Changes Seen in Texas Constitution By ANN B ROBINSON
San Antonio briefing outlines major changes in the proposed Texas constitution. Highlights include a nine member salary commission, single member districts, open elections for all offices, and merging the Court of Criminal Appeals with the State Supreme Court. The document totals about 14 000 words and could prompt a constitutional convention as early as next year.
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Ann B. Robinson
Earl Lewis
Pracuate Urban Studies
Trinity University
Texas Constitutional Revision Commission
Lewis
Civil Appeal
Court of Criminal Appeals
State Supreme Court
Civil Appeals Courts
Supreme Court
Courts of Appeals
San Antonians Take Posts in Veterans Group and Local Events
Woodrow Willis of Eagle Rock is named national deputy chief of staff with four San Antonians named national aides-de-camp. A Pan American Library show features 15 Mexican marionettes in The Happy Hearts at 3 p.m. Readers note National Children’s Book Week activities, new Lions Club address at the Gunter Hotel, and a free blood pressure clinic at McCreless Shopping Center. Additional items include a Trinity University speaker at a Lions Club meeting, a new Non-commissioned Officers Academy opening at Lackland AFB with dignitaries, and social security card issuance guidance from the local district office.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars of
United States
Woodrow Willis
Eagle Rock
Rau
Casanova
Rolting
Henry Sistrunk
Fargo
Nick Herrera
Croydon
Pan American Library
San Antonio Lions Club
Gunter Hotel
Robert Fulmer
Trinity University
Lackland Air Force Base
Willian ¥. McBride
Air Training Command
Robert W. Maloy
Air Force Military Training Center
Peter J. Hennessey
Greater
The
American Heart Association
McCreless Shopping Center
Old Family Home Donated to Austin Heritage Society
Miss Jane Smash, longtime Austin teacher and descendant of a prominent Texas family, has donated her ancestral home with grounds and antique furnishings to the Austin Heritage Society reflecting three generations of involvement in religious and educational circles.
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Austin
Jane Smash
Texas
Burglary Trial Set for 2 Hy Jars in South Texas Case
U.S. District Judge DW Suttle set a February 27 trial date for Dale Hill and Rex Billings charged in 1972 burglaries linked to the half-brothers of alleged narcotics boss Fred Gomez Carrasco. The hearing scrutinized lawyers hired for Hill amid bond and representation disputes and questioned the practice of attorneys who post bonds.
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Hy Jan Jarboe
Roy Barrera
Dale Hill
U.S
Dw, Suttle
Hill
Rex Billings
South Texas
Fred Gomez Carrasco
Medina County
Bexar County
W. Mistletoe
Will
Suttle
Willingsing
Barrera
Alvido
Hernden
Christmas Time At the Market Fiesta Navideña San Antonio
San Antonio hosts the second annual Fiesta Navidens at EL Mercado in the Market District. The week of events runs nightly from 7 to 10 pm featuring open flea market stalls, choirs, mariachis, ballet folklorico, pageants, religious services and children’s entertainment. The market revamp begins with completion slated for April and admission remains free. Carolyn Alexander leads flea market planning. Hazel Tillson coordinates entertainment with the Parks and Recreation Department.
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San Antonio
EL Mercada
Weo-Stors
Carolyn Alexander
San Antonio Development Agency
Alamo Boys! Choir
Walker Ford Singers
Lannee High School Ballet
Kerrville Senior Center Wins Grant Continuation
The Alamo Area Council of Governments Task Force on Aging approved Kerrville's Dietert Senior Citizens Center application for an $18,600 grant from the Department of Health Education and Welfare. Approval hinges on excluding $3,000 in revenue sharing from the center's 50-50 share calculation. The Kerrville unit offers Meals on Wheels homemaker services information and referral and social activities to seniors.
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Alamo Area
Parking Garage Mapped for Farmer's Market Bay Antonio
Architectural work began Tuesday for a two story parking garage to serve the Farmer's Market in downtown Bay Antonio. Soil samples are being taken to guide the foundation as initial studies for a $1 million project planned to include a ground floor produce truck sales area. Construction is slated to start later next year with revenue sharing funds.
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Farmer's Market
Bay Antonio
Commerce
Produce Row
Mhlin Market
Parmar
Milam Park
Appointed George A. Smith to Texas board post
Gew Golph Brisboe appoints George A. Smith of Duthas aged 19 to the Texas Board of Investigators and Security Agencies, signaling a fresh appointment within state oversight.
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Austin
Gew
Golph Brisboe
George A. Smith
Duthas
Texas Board of Pr Tvestigators
San Antonio light prices and local notices excerpt
An OCR fragment from a San Antonio newspaper shows a mix of numbers, place names, and small notices. It references San Antonio and nearby areas, with various prices and dates garbled, suggesting a scan of ads or classifieds rather than a coherent article. The readable items point to local commerce, services, and public notices without a clear narrative.
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Commission
Mary Beth Brient
el Paso
Ann Chappell
Fort Worth
Hubert Green
James Jay
Advisory Committee
Citizens
Stalf
Bexall
Hobby L. Taylor
William Barret Travis
Sons of the Republic of Texas
Charles G. James
Abe San Miguel Sr
Richard M. Kieberg
Alfred Lewis Shepperd
James B. Adams
FBI
San Antonio Bar Association
St. Anthony Hotel
American Association of Retired Persons
Castle Hills
Castle Hills Baptist Church
San_ Antonian
Jack Kent
Social Security Office
Gilbert Gonzalez
Social Security
Robert Strickland
Jar
Alan Brown
Charles Campion
Billings
Alcide
Bernden
Corporation
Tui
Harges
John Marshall High School
John Turman
Albert Bustamante
Bustamante
Nelson Wolff
Tom Stolhandske
Action
San Anthio
San
Bally & Sontay
Daly Oly
Sanday On
Daly & Finde
Sindey'Onh
Mexico Arena
Belly & i
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