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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1971

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New Town Reports Feasible San Antonio Ranch Project

Spokesman Bob Honts says federal and local reports find the San Antonio Ranch project feasible under environmental and economic reviews. The 9900 acre Northwest Bexar County development would host about 97 972 residents in 28000 housing units with initial private and government backed funding and a multiyear impact plan including open space, central sewer, and aquifer protection.

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Rent Raise Supported By Advisory Board Member Ross

Peter P. Franklin and Robert Rass chaired a meeting of the Rent Advisory Board which plans to guide rent policy under Nixon. The 15 member group will advise the Price Commission on conditions linking rents to costs, arguing that without increases housing stock may deteriorate. The next Washington session is set for Monday led by Thames S. Curtis.

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AACOG Faces 52 Percent Cut to Its Federal Funding

The Alamo Area Council of Governments may lose 52 percent of its federal funding next year as HUD and the Department of Housing and Urban Development withhold support. AACOG executive committee members, led by A. E. Newell, form a subcommittee to seek new funding sources and press Washington officials.

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Night scope discount offer to police agencies

Police departments invited to buy five thousand five hundred night vision devices known as starlight scopes at reduced Army prices. The $3500 devices, mounted on M 16 rifles, aid police surveillance and mine detection in darkness. Texas Justice Council covers 78 percent of the cost, reducing the net price to about 275 dollars per unit.

San Aninio Pailee U.S. Army Office of Criminal Justice Army Host Texas Criminal Justice Council San Antonio

New Grading System Studied at Clear Spring Elementary

Clear Spring Elementary School will pilot a new "weading" system replacing letters to show growth relative to class level. The plan, approved by the North East School District, penalizes late progression while highlighting reading levels and effort for parent insight.

Clear Spring North East Ivan Bitawater Jeter Firewater Reaeney Place Castle Hills Setonis

Rates and subscriptions for San Antonio newspapers

The notice outlines the subscription and carrier rates for the San Antonio Light and San Antonio Gazette. It details daily and Sunday options, combined daily and Sunday packages, and regional rates for Texas, Mexico, Canada, and foreign countries, with monthly and annual pricing.

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Clowns review grows funnier with each show

Wheatger Review praises the Mara Tinher Theater production of A Thousand Clowns. The cast delivers high energy performances led by Brian Varga and Hartman, with Billy Natanaby and Nathony drawing strong notices. Ken Osterman directs a lively, well timed staging.

Billy Natebany Nathony Danny Fhomias Mey Fred Randall Rebecca Shaw James Galvin Ken Osterman

Plaza Waterways Plan Faces City Council Review

Plaza Waterways Council proposed selling to Paving Streets through HemisFair Plaza and parking plan changes as part of the long term solution for the Convention Center area. The report by Tack Johnson outlined costs for lake regulation and waterways fillings while council members weighed eliminating elevated walkways and adding plaza entrances.

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ROTC Part of U S Tradition at St Marys University

U S Rep Henry B Gonzalez addressed ROTC cadets at St Marys University praising civilian soldiers as a tradition while arguing against military cutbacks and urging realistic views on arms control and defense spending. He warned about global threats as Cuban submarine activity and Russian ships.

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