BeXaii act 2 Glance and new Bexar Farm Bureau directors
New Bexar County Farm Bureau board members include Clinton Boldt Joe Van DeWalle Jr David Ackermann A W Haley D J Gembler UI Leroy Eisenhauer John Vasbinder and Adolph Lambrecht During the week a prom convention adopted resolutions urging state support for Bexar County Hospital deplored government pricing policies on agricultural goods and opposed felony prosecution of employers who hire illegal aliens Other items note retiree chapter activities church address seminar on campaign funding library story hour UNICEF drive and various public notices
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Bexar County
Center seeks funds for women and men in MHMR unit
The Bexar County Mental Health Mental Retardation Center board will seek about 140000 to buy and remodel a three story brick building at Mt Sacred Heart and Madonna to house a residential treatment unit for female and male alcohol dependent patients. The plan faced delay from Preston C Stephens who urged district consultation but the vote to pursue financing passed. The first floor would hold offices and dining areas, with second floor for women and third for men, serving an estimated 30 clients annually. James Bailey said the building once housed a convent.
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Board of
Bexar County
Sdool
James Bailey
MHMR
T He Sisters
Annexation Halted Temporarily in Selma Universal City Clash
Universal City wins a temporary injunction halting Selma’s planned annexation of several hundred acres near the two suburbs. Judge James Onion ruled after a Oct 1 hearing that Universal City’s extraterritorial rights, claimed before Selma’s incorporation, blocked the move as a residential development plan awaited.
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Universality
Selma
Fraqi
Universal Ciy Wis
Universal City
Thousands Gather for San Antonio Alamo District TSTA Meet
Public schools closed across San Antonio as 8 000 to 9 000 teachers arrive for a two day Texas State Teachers Association district meeting. Peggy Nelson named president elect with Curtis Crawhorn to lead in 975. Delegates debate budgets reforms and rewrite the district constitution amid lengthy sessions and numerous workshops.
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San Antonio
Republican House
Austin
Jim Nowlin
Joe Fage
Stryker McGuire
Algo
Texas State Teachers Association
House of Delegates
TSTA
Scounty Alamo
Convention Center Mission Room
Peggy Nelson
Akimo Heights
Edisom
Robert C. Henderson
Curtis Crawhorn
North
Max Ariinin
Utopia
Helen Richler
Sendo
Alex Sctele
Southside
Alamo
Unigabun
Tax Board Revived by City Council Over Corrections
City Council revived the Tax Board of Review to oversee tax roll corrections after noting errors in city assessments. The inactive body will include representatives from the city manager, city attorney, and finance offices to assure internal controls and above board transactions. council also approved an air pollution controls plan and ordered an evaluation of the Equal Employment Opportunity office amid budget concerns.
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Jan Jakoue
Hielt
Carl
Pearl and
Lone Stir Brewing Companies
Rauscher Picrea Securities Co
Personel
Fanerix
Exel
Lems
Board of Review
Cty
Director of Finance
White
Lili Gockel
John Miller
Traffic and Transportation Department
Texas al Control Board
Cliff Morton
Millar
City Public Service Board
City Water Board
George Alexander
Environmental Protection
Dallas
EPA
EY ‘Tropicana
George Spinson
Calinciiman
Jose San Martin
Johnson
Winston Ulata
San Martin
Ural
Man injured in traffic crash found with cocaine packet
An injured man from a Thursday crash at Ruse and San Tcinto was taken to Bexar County Hospital. An orderly found a small plastic bag with white powder in his pocket and police were summoned. The man was charged with possession of cocaine and jailed in lieu of 3500 dollars after being released from the hospital.
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Ruse
San Ttcinto
Bexar County Hospital
Parl Chavarria
Aquifer Development Restrictions Asked
San Antonio City Council asks the Texas Water Quality Board to adopt Edwards Aquifer restrictions enforced by a single state agency. The council urges stricter containment of development in the Edwards recharge zone and public hearings set for October 1 at the Convention Center.
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Sharon Watkins
San Angonio
Texas Water Quality Board
Edwards
Enwards
Miamo
Andaids
Mwok
Council
Woam
Convention Center
Cumncl
Mexican American Unity
Public Notices From Fragmented Local Page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions figures and places with unclear names. The readable bits reference public notices and a named entity Dolly, suggesting a civic or legal item amid garbled data.
Unclear retail rates and payments from San Antonio and Texas
Fragmented OCR shows assorted rate figures, payments, and item codes for a Texas area. Surviving text references San Antonio, Sunday payments, and multiple monetary values such as 42.43, 7.50, and 239, with scattered names and codes, but the overall meaning is not coherent.
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American Heart Association
Central Park Mall
Ray Watson
University of Texas Medical School
Connie Mansur
Bexar County Medical Society
Northwest San Antonio
American Association of Retired Persons
Pan
Ab Manor Baptist Church
League of Waamen Voters
Las Palmas
Lionnt
Frederick
Conford
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Houston
Paul E Martin
Roger Garland
Reject
United Nations Children’s
American Physical Therapy Association
Texas Central District
Southwest Texas Methodist Hospital
San Antonio River Authority Board
Three Americas
Broadway
Medina Valley
Petri
Mainy
Alamo District
Tanchily
Alimo District
Tsya District 20
Tax Board
Texas
Count Reginald DeWarren
Institute of ‘Texan Cultures
Northwest Mental Health
cHancil
Hay Land
Vance Jackson
Worabad
Justine Garlag
Cadena
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Atorney
Howard Walker
Curios City Atorney
Crawford Reeder
T. E. Cox
Leroy Cowman
American Lung Association
Alamo Area
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Suner Bly
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Prnk Staris
Ach
Mitral Scum America
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