John Peace Honored At S A Reception
San Antonio leaders and state officials joined Hy REN SIEGAL residents for a city wide reception at the St. Anthony Hotel. The event honored John Peace, with remarks praising his service to UT system and education advancement in San Antonio, as Frank Beanack Jr. and Red McCombs lauded Peace and UT institutions.
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University of Texas System Board
Commerce Press
Frank A. Bet
Taght
Gus
Hy Ren Siegal
San Antonio
Dotn Pou Gay
T University of Texas
Anacacis Reon
St. Anthony
Ponce
Me ‘ Allister
Texas Moaker
Gus Raison
Aina City
Dan Williams
Dalles
Jan Nelson
Weatherford
Jenking Garten Foyt
Sary Ransom
Henderson Shuffler
Inithe
Te Cultures
Ne E T. Nimenes
Themer
Sir Antonin
Grand Jury Backlog Cleared in Bexar County
Bexar County grand jury ends a six week backlog by disposing of 856 cases in its current term. Of these, 353 were backlog cases reduced to prepare for next week’s final dispositions. Judge Presto HM DI and Assistant Wisk Ate comment on progress while noting future juries will handle filings to prevent new backlogs.
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Bexar County
Foose
Ganneales
Aran Ganeales
Bial Cmp
Hawa Grand Jides
MENAM
Nial
WOA
Maviner Ed Cheviot
Foren
Frei Sesfivacur
Fone Avant
Gonzales
Ak Ie Peaga
Rane
Hayes
Dial and
Cupailes Qysu Ly
Caifons
Anacier Bachlag
Officer Acts As Midwife During Birth At Scene
A six year veteran police officer assisted in delivering a baby at a residence on a Wednesday. The officer comforted the mother and child until arrival of medical staff, stating it was the first child birth he has helped. Neighbors reported the scene and the officer was praised for calm conduct.
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Amoter
Patralaian
Jase Lasaya
Lasoyat
RS Anpela
Lasoy
Womon
Bumper Standards Hit By Nixon Plan Amid Nader Clash
Nixon administration proposed federal bumper standards to curb auto damage costs after Sept 1, 1973. Ralph Nader charged the rule favors manufacturers and raises prices, while insurers warn of high compliance costs and limited pedestrian protection.
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Entrick
Slovan Iyaid
Washington
Nixon
Berm
Ralph Nader
Nader
Sxoglas Tams
National Highway Safety Admministration
Dhe
Exhaus
Students Tie Up Fun In Alan Heights High Mine
Doris Wright reports Alan Heights High School experimented with a student designed “minimester” program ending Thursday. Students chose courses like knot tying macrame dream interpretation and psychology, guided by professionals from judges to artists.
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Doris Wright
Alan Heights High School
Texas
Uey
Busheh
Itiow
Austin
Risher
Widow awarded sixty thousand for husband’s death
A jury in 37th District Court found Terrell Cooksey, 64, killed January 26, 1970, on U S 87 near Saviley when his coal grader was struck by a truck owned by Holt Machinery Co of San Antonio. The court entered a $60,000 judgment in favor of Mrs. Fikin Cooksey.
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37Th District Court
Richard Words
Fikin
Cooksey
Hol) Machinery Co
San Antonio
Terrell
U.S. 87
Saviley
Aruck
Holt
Cleanup Project Kickoff Delayed In Washington GIP Tah
The kickoff meeting for the Cleanup Our Trash project faced postponement to April 27. James Monte, tied to ROT and citywide cleanup efforts, appears in a garbled report noting Metropolitan Museuing Gourmet socks and a sponsored event by Clii ton pla y OgeN shafted with shrhnp. The piece mentions a capers display and artichokes as props, with a mall setting and a manse.
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Washington
Hasihew Atuaat
Fident James Monte
Joan Rot
Cliiton
Ogen
Klekott
Mane
Wally
Indians Press for Expanded Social Action by Methodist Church
A San Antonio conclave of Methodist bishops heard Indian representatives urge broader social action. Ray Baines of the Phoenix Indian Center and Hu to Noley, a Chadraw Indian of Norfolk, Neb., asked for a stronger Indian affairs advocate post on the National Board of Missions and increased funding, seeking $40,000 more for the program. The effort hinges on church support to give Indians a voice in church policy and programs.
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Stan Menulty
San Antonio
Ray Baines
Phovniz
Aziz
jHuorer Noley
Norfolk
Neb
Brrch
National Board of Missions
Baines
Noeyasa
Patel
Scandlnayhany
Merhorlist
Wasety
Church
Noley
Raines
Janta
Galiv
Advo United Methodist Church
Meade Sten
I . Atone
Alan
Kenneth W. Copeland
Forts
Weir
Jiang Ya
Tihat
Travis Park
Schaefer Appeals Copy Fight Reaches Bishops Meeting
Ousted Methodist minister Will A. Schaefer appeared at the St. Anthony Hotel seeking an audience with the United Methodist Church Council of Bishops. Copies of his appeal were distributed inside the session, while Bishop John Wesley Lord urged colleagues not to discuss the matter and acknowledged no jurisdiction to rule on the appeal.
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Will A. Schaefer
St. Anthony Hotel
United Methodist Church
Schaefer
Hhroghout
Schacter
Chuncile
Joh Wesley Lord
Ear Jer
Nane Slater
Shaefer
Yale
Housing pact to LA firm dominates Model Cities plan
A Sandmin firm backed by Chicago based SPARenco Inc faces endorsement over a housing component for the Model Neighborhood Area. The HUD withholds 2 million in Model Cities funds until local agencies adopt a single family and public housing plan. The Andrews plan envisions resident participation in construction and training while addressing unemployment and housing needs. Recommendations go to the Citizen's Planning Participation Commission for review, with a call to exclude the Urban Renewal Agency from Model Cities. The meeting notes include a three to one vote and a line about Prohibition.
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Heaton
Chicago
Blateo
Andrews
Besa
Spaprenco Inc
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Mutthunie Iouble
Rom “Warnkey
C. D. Chuck
Mardel
CPPC
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Igney Es Nerd
Sadey
General Matters
Sanw
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LL Turner
Karen Nedler
Ih Bender
Carolyn Delias
Goneales County
Wena
Monroe
Martin Altgower
University of Basel
Switzerland
Antovican Burn Association
Convention Center
L.A
Risharl
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