Blue Woe Not Red Tape Amid Goat Shipment Delays
A troubled plan to ship over 800 Texas Angora goats from Brady to Moscow stalls due to bureaucratic red tape and delays. Seaboard Airlines faces postponements to the boatlift, with Russian assurances and a 150 mile radius of goat suppliers, while Bratton cites a glue faced problem and virus concerns affecting the transfer.
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New York
Enerler
Shoght
David Bratton
Four San Antonio men charged with heroin possession
Four San Antonio men faced federal charges after a Castroville road stop yielded 66.9 grams of heroin and nearly $1,000. Ace Manuel Rivas Cisneros and Prank Comzates ty were held on $35,000 bonds. Gonzales and Cisneros held on similar terms. Salas and Gara, both 45 and 2a, were processed with the case. Salas posted $4,000 cash and land in Michigan for release.
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Herani
Tina Federal Grand Jury
U.S
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Nen
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Fuente
Bureau of Narcotics
Castroville Road
BNDD
Cisneros
Gonzalez
Salas
Gara
Bexar County
Cisteros
Gonzales
Griaza
Salis
Saginaw
Mich
Surgery Program Does Well at Santa Rosa Hospital
The Santa Rosa Children's Hospital reports success with a new day surgery program for healthy, uncomplicated cases. Seventeen procedures are now suitable for day surgery, including minor operations and certain preoperative tests. The program aims to cut hospitalization costs, free beds, and reduce parental work disruption.
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Dallas
Columbus
Phoenix
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Ratner
Santa Rosa Medical Comer
Mit Pan Lyons
Wei Ts Her
Andrew Mencani
Ramiro Cadena
March Slated To Combat Dread Disease
The annual fund raising march for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is set for Tuesday in San Antonio. Baxar County residents will contribute with thousands of volunteers to support local and national programs for cystic fibrosis research and treatment. The Santa Rosa Children's Hospital center at 100 resilient centers treats about five million children with related issues. Since 1955 research has improved treatments extending life expectancy for affected children.
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San Antonio
National Rescarety and Treatment Fundation
Baxar County
Santa Rosa Children's Hospital
Texas Folklife Festival opens in San Antonio
Opening week events at the UT Institute of Texan Cuallures showcase a first time Texas Folklife Festival in San Antonio. More than 1,800 participants from 84 cities will perform dances, crafts, and foods across 13 pavilions with 31 food centers. Admission is 1 dollar for adults 80 cents for children, with free city shuttle buses from downtown.
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San Antonio
Texas
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Jachele
Belpisa
Frontier
Port Arthur
Pleasanton
von Callers
Miami
Republic of Texas
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Ennis
Woodville
Fredericksburg
Albany
Galveston
Halletsville
Thamp
Salings
New Braunfels
Gilmer
Corpus Christi
City
Institute
Boys Clubs Program Opens Amid Financial Struggle in San Antonio
San Antonio Boys Clubs plan fall programs despite cash shortfalls, aided by $10,000 in local donations to sustain North, South, and West Side centers through the month. Directors vow to keep clubs open through the school year, adding first aid, laboring and guitar lessons, GED prep, and limited remodeling with donated materials.
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San Antonio
Edward Narro
West Side
Oral Board of Directors
George Hays
Alton Sapenter
East Side
Ernesto Olivares
West Light
Clube
Flexible Males at OLL reshape dorm life and rules
Article describes OLL’s Ayres Hall housing 80 male residents, first male students at the former girls dorm. Dean Mike Fernandes notes by laws evolve as male residents seek study space, curfews by age, restricted visiting hours, and a recreation room renovation. About 7000 men enrolled among 2200 students.
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Lady of the Lake College
Sen
Ayres Hall
Amveda Lua
Dela
Tain Torres
Mike Fernandes
Acide
Arldad
Niles
Pope
Callege
Mike Rodrigues
George Navarrs
Alfredo
Torres
San Antonio River Authority Ballot Places Named
San Antonio attorney Rich Cate drew top spot for Place 4 on the San Antonio River Authority ballot. Incumbent Thomas Drought also seeks reelection. Other contested seats include Place 5 with multiple candidates from Bexar County and nearby counties.
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San Antonio
Three Quarter School Begins At Rogers Juniot
Anseph Gose principal announces a three quarter system for the new school year at Rogers Juniot, splitting terms into fall winter and spring. Students will take four core subjects plus health and physical education, with two periods for previews of other fields and early specialization options later in high school.
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Anseph Gose
Gos
Subscription rates for San Antonio Light newspaper
The notice lists daily and Sunday subscription rates by carrier for San Antonio Texas and other regions. It includes prices for daily and Sunday delivery by mail, with separate rates for domestic, Mexico and foreign destinations, plus weekend and Sunday-only options.
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Rearst Corporation
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Texas
Lewny
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