Briscoe Names Community Affairs Director in Texas
Gov. Briscoe announced at the Texas Municipal League convention in San Antonio the appointment of Ben F. McDonald as executive director of the Texas Department of Community Affairs. McDonald, former Corpus Christi mayor, will begin duties soon and was praised for organizing Corpus Christi human relations and industrial commissions. Briscoe urged stronger local government, national balance of power, and warned against over centralization. The convention included remarks on urban issues, mass transit, energy, and a round table on Police Fire Collective Bargaining Act of 1978 with regional leaders and city officials.
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Briscoe
Texas Municipal League
San Antonio
Ben F. McDonald
Corpus Christi
Department of Community Affairs
McDonald
Human Relations Commission
Industrial Commission
Texas Department of Community Affairs
UNG
Texas
Sam Zigoria
National League of Cities
Washington, D.C
Alex Bickley
Dallas
I Police Fire
District Court
Bickley
Unif
Bexaly at Glance Air Force Village events highlighted
The article notes the third anniversary of Air Force Village with events at 10:30 a.m. at the Village Community Center San Antonio. It mentions UT Health San Antonio and Bexar County Hospital presenting new cardiothoracic concepts at meetings in Rochester and Louisville. Other items include an art sale at the Jewish Community Center, awards within dentistry, a driver improvement course, an elderly care lecture at UT Health San Antonio, a TSA award to Robert Callaway and Associates, and the first San Antonio stroke club meeting led by Ima Bunting. UNICEF fund drives for Halloween are also described.
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Air Force Village
Ravenswood
San Antonio
University of Texas Health Science Center
Bexar County Hospital
Association For Academic Surgery
Rochester
N.Y
Southern Thoracic Surgical Association
Louisville
First Baptist Church
McCullough
Retired Teachers Associaton
Iscal
American Association of Retired Persons
School of Medicine
University of Texas Heat Science Center
Curl Drive
Methodist Hospital
Robert Callaway and Associates
Texas Society of Architects
TSA
San Antonia
Four Air Force Officers Honored for Vietnam POW Service
Four Air Force officers received a total of 13 medals and one Oak Leaf Cluster in a ceremony at the Adolph Air Base. Awards included the Air Medal, Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Force Commendation Medal, and multiple Oak Leaf Clusters for valor and service while prisoners of war in North Vietnam.
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Air Force
Adolph Air Karve Base
Madeley
Vale
Hei MN
Hall
Keith S6
Ais
Heare Witty
Lathren
Lengyal
Herman Burer
North Vietnam
Meluision
Manigomery
Ala
Novi
Vielen Mays
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Daniel Pushes Amendment Amid Political Endorsements in Texas
Speaker Daniel Jr. campaigns in San Antonio for a constitutional amendment to create annual legislative sessions and raise salaries. He cites state budget costs as minor and promises 1 year sessions on odd years with emergency matters handled in brief meetings. He outlines a plan for a constitutional convention, claims broad support, and frames reform amid Watergate-era distrust.
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Jan Aarkor
Benecal
Price Daniel Jr
San Antonio
Daniel
Jantary
Austin
la Mansion
Deniel
Reso
Tomle
Aynh
Liberty
Mayor Calls For Stand Against Federal Encroachment
The first annual Texas Municipal League conference in Salt Lake City drew more than 1,000 delegates as Mayor Garin urged unity to resist EPA programs and other federal actions. He warned that federal bureaucrats bypass state and local governments, risking costly controls and fines, and called for a concerted effort to curb interstate overreach. Additional talks covered campaign finance and workers compensation for city employees.
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ED Castillo
Texas Municipal League
Convention Center
Salt Lake City
E. J. Lake
Garin
Theater of the Performing Arts
Garn
Navy
Kingsville Naval Air Station
Garo
Congress
EPA
Gam
Jie
Delepites
Agency
Dan Conply
Carn
Mark Whitt
Tony Konioth
Austin
Alfredo Gutierrez
Rio
Tradariim
Smut Case Bond Made in Local Theater Raid
Seffroy Dearster of W Hifisache was freed on a 3500 bond after a Monday arrest for conspiracy to exhibit obscene material. Fisher was jailed following a Mars Aduie Theater raid at 2190 Torna. Magistrate Phil Chavarria conducted a hearing and set the bond as police confiscated a film and a projector.
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Seffroy Dearster, VO
W. Hifisache
Fisher
Mars Aduie
Torna
Phil Chavarria
San Antonio Light Compering Rates and Subscriptions
The notice displays subscription pricing for The San Antonio Light and San Antonio Gazette, listing daily and Sunday rates, frequency options, and various regional charges. It includes incomplete figures and erratic spellings, reflecting OCR errors from the historical paper.
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Lonie Welch
Houston
Urbin
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State Board of Insurance
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Texas Munking League 1
Jewish Community Center
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Elaine Shaw
Robert 8. Kline
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Unicef
Malcolm E. Ryan
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Randolph
Walton Bono
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Republic of Viena
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San Antonin Register
Eloy Conteno
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San Anianio
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