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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1973

Page

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Bexar al Glance and Community Events Overview

A Saturday cleanup along a one mile San Pedro Avenue corridor near the International Airport kicks off Youth Leadership Conference activities. TSPE holds its spring executive board meeting in Austin with W F Payette and R Marvin Shipman in attendance. A North Texas State Univ professor discusses US Russia coexistence at Moody Hall.

San Pedro Avenue International Airport Texas Society of Professional Engineers Austin Bexar County W. F. Payette R. Marvin Shipman TSPE Milan Reban North Texas State University United States Russia Moody Hall St. Mary’s University

ERA passage predicted by KNOWN feminist speaker

Dr Ann Scott legislative director of the National Organization of Women in Washington said ERA passage in eight states remains before national law. She noted grass roots support led by young housewives and cited alliances across liberal and conservative women groups to push the amendment. Implications include military draft eligibility for women and shared child custody and support.

Gaylon Finkler San Antonio Ann Scott National Organization of Women Washington, D. C Scott Senate Our Lady of the Lake College The Scient Association American Independent Party Ku Klux Klan Birch Society Dr. Scott Liberal Woman's Magazine

Air Control Board Faces Criticism in San Antonio Hearing

Texas Air Control Board, due by April 15 to propose methods for reducing vehicular pollution, faced sharp criticism from San Antonio residents and groups including AACOG. The hearing at St Mary’s University drew about 100 people as supporters urged robust controls while others urged focus on stationary sources and broader applications.

Servker McGuire Texas Air Control Board San Antonio Alamo Area AACOG Welton St. Mary’s University Scholasticate Auditorium Dallas Houston TACB Harcourt Newman Sr Trinity University New York City John Fletcher St. Mary's Alamo City Texas Fletcher New York Tonio Manufacturers Association Sam Antonio Strating Sandra L. Friedman Donald Childs Austin National Guard

TACB to accept written pollution proposals by 5 pm

The Texas Air Control Board will take written recommendations from the public until 5 pm Friday to finalize anti pollution control proposals for the federal government. The board plans to study public hearings and forthcoming documents next Tuesday before making its recommendation to board members.

Li Melis Texas Air Control Board TACB E. 53Rd Street Austin

Area Housing Plans Progress Highlighted at Regional Workshop

The Alamo Area Council of Governments housing committee advances a mammoth task as regional officials discuss codes zoning and housing needs. AACOG housing coordinator Mrs Mary Lou Hill notes early work while East Texas and Middle Rio Grande groups cite migrant and language challenges. Public housing remains a major issue for the Heart of Texas COG with plans for a non profit housing group to ease private sector pressures.

San Antonio Alamo Area Hill Jerry Cagstevens East Texas Elia Santos Middle Rio Grande Development

Tough Nixon Stand Asked By JAN JARBOE

A San Antonio expert on Soviet Jewry urged President Nixon to adopt a tougher stance on emigration. Dr Allen Pollack said Nixon favors quiet diplomacy while the Jackson Amendment, tied to MFN status, would require the Soviet Union to tax emigrants with $5,000 to $20,000. Even with passage, Jews still face visa battles and a $1,100 visa fee.

Jan Jarboe San Antonio Nixon Alien Pollack Pollack World Zionist Organization The Jewish Agency Tackson Soviet Union Russia

Serenading West Side businessman keeps in tune

Tomas Acuna, a San Antonio furniture store owner and violinist, recalls serenading days as founder of the Acuna Quintet in 1914. He built music shops, printed catalogs in Spanish, sold music rolls, and operated venues from Alameda Theater to 125 Flores, balancing crafts in a long career.

Frank Trejo Tomas Acuna San Antonio Acuna Piedras Negras Alameda Theater N. Flores Olin Acuna Sul

San Antonio Light Public Notices Placeholder

Abbreviated OCR text from a Texas newspaper page appears to include postal and publishing office data and scattered pricing lines for daily and Sunday editions. The readable fragments mention San Antonio, Texas, the San Antonio Light, carrier services, and international/ national listings with various monetary figures.

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