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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1977
Page
1
A Texas House Intergovernmental Minutes Committee hearing on Bill 1409 to legalize parimutuel betting on horse racing drew opponents and supporters. Proponents wore hats and argued for revenue while critics warned of moral and religious concerns. The session also touched on agricultural leadership, political maneuvering, and broader state issues as lawmakers debated implications.
A solemn Alamo observance sponsored by the Alamo Mission Chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas marked by a procession from the Municipal Auditorium to the Alamo. Governor Urtscoe spoke on Texas independence, and wreaths were placed at the chapel as a Texan flag was presented. The event honored defenders at the Alamo and recalled the fight for freedom.
Two womenwalkers were struck near San Fernando and one woman, Antonia Mauldermean, 22, of 2205 San Minuet, was hospitalized in stable condition at Wilford Hall USAF Medical Center with chest and groin injuries. The car halted after the collision. occupants left the scene before police arrived. The vehicle was impounded.
Berar County Hospital District faces a property tax hike proposal by the Commissioners Court on Wednesday. If approved the increase would lift the district's levy from 40 to 42 percent of assessed valuation and fund a proposed five story Brady cone facility at Green Hospital. The plan also seeks 215 million in revenue bonds to finance the new hospital building and expanded services including emergency, operating rooms, and nursing facilities.
Colorful night parade on the San Antonio River drew large crowds with bright lights lively music and varied performances from gypsy dancers clowns and a military band. Names include King Antonio IV Tony Tint D Word and groups from Lackland Brooks and Kelly air bases with prizes and local acts. spectators watched from bridges and windows as candy was tossed and riverfront crowds enjoyed the Fiesta Week show.
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