Community events and notices from San Antonio region
The American Legion post hosts a mid winter meeting with District Attorney Ted Butler as guest after installation of new members at Arden Grove Party House. Free youth storytelling at Las Palmas Library and a Christmas puppet show on December 15 are planned. Blood pressure checks at Central Park Mall, nursing staff at UT Nursing School will run a free clinic, and Military Chaplains Association prepares for its national convention in San Antonio April 22 to 25. Miss Texas Teen Ager pageant selects site at St Anthony Hotel for June, with over 150 finalists. A trauma care seminar originates at UT Health Science Center and is televised to medical centers. An intensive immunology course runs four days at Hilton Palacio Del Rio. A crime due to energy crisis sees a purse snatching in San Antonio. An amusement park ride missing for five months is found in La Feria valued at 850 dollars.
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American Legion Business and Professional Men's Post No. 10
Arden Grove
Ninth
Ted Butler
Tower Leyel
Central Park Mall
American Heart Association
San Antonio
University of Texas Nursing School
University of Texas Health Science Center
Amber Medical
Poll Power Urged at Chicano Art Lectures at MECHA College
Peace Justice Mike Hernandez urged Spanish speaking residents to engage with legislators and vote, criticizing a double standard in justice. He spoke to about 10 students at Our Lady of the Lake College during a two day MECHA sponsored event featuring Albert Pena Gloria Zamora Richard Santos Marta Cartera Carlos Guerra and Maria Compean plus six film screenings on Mexican American and Chicano topics.
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Our Lady of the Lake College
Jean Osborne
Administration of Justice
San Antonio
Mike Hernandez
Hernandez
Woew
Movimiento Estudiantil
Chicano de Aztlan
MECHA
Jevel
Albert Pena
Gloria Zamora
Richard Santos
Marta Cartera
Carlos Guerra
Maria Compean
Raza Unda
Swim Team Tragedy Claims Third Brakma Wins Member
Macadrthue High School Brakma awn swim team loses Tracey J. Erickson 16 from injuries after a two car crash returning from practice at Virgil T. Blossom Center. Other victims Pat Sherwood 7 and Margaret Blake Wi died, Michelle Moor 14 and Mary Parker 17 hospitalized. Team sponsor Mirla McCarty drove the other car. city traffic deaths reach new year high.
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Macadrthue
Brakma
Broadway
Wortheast Saptist
Mary Parker
E. Gusto
Wilford Hall Usaf Medical Center
Mirla McCarty
San Antonio daily ads list rates and schedules
Fragmented advertisement page outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with varied prices for weeklies, holidays, and special editions. It references carriers, delivery areas, and regional pricing, naming multiple locations and figures amid a cluttered layout.
Low Vote Surprise at Colleyville Bedford Liquor Election
FORT WORTH AP County officials expressed surprise at the low absentee voter turnout for today’s Colleyville and Bedford liquor election. An absentee clerk said the absentee votes were low for such a hot issue.
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Fort Worth
Colleyville
Bedford
DA May Seek Grand Jury Action In Police Involved Double Murder
District Attorney Jed Butler plans to present testimony from police officers and an informant to the Bexar County Grand Jury on a six month probe into the April double murder of Agapito Ruiz and Ruy Castano. The informant implicates two officers. polygraph tests for the witness and officers are planned, with one officer already tested. The witness is in protective custody as the investigation proceeds with mayoral urging for quick action.
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Jed Butler
Bexar County Grand Jury
Butler
San Antonio
Ruy Castano
Department of Public Safety
Austin
Federal
Becker
Emnil E. Peters
Meyor
Felers
DPS
Peters
State Rep Praises The Light for Probe Coverage
State Rep Lombardino, a former officer, lauds The Light for responsible reporting on the murder of two narcotics dealers in South Bexar County last April. He says rumors must end, urges swift truth and public clarity, and defends the San Antonio Police Department while calling for removal of any proven bad actors.
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Lombardino
the Light
Bexar County
Fred Gomez Carrasco
San Antonio
Suspect On Bond In Fatal E Commerce Street Shooting
Tony D Williams, 20, of 104 Calmar, free on 2500 bond for assault to murder after Sammy Massey Sr., 21, of 4619 Dietrich, died at Baptist Hospital Sunday night. DA rejected murder charges for insufficient evidence but will present to a grand jury for disposition.
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Tony D.williams
Calmar
Sammy Massey Sr
Dietrich
Baptist Hospital
E. Commerce Street
Williams
SRI Names New Trustees and Re-elected Officers
SRI chairman Maurice Acers of Dallas and Austin was re-elected board chair as the 26th annual meeting named Richard W. Calvert to vice chair and Martin Goland as president. More than 60 leaders attended as Goland touted a 1973 revenue of 26.2 million. New trustees included Alfred Beckmann and Dr Gerald Burns among others. prior officers and tech vice presidents were reappointed or named. A tour of labs followed the session highlighting environmental, ocean engineering and auto engine projects.
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Maurice Acers
Dallas
Austin
Southwest Research Institute
SRI
Richard W. Calvert
National Bank of Commerce
Martin Goland
Goland
Alfred G. Beckmann
Lone Star Brewing Co
Gerald Burns
Our Lady of the Like College
Lester Clark
Petroleum Corp.of Texas
Peter T. Flawn
University of Texas At San Antonio
Frank M. Harrison
University of Texas Meards Science Center Aat
San Antonio
Joan C. Holmgreen
Alamo Iron Works
William Wy
Operation Unity Needy Families Aided In San Antonio
Operation Unity launches a drive in San Antonio to aid 550 needy families with canned goods and hoped cash donations. Franklin Cleveland of Cleveland & Associates sponsors the campaign with early support from KBER radio salesman Early Brown. Donations will be collected on Howston Street between New Braunfels and Hackberry, with a goal of 1000 dollars to be shared among the families.
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ED Glosson
San Antonio
Operation
Unity
Franklin Cleveland
Cleveland & Associates
Early Brown
KBER
Cleveland
San Antonlans
Vvigiis
Howston Street
New Braunfels
N. Hackberry
Bills Jump Trustees React To Sewage Billing Change
Bills Jump Trustees of the Northside School District react to a 900 percent rise in sewage charges and a rate increase for butane from 19 to 24 cents per gallon. A new per-gallon billing system based on water through district pipes replaces the old per-student fee. Officials plan a public explanation event and a campaign run with local TV personalities to promote unity and hunger relief across the city.
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Northside
Johany Kennecynski
Melvin Suitenfuss
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