Mini schools planned for Edgewood district youngsters
Edgewood school district will host three hour mini classes for grades one through six in five schools including Guerra Lincoln and Loma Park. With 34 interns from UT Austin, the program aims to provide nontraditional learning experiences over two years plus summers and grant the interns a master’s degree and certification. Dr Ernest O’Neil and UT Austin officials led a briefing as schools prepare for possible national prominence.
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Edgewood
U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Ernest O’neil
University of Texas At Austin
Guerra Elementary School
O'Neil
Ruben Olivarez
Ben Sandoval
Don Nicholas
Annual Assembly by ED Castillo in San Antonio IGNC gathering
More than 30 delegates head to the 87th annual International Good Neighbor Council assembly in San Antonio September 21 to 23 at the Gunter and Menger hotels. Notables include Jose I Muguerza and Oscar Salinas with IGNC leaders Glenn Garrett and Atlan Skinner. Delegates tour Lone Star Brewery and Plaza Mexico, with sessions, dinners, and awards lunches planned alongside committee assignments and a closing program.
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ED Castillo
International Gow Neighbor Council
Guaterntel
San Antonio
IGNC
Hannibal Gurcia
Mexico
United States
Jose I
Pepe Muguerza
Atlan
Skinner
Laredo
Ignc International
Glenn Garrett
Austin
Texas Good Neighbor Commission
Oscar Salinas
Monterrey
Guntler
Gunter
TL An Wit
Pam
Lone Star Brewery
University of Mexico
Plaza Mexico
Guerra
de Los Santos
Charles Barrera
L- Tanes
Bernardine Rice
Robert Larkin
Kale Smith
Alf Abbot
al McGhee
P. G. Cavards
Maynard Booth
Bil Polischex
J. B. McManus
Marty Rodriguez
Two juveniles held after separate burglaries
An upht year old boy and a M yen old boy were taken into custody after burglaries. Rosa Linda bilizondo reported a $25 watch and about $16 in goods missing from her Cedar Street home and named a suspect who had visited before. Luvenile authorities held the alder key In after a Medrano resident reported a boy fleeing from his home and a broken window with no items removed.
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Cedar
Rosa Linda Bilizondo
Luvenile
Manuel Medrano
Lynn
Medrano
Medrania
Open Space Plans Mapped by AACOG Panel in Bexar Area
AACOG Open Space Committee in San Antonio maps feasible open space areas for Bexar and nearby counties. Projections show 20 year development, linking UTSA to Bandera Road, converting gravel pits to parks, and extending Cibolo Creek along 281 North. Proposals include hike and bike trails and river corridor studies.
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Gaylon Finkler
Aras
Bexar County
AATOG
Bexar
Wilson
Guadape
Bandera
Kendall
Alamo Area
San Antonio
Cibelo Creek
Southern Pacific Railroad
Leon
Olmos Sur
AACOG
Ly Probasen
Mission Parkway
San Antonio Ranch
Breen
Executive Committee
Open Space Committee
Housing funds approved for South Texas minority housing plan
The Housing Authority approved a 40 million community grant to support minority assistance programs in Housing Inc. San Antonio and other South Texas counties. Retroactive funds from July 1, 1970, to June 30, 1971, will finance planning and implementing minority contractor constructions. Consortia already exist in San Antonio, Eagle Pass, Corpus Christi, and Brownsville-Harlingen-McAllen with more planned in Del Rio, Victoria, Edinburg, and Laredo.
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Mureny Austing-Ciov
Smith
Housing, Inc
San Antonin Dar
South Texas
Eer
San Antonio
Eagle Pass
Corpus Christi
Brownsville - Harlingen-McAlien
del Rin
Victoria
Edinburg
Robintown
Laredo
Tanaka Plans China Trip After Taiwan Shenanigans
Prime Minister Kakuel Tanaka signaled that a visit to Peking to establish diplomatic relations with China could be scheduled for the same time next month. The trip hinges on Japan preparing to sever ties with the Nationalist Chinese government on Taiwan as the broader effort to normalize relations proceeds.
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YORYO
UPI
Kakuel Tanaka
Peking
China
Japan
Taiwan
Teria
Party Set for Senate Hopeful in Ath Kenatocral District
A neighborhood event titled Who is Bill Chenault will be hosted at F340 pc on Wednesday at La Plaza Apartment Reom near Loop 410 and San Parvo. Republican nominee Chenault faces Ais Demarritic opponent Nov. 7 with State Rep. Nelson Wolff as a named participant.
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Bill Chenault
la Plaza
Reom
Loop 410
San Parvo
Chenault
Ath Kenatocral
Ais
Nelson Wolff
San Antonio Light Classified Rates and Subscriptions
The San Antonio Light details subscription rates by carrier including daily and Sunday options for San Antonio, Texas and outside Texas. Rates cover daily and Sunday combos, weekly, monthly, and international regions with varied pricing for Canada and foreign countries.
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Canada
SSG
Heights Budget Gains Initial Approval at Hearing
The school board gave initial approval to the 1972 73 budget at a Monday public hearing. The plan rests on an air gate of 1.51 dollars per 100 assessed value, 32 cents below the current tax rate, and raises the assessment from 70 percent to 85 percent of fair market value per 100 valuation.
Body identified after sailboard found adrift in Gulf
A body recovered from a 20 foot sail board in the Gulf of Mexico was tentatively identified as Hans Amsler, 48, a Swiss citizen attempting a solo circumnavigation in a stalled vessel.
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New Orleans
UPI
Gulf of Mexico
Hans Amsler
State and Federal Speakers Highlight Texas Blind Conference
State and federal officials address the Texas Chapter of the American Association of Workers for the Blind at a three day Gunter Hotel meeting through Wednesday. Dyniglas C. McFarland reviews proposed federal legislation for the blind. Charles W. Hoehne outlines Texas services and faculty. Robert Smithdas, deaf and blind, discusses progress in services. About 350 attendees attend the Texas AAWB event focused on rehabilitation and social services for the visually disabled.
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Texas
American Association of Workers For the Blind
Gunter Hotel
Dyniglas C. McFarland
Office For the Blind
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Charles W. Hoehne
Texas Commis
Sion
Austin
Robert Smithdas
Smithdas
New Hyde Park
AAWB
Benefit Drafts Gettysburg Address for Soldiers
A handwritten draft of the Gettysburg Address by Abraham Lincoln, one of five extant copies, was prepared at Edward Everett's request to be sold at a fair benefiting soldiers. The draft reflects Lincoln's penmanship and historic significance in a fundraising event linked to Harvard's former president.
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Lincoln
Edward Everett
Harvard
Light's Action Line Explains Political Delegation Question
A San Antonio reader asks about a possible governor's post and federal delegation rules. Randall Wood says Texas law is silent on the point, while a proposed National Democratic provision might alter delegation makeup. The piece also details resources at Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation for college catalogs and aid information.
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Texas
Randall Wood
Texas Secretary of State's
Smith
Yes
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Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation
N. St. Mary's
United States
Imoll Colleges
P.O
San Antonio
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Ut-Austin
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