San Antonio hosts variety of talks and seminars
Maurice Acers of the DBeautify Texas Council will speak to the San Antonio Optimist Club on beautifying Texas. A three day Postal Service seminar for six southern region information assistants opens in Downtown. State Sen Nelson Wolff sponsors a student lecture on the Energy Crisis at his home. Dr Dial provides a weekly medical information recording. Former Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert W Calvert speaks to St Mary’s University law students. Kidney Foundation fundraisers proceed at Norris Star Mall and McCreless centers. Elementary educator Mary Ellen Glaze plans a two week workshop trip to California and Colombia. San Antonio Alcohol Safety Action Project conducts its 3rd annual Voluntary Roadside Survey. Trinity University hosts a "Physicians and Patients" lecture. Over 400 health workers expected at UT Health Science Center workshop on respiratory disease.
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Texas Supreme Court
Robert W. Calvert
St Mary's University
Calvert
Texas
San Antonio
South Texas
University of Texas Health Science Center
Eichler Resigns Labor Post In San Antonio AFL-CIO Council
Veteran labor leader George Eichler resigns as president of the San Antonio AFL-CIO Council. Albert Garcia of the Plumbing and Fitters becomes interim leader as the council, with 53 locals, seeks a new president. Eichler’s term was to end in September next year and he helped found the council in 192? and served as an officer during its early years.
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San Antonio
Afl-Cio Council
Fichler
L Ate
Brewery Workers Local Union
Mez
Elehier
Albert Garcia
Phimbers and Fitters
San Antoni Aplc
Union Locats
Barrio Clinic Busy with Friday Immunizations
Frank Trejo reports ongoing Friday activities at Villa Coronation Clinic where mothers bring infants for immunizations. Six week olds receive initial diphtheria and whooping cough shots, boosters given later, plus tetanus rubella polio vaccines as children age.
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Frank Treio
Villa Coronatio Clinic
Villa Coronado
Gael Child
Wia
Orange
Over 2 000 in L A For Municipal League Meet
The Last annual conference of the Texas Municipal League was under way at the San Antonio Convention Center with more than 2,000 delegates present for the opening general session. Mayors, councilmen, and heads of city departments from across Texas attended as Gov. Briscoe and various officials addressed state and federal roles in municipal government.
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ED Castillo
Texas Municipal League
San Antonio Convention Center
Texas
San Antonio
Lila Cockrell
Becker
Ciallenge
Jamie Clements
TMI
Gov
Briscoe
Convention Center
Ducal ‘Club
Department of Housing and
Floyd Hyde
Convention
John Wil
Sho Wil
Palladon
Erin
Jake Gan
Salt Vale
Nationad ‘Legatie
Inbuile Miatk White
Texas Secreracy
Sam Figoria
Labor Management Relations Service
Washington, D.C
Two Burglary Suspects Apprehended Early Monday
Police surprised two burglars in a dawn break in a food store on West Side, one boy aged seven and another youth. The younger was arrested in the 400 block of Mr. Vernon while the other escaped but later was captured by officers. The pair reportedly broke a ground floor entrance before being turned over to authorities.
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Matt
Vernon
Uly
Judge OKs UK District Court Trial For Pedraza
District Court Judge Adrian Spears sets a Monday trial date for Jimmy Ferdin Pedraza charged with possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance. Pedraza, 22, of 522 Wheel, faces significant penalties if convicted and awaits arraignment for the matter.
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Adrian Spears Peanuel
Jimmy Ferdin Pedraza
Vedraza
Texas Cities Praised by Houston Mayor at TM L Conference
Houston Mayor Louie Welch praised Texas cities during the Texas Municipal League conference, noting varied government forms yet effective results. He cited El Paso Pasadena and Houston as examples of efficient governance, emphasized low costs, and attributed progress to the Texas Annexation Act of 1863 guiding tax bases and growth.
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Houston
Louie Welch
Lili Cockrell
Dallas
Wes Wise
TML
Jamie Clements
ED Castillo
Texas
Glat
Convention Center
Welch
el Paso
Pasadena
Bousten
Wave of robberies hits San Antonio area
A Sunday and Monday spree saw two young men steal about $4 from a motel office at 1915 Broadway after forcing entry with a small pistol. A Kentucky Fried Chicken at 3018 Fredericksburg was robbed around midnight, a pistol shown to a worker who handed over cash as others counted receipts. Other victims included Andrew Guzman at 122 W Mayfield losing 5 dollars, a 30 dollar watch and shoes, Armando Lara who had 50 dollars taken at Guadalupe and Picoss, and John Hollan beaten and robbed at Lamar and New Braunfels taking 2 dollars, credit cards, and boots.
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Steinager Cer] Jones
Broadway
Jones
Fredericksburg
Leda Chesney
Angie Safechex
Andrew Guzman
W. Mayfield
Armando Lara
Guadalupe
Picoss
John Hollan
Lakewood
Lamar
New Braunfels
Briscoe Warned Over State Police Commission
Austin UPI report says Speaker Price Daniel warned Gov Ralph Briscoe and Lt Gov Willan P Hobby that officials opposing a state police oversight commission will face consequences. He argued Watergate shows an independent agency is needed to enforce laws passed by the 1973 Texas legislature to reform government.
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Austin
UPI
Price Daniel
Ralph Briscoe
Willan P. Hobby
Texas
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