San Antonio Chamber Highlights Citys Bright Economic Outlook
The third annual Business Outlook Conference at the San Antonio Convention Center featured leaders from Tesore Petroleum, CPS, Southwest Research Institute and Frost National Bank outlining new energy plants planned for 1976, expansion of science based industries, and growing military-related spending. They projected demand for water resources, discussed a multi-year rate hike for utilities, and noted education and manpower challenges while stressing opportunities in manufacturing and regional growth.
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Joe P. Faulkner
Warren Jennings
San Antonio
Convention Center
Greater San Antonio
Chambers If Commerce
James C. Phelips
Tesore Petroleum Corp
JK. Spruce
City Public
Bay City
W . Lawrence Preth Jr
Southwest Research Institute Department
Arturo Villarreal
Jocke
Bexar County
Villarreal
Clifford E. Morton
Merion Southwest
Frank Harrison
University of ‘Texas Health Sciences Center
C. Linden Sledge
Frost National Bank
Dwight Mavens
Greater Detroit Chamber of Commerce
Trinity to Dedicate Coates Center
Trinity University will dedicate its new 1.25 million Coates University Center at 2 30 p m Saturday. Mrs George H Coates will attend as guest of honor to honor her late husband’s gift. The center replaces the old union and houses lounges recording studios a forum and shops.
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Doris Wright
Trinity University
Coates University Center
George H. Coates
Coates Center
Shideat Union
Mirage
Wimpress
Community notices honor and events in San Antonio area
Steve Kolara, 18, of 303 Injin, shot in the left knee Sept. 24 during a chase of two wallet snatchers, will be honored by Shields of Bexar County at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Mazatlan Room at the Courthouse. Kolara, an employee of Thriftex Discount Food Store, will receive a plaque. Rep. Gonzalez will discuss the federal government’s role in health care at noon Friday at De Winne’s Belgium Inn. The Second annual Leon Valley Firemen’s Barbecue is set for Sunday from 1–3 p.m. at Raymond Rossell Park, with admission $2 to aid equipment purchases. Barbecue meals served 1–3 p.m., plus booths and a crafts store. Health professional associations will hold a workshop at the Courthouse Squire Travelodge. Alamic Handicapped Association of San Antonio hosts an informal tea at 3 p.m. Sunday at their offices to discuss plans for an apartment complex for handicapped tenants. State Sen. Nelson Wolff will speak at the Office Education Association Area II Student Leadership Conference Saturday at the Sheraton San Antonio. High school seniors in cooperative programs attend a half day of school then work at local businesses.
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Steve Kolara
Shields
Bexar County
Mazatlan
Square Trave Lodge
Villita
Kolara
Thriftex Discount
Sway
Gonzalez
Eealth Action Council
de Winne
Belgium Inn
Commerce
Leon Valley Firemen
Raymond Rossell Park
Leon Valley Fire Department
Alamic Handicapped Association of
San Antonio
Pam
Padre
Nelson Wolff
Office Education Association
Sairday Alse
Sheraton
Austin Highway
San Antonio river authority approves plant expansion pact
The San Antonio River Authority board approved a contract to buy 3.9 acres for expanding the Satatrilla Sewage Treatment Plant, paying Norris W Hamilton $12 675. New connections nearby are halted during expansion, risking stalled development and dormant funds. Hugh Halls Jr. sworn in. $18 million bond sale approved for Salada Creek dam work. customer rates rise including a 25 dollar jump for single family connections from 200 to 225.
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The
San Antonio
Hugh Halls Jr
San Antonis
Fred Klingeman
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Underwood Neuhaus Co
Houston
Salada Creek
Hofheing Endorsed by Houston Civic Council
Mayoral candidate Fred Hofheing received an endorsement from the Greater Houston Civic Council on Wednesday, a body that represents local civic organizations. The vote signals backing from community groups ahead of the election.
Four True Bills Against San Antonio Man Indicted
A 21 year old San Antonio man Asa Fargo faced four robbery by assault indictments from the Bexar County grand jury for extortion robberies at Valley II Hank in May and a November 1972 Gibson's Discount Center theft. He is also linked to robberies at HEB Food Store and Andy Supermarket. Separate indictments include Johfany Joe Garza on burglary with intent to murder and Garza’s tie to the shooting of San Antonio Patrolman Russell Spannagel, who died. The grand jury returned 129 indictments overall.
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San Antony
Bexar County Grant
Asa Fargo
Hank
Gibson's Discount Center
Bandera
Fargs
Farge
HEB Food
McCullough
Fanny Andy
Nacogdoches
Johfany
Joe Garan
Tidewind
Grant
Garza
San Antonio
Russell Spannaze
Spannagel
Peking Born Physician Urges China US Cooperation
Peking born Lt Alfred Cheng, chief of environment health for the School of Aerospace Medicine at Brooks AFB, told about 200 at Lackland AFB NCO Club that year of The Bull signals action and cooperation between China and the United States. He argued shared energy goals and friendship with Americans can end Western domination.
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China
United States
Air Force
Alario Chanter
Air Force Association
Cat
Alfred Cheng
School of Aerospace Medicine
Brooks, Air Force Base
Dlonner
Lackland Afb Nco Club
Chines
Cheng
Special Services Urge Memorial Observances Thursday
Local synagogues schedule special services on Thursday at the request of the National Rabbinical Organization urging Jews to attend memorial services on the last day of the Festival of Tabernacles. Dr. David Jacobson of Temple Beth El notes a telegram urging the community to join in a remembrance service for Israel Defense Force soldiers who sacrificed their lives for Israel. The organization asks Jews to translate grief into support for embattled Israel.
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Rabbinical
Festival of Tabernacles
David Jacobson
Temple Beth-El
Agas
Israel Defense Force
Israel
Hatiana
Three Grant Requests Approved by AACOG Committee
Three federal grant applications totaling more than $222,000 were approved by the Criminal Justice Committee of the Alama Area Council of Governments. The measures await comments from AACOG's executive committee. Funds target youth programs and probation services with requests ranging from about $42,000 to over $86,000.
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Criminal Justice Committee
Alama Area
Va Vernad Boy's Ranch
AACOG
AACUG
81St Judicial District
Karnes County
Mie
Teen Burglary Suspect Held After Roof Breakin
Police arrested an 18 year old suspect at Walker Furniture Co. 403 East Commerce for burglary after arriving on scene around 12 49 am Thursday. Officers say the teen used a rope to gain access to the roof of the building.
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Merted
Walker Fuenture Co
E. Commerce
Ruamphne
Publicativa rate card shows nationwide options
The Associated Press style sheet lists various subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Rates vary by region including San Antonio, Texas, and outside Texas, with prices shown for daily, Sunday, and combinations. Rates differ for international destinations and different countries.
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An Antonia
South Texas
Ballion
Prehn
Greater
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Air Training Command
Randolph Afb
ATC
William ¥. McBride
Washington, D.C
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John RB. Shields
City Water Board
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CWB
James Is. Harwell
Texas Industrial Commission
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Prehr
Morton
Harrison
Phelps
Trinity
Hugh Halff JR
Sara
Fourth Court of Civil Board
Fred Kilngenson
Appeals
New Coates Center
Thurman Adkins
Emilio Nicolas Jr
O'Neil Ford
Duncan Wimpress
Texas
Squire
University of A Texas Medical
Galveston
Brand
People's Republic of China
U.S
Wan Cheng
Wan
America
Cheng Bulishon
CaMpAing
Offi McCullough
Sun Antonio
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