell noted manpower needs and defense contracts, with UTSA opening in 1973 boosting contracts and spending.
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San Antonio
Zachry
Bander of Commerce Qlair
Paul W. McCracken
Convention Center
Chamber of Commerce
Frank 4. Bennick Jr
W. W. Flannery
Alamo National Tank
Roadman
South Texas
Johar Peace
Board of
Regents
University of Texas System
University of Texas At San Antonio
Brown
WH. Reddell
Kelly A&e
Redell
Gatti Pushes San Antonio Petition for North Freeway
Mayor Gatti visited Washington on a one day trip to certify about 97 041 signatures for completing the North Freeway and to deliver resolutions from civic groups. He urged the Department of Transportation to approve the project and discussed San Antonio urban renewal and beautification efforts with federal officials.
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Garth
Washington
Gattl Sah
Enoigh
Ciy
Pelitons Inn
Department of Transportation
Petition Drive Aims To Complete North Freeway
Nearly 100000 signatures gathered in support of constriction at the North Freeway. The Citizens Committee for Completion of the North Expressway led by Jon S704 and Monee Wibb reports progress toward a 100000 goal. Resolutions from 27 civic and professional organizations bolster the effort as the petition matures in a few days.
U.S. Growth Forecast by Amfac Executive in San Antonio
Gilbert Cox of Amfac, San Antonio Blades stores operator, told the Austin San Antonio Security Analysis group that U.S. economy will expand in 1473 with reduced unemployment and significant expansion, though less bullish than months ago. He cited indecision over Phase 1 lines, North Star Mall renovations, and Amfac plans to expand the mall, with decisions yet to be finalized in a few months. Cox, based in Honolulu, noted Amfac’s broad reach across real estate, retail, hospitality, distribution, food, finance, agriculture, and land use, ranking Amfac among the top 100 firms in sales growth.
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Gilbert Cos
Anifac
Mie
San Antonio
Almacayus Anl
Blades
Wonderland
North Star Mall
Rhodes North Sun
Wolff & Mars
Cox
Austins San Antonio Society of Security Analysis
St. Antehony Hotel
Tere
Cox Sail
North Star
Amfac
Phins
Anne
Honolulu
Maitland U.S
Aquifer Protection Sought Over UTSA Site Plan
Cal D McDonald Weinert says special handling of the San Antonio Ranch New Town project is needed to curb pollution of the Edwards Aquifer recharge area. He notes UTSA is not over the aquifer but SAR development could threaten it and Edwards board has not weighed in. The city aims to prevent contamination amid funding debates with Urban Development officials in Washington.
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Washington
Gatti
Department of Hovgingaya Criinr Development
San Antonio
Vawa
Dagtown
Tilrd
Agenta
HeNh
University of Texas At
Lhen Siig
Weinert
Utsa Iself
Die Edwards Board
Edwards Board
Weleet
Akice
Groundbreaking Rites for Kronosky Chapel at Santa Rosa
Groundbreaking ceremonies for the Kronosky Interfaith Chapel at Santa Rosa Medical Center Villa Rosa unit in South Texas Medical Counter will take place at 530 p.m. Friday. Fundraising for the chapel construction was provided by Mr and Mrs Abert Kronosky.
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Kronosky
Abduction Report Involving Hippie Youth Near Laredo
Sheriff investigators probed the Thursday report of four local men forcing a "long-haired Hippie youth" at gunpoint to drive toward the border. Jose Ramirez, 20, of 4818 Cas- He Pine, said the man, about 20, jumped into his car at a service station near THAG and Misenhouer, brandished a pistol and ordered him to the border. Ramirez reported the incident occurred around 1:20 p.m. Wednesday, with the hijacker fleeing near 17 miles from Sayredo.
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Laredo
Jose Ramirez
Ramirez
Thag
Misenhouer
Sayredo
AIC
San Antonio Chamber Launches National Sales Push
Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce forms national sales committees to promote the city. In two Wednesday sessions, 3% committee members were briefed on a new program to pitch San Antonio to business travelers and industrial leads across the country, with Frank Bennack Jr. urging enthusiasm.
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ED Castillo
Greater
San Antonio
Bennack
San Ara Io
Alamo City
Chamber
San Antone
Bewnack
Russell Kyse
Grow
Jimmy Gause
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Carolinas
Gause
Orient
Wiere
Uiet
Newspaper Classified Rates and Mailing Subscriptions
The San Antonio light and the Sas Antonis Gaselse outlines subscription rates by carrier and by mail for Texas and outside regions, with daily and Sunday options, monthly and yearly terms, and international prices. It lists varying rates for domestic, Mexico and other regions, and notes Associated Press republication policy.
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San Antonio
Hearst Cerpororien Pblication
McCurlough
Sam Antonio
Postage Reid
Texas
Bon Antonis
Teaoslawne
Boily
Sunsay
Daity
Sunsey
Mexico
Central America
South America
Price controls ease and exemptions outlined in new plan
The report outlines spot checks on raises within a 55 percent standard set by the Pay Board. It states rents for most properties will remain under control except commercial, industrial, and certain improved units. Exemptions include used items, cars, and many bespoke goods. new houses and remodeled homes may be free of control.
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Gatner
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