Too Many Bosses Blaming Teachers Hit
Nationally known educator Roberta Hickman spoke at the Bull’s-Eye Workshop in San Antonio arguing teachers face accountability for conditions they cannot control. She urged tax reform and equitable funding, warning that teachers are strained by underpreparation and lack of resources.
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Doris Wright
San Antonio
Roberta Hickman
National Education Agency Executive Committee
Urbana
Alamo City
United
el Tropicana Motor Hotel
Johnny
Kickmnan
Mtg
Hickman
Rtaup
Survey on Chicanos Told
A five state survey from fall 1971 estimates 144000 Spanish-speaking youths were undergraduates in Southwestern colleges with 8000 in Texas. Findings discussed at an Austin conference chaired by Dr Arnulfo Oliveira and Isaac Cardenas urged reforms to raise enrollment and support for Chicano students. The report notes underrepresentation and underfinancing of Chicanas, calls for flexible financial aid, more bilingual counselors, and stronger recruitment of Chicano students into teaching and graduate programs.
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Texas
Austin
Arezona
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Arnulfo Oliveira
Texas Southeast College
Brownsville
Isaac Carden
San Antonio
Cardenas
Olivera
Cardenis
Windy Los Angeles knockdown and porch awning mishap
A 12 by 40 foot corrugated awning tore from a patio at Alfred and Mrs Moore's home on Bernice Street and flew about 200 feet. It knocked down an electrical conduit and the Moores' TV antenna. Barricades were placed at two river crossings due to rain. Rain gauge readings varied around the city with several entries in inches.
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Wonds
Alfred €. Moore
Bernice
Grants For L A Grants For L A
Grants to San Antonio from the Texas Criminal Justice Council support juvenile probation expansion in Model Cities with a $50,600 funding to establish a satellite office. An additional $24,528 covers recording equipment to log telephone cuts and police radio frequencies for six storefront centers in the area.
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San Antonio
Arent
All Faiths Chapel Youths Fast to Raise Funds
Charles Decker reports 30 youths from All Faiths Chapel will fast 48 hours at Travis Park Methodist Church to raise at least 2000 for the chapel at San Antonio State Hospital. Pledges are collected by hours or lump sums, with church participants from Travis Park and some help from nearby churches. The event includes games and gospel discussion while youths drink only water and broth, amid concerns about low blood sugar and salt, and one participant notes support from Burger Chef coworkers.
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Charles Decker
Travis Park Methodist Church
All Faiths
San Antonio State Hospital
Bert Roper
Roper
Travis Park
San Antonio Man Freed On Bond In Houston Heroin Indictment
Jesus C. Santay, a San Antonian, is free on a 1500 bond after being charged in a Houston indictment with conspiracy to receive conceal and transport heroin. Also named are Daniel Berlanga and Louis Frenchy Roger. The case cites allegations of distributing heroin to a female undercover agent and ties Santay to a prior incident near Sam Houston.
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Jesus C
Jesse Santay
San Antonian
Houston
USA
Santey
N. Pine
San Antonio
U. S
Frank Baskin
Daniel
Veteran L C Bartram to retire from San Antonio Police
Lt. C. A. Bartram of the San Antonio Police Department will retire Tuesday after over 31 years of service. He began in 1936 as a traffic patrolman at Soledad and Commerce and has served in inspections since 1956.
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C. A. Bartram
San Antonio
San Antonio Light Subscription Rates Page
The notice lists subscription pricing by carrier and by mail for San Antonio and Texas regions. Rates cover daily, Sunday, weekly, and combination plans, including rates for Mexico Central America and South America, and foreign countries. It notes Associated Press affiliation and publication frequency details.
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San Anisnio
Tex
Texas
America
South America
Shooting Case Robbery Trial Opens
An examining trial for three men charged in an abortive robbery that left Richard Sanford dead during a 1971 home invasion recessed, with Turner Ward and Daley testifying amid conflicting statements from witnesses. Sanford’s relatives and police testimony framed the case as the jury weighs armed robbery and homicide charges.
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Sean McNulty
W.B
Bill” Hauck
San Antonio
Mike Hernandes Jr
Hernandez
William I Turner
Sandalwood
Michael F. Ward
W. Mariposa
Daniel P. Dalay
W. Ridgewood
Tom Purnell
Richard Sanford
Hauck
Sandford
Dudley
Northvalley
Samford
Union Appeals Farah Ruling Over Injunction in Strike
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers union appeals a temporary injunction against Farah Manufacturing Co. Judge Eugene Williams granted the order to stop strikers from threatening employees or using force. The union filed a cross action seeking a temporary restraining order and claims the company interfered with workers right to picket. The injunction bars threatening, force, or hindering movement near the plant and limits picket visibility within 50 feet of the plant. The strike has been ongoing for about two months.
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Unio
Williams
Farah
Ayine
Melone to Lead Summer Orchestra Clinic at Trinity
Roger Melone, conductor and choral director of the San Antonio Symphony, to guest conduct and teach at Trinity University Summer Orchestra Camp. He will work with Bexar County junior and senior high students in orchestra sessions, music theory, and sectional clinics. He directs the San Antonio Youth and All-City Orchestras Friday at Ruth Taylor Music Hall. Public performance slated.
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Roger Melone
San Antonio Symphony
Trinity University
Melone
Bexar County
San Antonio
Ruth Taylor Music Hall
Trinity Canyons
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