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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1971
Page
3
In a study at San Antonio State Hospital, 72 schizophrenic patients who stopped antipsychotic drugs attended a party themed "Over the Hill but Happy." Doctors report about one third showed clinical improvement, with many stating they felt more alive and sleeping better.
Julie Nixon Eisenhower, Jacksonville story, rejected a plum teaching assignment offer from the Duval County Teachers Association. The note cites her teaching duties and a response sent from Salish. The piece discusses household and political context around the Eisenhowers and local education officials.
Governor Smith has named Mrs Jack Allensworth of San Antonio to the Developmental Disabilities Planning Advisory Council. Twelve Texans will represent state agencies including the Rehabilitation Commission and the Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. The council oversees a Texas plan to aid those with mental impairment cerebral palsy and epilepsy.
The report references Edwards Supply in San Antonio with financial figures noted at 651.26 and mentions rising conditions. It cites Saturday events and mentions the Alamo City, the aquifer, water supply sources, and local figures such as Walter Boal.
A report summarizes multiple burglaries causing combined loot of about 11 800. Items stolen include jewelry watches radios stereo gear tools and cash from residences and a drugstore. One entry notes a pried rear door and another a vent glass breakage with total losses varying by site. Police received details from homeowners and managers across several locations.
Fifty years after his early influence in San Antonio politics Valmo Bellinger remains a dominant leader in the Black community and a champion of the Negro cause. A resolution praising him was presented by the Bexar delegation at Tucker's Restaurant near the East Side in a gathering attended by city officials and local figures.
The Park Northland monument to Pharaohs features Rameses II and Tul-Ank-Amen, with color enlargements by Pat Logan. Vance Jackson, Sledge, and Corky Logan unveiled the two story structure with heavy stone plaques and architecural displays in an atrium gallery.
Ray Ramos, 21, of 7a We Euclid, remained in Bexar County jail after a $10,000 bond was posted on a murder charge. Ramos was arraigned Monday in San Angelo before Justice J. P. Gutierrez Euestay in the stabbing death of Alfred Muthory, 43, of 200 Upton. The victim was found stabbed in a car near Guadalupe and 8th Street.
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