Minority business boom aided by federal program says official
Jesse Rios field director for the U S Department of Commerce with OMBE told a group that over 180 local minority firms started in two years with OMBE help. He praised walk in traffic at Broadway and Ard Street offices and noted OMBE’s growth since 1969 with budgets expanding nearly 100 percent. He cited a network including Laredo Harlingen and Corpus Christi with counselors aiding start ups and stable ventures to boost the community.
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Federal Government Accounting Association
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San Antonio Business Resource Center
Minority Business Opportunity Committee
River Loop Opens To Boat Traffic In Downtown San Antonio
River Walk Advisory Commission discusses open ceremony for the completed River Bend loop now navigable by boats. Public works will repair walls and sidewalks from recent flood damage while fountains recirculation systems and new trees are planned. Controlling loud sound systems along River Bend is requested as a priority.
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Mel Sueltenfuss
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Public Works Department
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Raba
River Bend
Happy Veltman
Cotton warehouse fire destroys thousands of bales
McKinney AP says Co-Op Producers Compress Inc officials reported a Tuesday fire gutting a large cotton warehouse and 12,000 to 15,000 bales of cotton, with damage estimated at 400000 dollars.
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Holland May Come to Jews' Aid
Prime Minister Golda Meir convened a cabinet meeting to study Holland possibly replacing Austria as a transit hub for Soviet Jewish emigrants bound for Israel. Meir, returning from Vienna where talks with Bruno Kreisky failed to keep Schoenau Castle open, noted Dutch willingness as a gesture beyond its immigration role. Kreisky called the camp an absolute security risk amid Arab concerns, while Sadat sent thanks to Kreisky for his action.
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