Local events and talks highlight community efforts in San Antonio
Willing Workers Senior Citizens plan a Friday cake sale at the Ella Austin Center to fund a Save Our Center trust. Panelists at a Dallas National Municipal League conference include Walter Stoneham on separation of powers. Census surveys in San Antonio target employment data for a 1973-74 study. A Grain Sorghum and Corn Production Meeting in Union Stockyards addresses varieties and problems. Story hours at Las Palmas Library explore Thanksgiving lore. Notre Dame’s Worland will discuss Economic Justice at St Mary’s Moody Hall. Festival San Jacinto donations sought for the Rose Parade float and Miss Fiesta Galaxy funds. Southwest Marketing Conference at St Anthony Hotel to feature new marketing research. Foster parents group leadership centered on recruiting for Bexar County. Edwards Underground Reservoir topics discussed by McDonald Weinert for the Retired Teachers Association.
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Willing Workers Senior Citizens Group
L P
Ella Austin Community Center
Center Annex
N. Pine
Save Our Center
Walter Stoneham
San Antonio Research Planning Council
National Municipal League
Dallas
Ben Spears
Texas A&m University
Ed Colburn
Uvalde Research and Extension Center
Union Stockyards
Thurman J. Kennedy
San Antonio
Festival San Jacinto Association
Majestic
Pasadena
Calif
Doctors End Conclave Sees SMA Move Toward Atlanta 1974
Approximately 2 000 participants in the Southern Medical Association convention depart San Antonio for Atlanta. Four days closed with a gala President's Night at the Convention Center where outgoing President Dr. Joe T. Nelson was honored. Dr. George J. Carrull of Suffolk Va succeeds Nelson as SMA president. Dr. John J. Hinchey of San Antonio named second vice president and led convention arrangements. Seminars covered acupuncture in pain treatment with Dr. Michael J. Porter noting clinics nationwide. Analysis of initial 100 patients showed 82 percent improvement, 25 percent cured, 73 percent long term improvement. Porter described a technique to temporarily or permanently damage nerves via electric stimulation. He called for a licensing regulatory board to oversee acupuncture practice.
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Southern Medical Association
San Antonio
Atlanta
Joe T. Nelson
SMA
George J. Carrull
Suffolk
Nelson
John J. Hinchey
Hinchey
Michael J. Porter
Miami Beach
Fla
Wwe
Porter
Apathy in Funding For Community Action Agencies Cited
In San Antonio Humberto Aguirre urged over 320 Texas Community Action agencies to push for fiscal year 1974 funding. He noted no new legislation or appropriation exists, only continuing resolutions and three monthly grants at 1972 levels. Agencies were urged to show lawmakers their impact and unite for continued support.
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Joe P
Faulkner
Office of Economic Opportunity
San Antonio
Humberto Aguirre
Texas Association of Comunity Action Agencies,Inc
Gunter Hotel
Aguirre
Dallas
Texas Action Agencies
Texas
Water resources debate shapes Central Texas plan
Central Texas leaders and groups, including Dr. David Davidson of the Sierra Club, told the Water Advisory Council at the Bexar County Courthouse that population growth tests water limits. Officials urged revisiting the Texas Water Development Board priorities and creating a population cap mechanism while planning future reservoirs and river basin cooperation.
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Ann &, Robinson
Central ‘Texas
Sierra Club
Central Texas Water Advisory Council
David Davidson
Bexar County
Davidson
Council
Texas Walter
Liman Council
Texas
City Water Board
Robert van Dyke
CWB
Aircraft Missing In Texas Patrol Appeals For Information
Civil Air Patrol appeals for help locating a missing aircraft that departed Eagle Pass for Fort Worth on November 3. Pilot Tom T. Reese, 32, a Fort Worth schoolteacher, and passenger Danny Cole, also of Fort Worth, were aboard. Bad cloud conditions and possible forced landing in a field are suspected. information should be directed to the Civil Defense Building office.
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Civi Air Patrol
Eagle Pass Bow
Fort Worth
Anne Farrell
Civil Air Patrol
Tom T. Reese
Danny Cole
Civil Defense Building
Auditorium Circle
Fatal Shootout at Downtown Firm Ends in Death
Patrolman Robert Cadena and Patrolman Landon Minnick fired seven rounds at 22 year old Willam Cruz Rodriguez after a silent alarm at the Tom Burkholder Co. 831 N St Marys. Rodriguez, armed with a 303 caliber rifle, died from gunshot wounds to the temple and shoulder. An autopsy was released Thursday confirming the fatal gunfire.
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Robert Cadena
Willam Cruz Rodriguez
Avasive
Puerto Rico
Tom Burkholder
N. St. Mary's
Rodriguez
Cadena
Landon Minnick
Rodrigues
San Anions and San Anienis Tax Figures Across Regions
Fragmented OCR text shows tax and census style figures across Mexico Central and South America, with scattered numbers and place names. The passage contains garbled terms and inconsistent spacing, making precise data extraction difficult. Political or fiscal headings appear, but OCR errors obscure clear entities or dates.
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Air Force
Lackland Air Force
William Y. McBride
Air Training Command
ATC
Lackland
McBride
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Gloria McKinney
DeXa
Bureau of the Census
U.S. Department of Labor
Las Palmas
Castroville Road
Stephene T. Worland
Notre Dame University
Institute of International Affairs
Moody 101
St. Mary's University
St. Anthony Hotel
Pat Croley
Kathy Carsey
McDonald Weinert
Edwards Underground Water District
Edwards Underground
Retired Teachers Association
Marshall Street Center
Marshall
Convention Center
Hams
George J. Cahrgll
New Association
Sam Price
TACAA
June Ross
Galveston County Community Action Council
Argus Burnett
Texas Panhandle Community Action Corp
Amarillo
SAM Price Tacaa President
Edwards
Robert L. Bluntzer
Texas Water Development Board
San
San Anions
van Buteau
Mexico
Central