Miss SAC Chosen Miss Pal Michaus First Black Elect
Miss Pal Michaus, 18, crowned Miss SAC as the first Black student elected by peers at San Antonio College. A premed student, she plans to attend the University of Texas at Austin after SAC graduation. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Douglas Michaus, she has modeled for Frost Bros and enjoys dancing, ballet, jazz, and writing stories. A 1970 Sam Houston High graduate.
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Pal
Michaux
Miss San Antonia College
Fred Douglas Michaus
SAC
Michaus
University of Yexay At Austin
Frost Bros
Sam Houston High School
Trinity University Choir to Romania Concert Tour
The Trinity University Choir will tour Romania this summer in an Ambassadors concert, sponsored by the American Council for Nationalities Service and funded by a Reader's Digest grant from DeWitt Wallace. The 41-voice group is part of Texas representation, arriving June 16 and returning July 5.
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Ronanian Governont
Trinity University Choir
Pari Pale
Romania
American Council For Nationalities Service
DeWitt Wallace
Reader's Digest
Texas
Gift by Julie Opens Nixon Library Donation
Julie A Gift Honored for presenting two White House publications to the Haydon Berns Public Library in Jacksonville Florida. The event marked National Library Work Sunday with Mrs Nixon Eisenhower and her husband Mns. David. She received a library card and a Friends of the Library membership after the ceremony.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Nixon Eisenhower
Haydon Berns
Nixon
National Library
Dulie
Atlantic
Mns
David
Miso
White House Information Association
White House
Sulie
Friends of the Library
Miss Texas Universe 1972 Contest Winners Named
The 1972 Miss Texas Universe pageant will crown a winner Saturday at 3 pm at the Theater for the Performing Arts. Thirty nine Texas beauties compete for the Miss USA berth, with five preliminary swimsuit winners named Friday night and five previously chosen Thursday. Contenders include Betty Hajovsky Bastrop. Casef Ledbetter Nacogdoches. Cindy Robers, Edinburg. Plach Richardson. Susie Howard Mesquite.
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Texas
Judge bars Credit Factoring in anti fraud suit
District Judge Herman Jones filed a restraining order against Credit Factoring Inc, tied to Galveston financier Shean Mandy Jr. The suit seeks to cancel the charter and halt business, with a hearing set for April 24 on Secretary of State Bob Bullock’s access to records. It also blocks disposal of company property and records and extends to campaign fund violations connected to 1968 candidates including George Wal-Fite and Ally Gen. Crawford Martin.
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Austin
Herman Jones
Enone
Jones
Martin
Downtown apartments eyed by San Antonio developers
A San Antonio committee of 14 developers aims to build a garden style downtown apartment project by September 1. The group met at the Chamber of Commerce with Pat Legan chairing, stressing housing for working singles and childless couples in a riverfront location near the horseshoe bend, and plans to form a corporate entity to pursue the venture.
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Norma Reed
San Antonio
San Antonio Greater
Chamber
Pat Legin
Logan
Legan
Loop 410
Stay In Day Highlights Local Leaders at Smith Elementary
Friday's red white and blue event at Smith Elementary featured U S Rep Gonzalez and school leaders stressing stay in school. Gonzalez shared his path from troubled first grade through Tech High School to the University of Texas and St Mary's Law, noting costs and hardships but outlining opportunities. Other speakers included counselor Helen Joshua and fire inspector Captain Judd, who spoke on fire safety and the district's large service staff, while a game warden stressed wildlife preservation and conservation.
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Doris Wright
Smith Elementary School
U. Rep
Tecie
Tech High School
Po 10 College
Jefferson
Gonzalez
Lo Ie University of Texas
St. Mary's School of Law
Helen Joshua
Poe Junior High
Cloh
Capl
Dae Judd
San Astonia
G. E B. Matheny
Tollie Waller
US Army
Glen Felps
Policeman Shotgun Duel on West Side Ends with Wounded Officer
Officer Richard Dominguez, 27, narrowly escaped serious injury in a face to face shootout with a West Side gunman Friday night. Dominguez suffered a knee injury after slipping while pursuing the assailant, who fled on foot. The gunman remains at large, feared to have fired at least one shot grazing the officer's head.
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West Side
Richard Nomingues
Ramingues
Domipuce
North San Velope
Acmad
Dominguez
Victims Named in Plane Crash Near West Texas
The Department of Public Safety identified three men killed Thursday night in a crash during a dust storm near West Texas. The victims are John Rogers of Nobbs New Mexico, Lyman Allison of Lovington New Mexico, and Billy Junior Arnold of El Paso. Rogers was president of United Housing Co. of Hobbs.
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Seminole
VPI
Department of Public Safety
Weal
Texas
John Rogers
Nobbs
NMG
Lyman Allison
Lovington
N.M
Billy Junior Arnad
el Paso
Rogers
United Housing Co
Hobbs
Allison
Arnold
Fay Criticizes Youth in Austin GOP Bid Push
Republican candidate Albert Fay, speaking at Trinity University in San Antonio, urges dissatisfaction with Democratic leadership and predicts strong urban and rural GOP support in the November election. He asserts youth voters will back the GOP and argues Texas can shift to a two party system.
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Nnca
Austin
Albert Fay
Jpover- Ror
San Waluaid
Fay
Trinity University
Sharge Sieh
Pavel Eggers
Sein
Pexas
Way
Trinity
San Antonio
Hienan
GOP
Jesus Republicans
Quintuplets born in Scotland at Edinburgh hospital
Mrs Lily Bostock of Armadale gave birth Friday at Bangor General Hospital near Edinburgh to a boy and four girls six weeks premature in a cesarean section. Doctors said the quintuplets weigh 2 1/2 to 3 pounds each and are in incubators in satisfactory condition.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Bangor Generil Hospital
Lily Bostock
Armadale
Janet Wailing
Conseil
Abot
Hastock
Bowtocks
Tr. A. Bincan
Quints
TV thieves settle for cash after early break in
Philadelphia police report thieves broke into the home of Dr. James Dixie Walker, Phillies team physician, seeking his $90,000 state lottery winnings but took only a portable television and some cash. The doctor noted he has not yet received the lottery payout.
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Philadelphia
James "Dixie Walker
Ranking Woman To Quit Politics
Rep. Florence P. Dwyer of New Jersey, ranking Republican on the House Government Operations Committee, announced she will not seek re election this year. She is serving her eighth term and is the senior of two GOP women members of the House.
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Wastington
UPI
Florence P. Dwyer
New Jersey
Secuk
Dwyer
Stop the War Protester Leaps to Death in Paris
In Paris a man identified as Dominique climbed onto a railing near the Eiffel Tower and jumped from the first landing. A note in his pocket pleaded for an end to the Vietnam war along with pamphlets on the Paris peace talks.
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Paris
Eiffel Tower
Paling
Dominique
Thursby
Manala Marti nex shines in HemisFair bullfight in San Antonio
Mexico's Numero Uno bullfighter Manolo Martinez delivered a dramatic display at HemisFair Arena despite a slick arena floor and a late injury scare. Teammates Maura Liceaga and Miguel Mungia performed, with Liceaga testing the arena as the first torera and El Inspirada walking off after a second bull injury left him unable to perform.
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Leslie Cassilly
Mexico
Manala Martinex
HemisFair Arena
San Antonio
Lulac Council No. 2
Pearl Brewing Co
Manolo
Ile
Indicateg
Jaen
Numeso Uno
Liceapa
el Inspirada
Pat
Bane
Bail Reduced for Plane Hijacker in Los Angeles Case
Ricardo Chavez Ortiz, 37, an unemployed cook, had his bail cut to 350000 after hijacking a Frontier Airlines flight to push Chicano grievances. Magistrate Venetta Tassopulos noted Ortiz might not appear if bail were lower. Public defender Nicholas Allis described the act as a bizarre exercise of First Amendment rights.
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LOS Ang
UPL
Ricard Chavez Ortiz
Nicholas Allis
Chavez
U.S
Venetta Sr. Tassopulos
Alls
Chaves
Paychlae Uist
Prado Faler
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Miss Roberts
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University of Texas At Austin
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Huntsville Chamber of Commeres
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Jim Aptmore
Bill Ochse
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Robert Catlaway
Stanley Rosenberg
Ellis Wilson
Fred Anderson
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