Big Gains Seen in Nueces Dam Plan by Ranch Leader
South Texas rancher and King Ranch director Belton Kleberg Johnson urged a 100 million ten year dam and flood control build on the Nueces River. He said the project could generate up to 11 billion in farming ranching recreational and industrial growth, creating jobs and expanding the regional tax base. Johnson named seven potential dam sites near Whitsett, Butler County, and Cotulla and called for regional coordination through the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce.
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Barry Browne
South Texas
Pingeam
Nueves River
Belton Kleberg Johnson
King Ranch
Farang
Johnson
Sday
Farny
Greater
San Antonio
MacArthur Bark
Nueces
Texas
Aden
Anhisatt
Whitsett
Bawlerlon
Cotulla
Pentral
Cornell University
Corpus Christi
Indicted in Multi-State Marijuana Import Ring
Five individuals face federal indictments in Del Rio and San Antonio after authorities seized about 700 pounds of marijuana shipped from Mexico. Hollingsworth, Estes, Aslese, Homburg, and Pollock are in custody. trips by airplane allegedly totaled seven with 481 pounds recovered in Milwaukee.
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Mexico
del Rin
Savannah
Fain Antonio
Seitice
Abiege
Iare Willis B. Holingsworth
Alulema
Estes
Malcolm A. Asles
Charles Homburg
Ton Pollock
Hollingsworth
San Antonio
Sabinas Hidalgo
Fites
Ester Dr
Nanwan
Okiefoenburg
Pollock
Milwaukee
Wis
Lavees
Special Treatment Urged For Heart Attack Patients
Dr David Fuller of the University of Texas Medical School outlined psychiatric aspects of recovery for heart attack patients at a session sponsored by the Texas affiliate of the American Heart Association. He described fear, denial, regression, and mood shifts as patients adjust to the new reality and urged staff and families to provide security and kindness to aid rehabilitation.
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Sharon Watkins
David Fuller
University of Texas Medical School
Fuller
American Heart Association
Texas
San Antonio Medical School
Tomorow
Council Criticized Over City Funding Report
Clivens Participation Policy Committee members criticize City Council for restating and funding of UBSA before an official CPPC report was received. The Thursday session saw CPPC members accuse City Hall and City Manager Henckel of withholding details and restoring funding amid debate.
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Clivens
United Businessmen of
San Antonio
CPPC
UBSA
Twal
Thursdy
AL AG Willis Selo
Ity Pelivelal Werror
CPP
Connell
Henckel
Chainhan
San Antonio Light subscription rates and publication details
San Antonio newspaper pricing lists show daily and Sunday rates for local and international subscriptions. The notice includes multiple options by location, with prices for daily and Sunday editions and regional rates, plus Associated Press copyright notice.
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RATIS
San Fislonio
Teno Fever
Texas
Trash Pickup Pact Moves San Antonio Schools to Private Firms
The San Antonio School District will switch all trash collection to commercial firms starting this month. Elementary schools will shift from city pickup, while junior and senior highs already use private services. The board approved a contract with Paul Green Thumb Landscaping for planter boxes at Hew Gen Elementary and building work at Robert E. Lee Elementary. They also approved purchasing two land tracts at 602 and 618 Adams for Brackenridge High area to build a new Wheatley High School. A three member board of usualization named Les Edgar Dietrich Gambler and E. E. Seis.
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San Antonio
Texas
Miso
Hew Gen
Selon
Robert £. Lee
Ebon Neal
Selowe
Brackenridge High School
Wheatley High School
Adams
Les Edgar
Dietrich Gambler
E. E. Seis
San Antonio Symphony Announces Big Auditions
The San Antonio Symphony announces auditions for college age and older applicants. Venues include several first sopranos and four basses. Applicants may book appointments through the Symphony office.
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San Antonio Symphony Manteraligers
Soprag
Symphony
Army to Replace Monthly Draft Calls With Quarterly System
Washington expects the army to end monthly draft calls by next week and switch to a quarterly schedule. Officials project under 19 400 total calls for October through December and seek approval from the secretary of defense and the Selective Service System. The move ends more than two decades of monthly calls dating to World War II era.
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Washington
Army
Secretary of Defense
Selective Service
Light's Action Line Schedule Raises and Tritium Note
The piece discusses Moody's raise timing after the 90 day economic window and board contract processes for administrators. It also explains Tritium as a radioactive hydrogen variant used in watches and its safe exposure, contrasting luminous paints with radium for long glow risks.
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Moody's
Moony
Moordy
Toagher
Tal
Jessie N. Rletohen
SAG
Eagle
Cardiologist Addresses Heart Confab at AHA Sessions
Physicians attend the annual scientific sessions of the American Heart Association at the Convention Center and University of Texas Medical School to discuss heart disease prevention. The Texas affiliate annual banquet features Ty Willis Tate of SMU. Noted speakers include Dr. J Willis Hurst of Emory and others from Chicago and New York. The Abbottay Nurses Institute concludes the event.
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American Heart Association
Convention Center
University of Texas Medical School
the Heart Association
Texas
River Room
Ty Willis Tate
Southern Methodist University
Heart Associant
Hilton “Palacio del Rio
J. Willis Hurst
Department of Medicini
Emory University School of Medicine
Hurst
Alfred W. Barris
Aburday
R. W. Childers
University of Chicago
Jol Laragh
New York
Motel Robbery Nets About $30 in Five Day Span
A series of robberies reported near Osk Motor Lodge in Humppreays ends with a 30 dollar robbery at the Sabby Mesk. Elizabeth Thomas 77 and two maids were forced to a rear room as a bandit with a knife demanded cash. A second incident at Shamrock Service Station involved a $45 theft by a man armed with a small revolver.
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Osk Motor Lodge
Humphreays
Elizabeth Thomas
C. ‘Thomas
Mark J. Shapiro
Chicago
E. Houston
Broadway
Michael Madd
Shamrock
Commerce
Sale
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