Sister Rosa Maria Seasa Teaches Spanish To Young Minds
Sister Rosa Maria Seasa, a nun with advanced degrees, teaches Spanish daily to four and three year olds at Incimpare Word College. She conducts classes on MWF for four year olds from 10 to 11 and TTh for three year olds from 9:30 to 11. She uses games to teach language and culture and aims to instill Mexican and Spanish traditions.
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Frank Treio
Rosa Maria Seasa
Incimpare Word College
Mianath
Rosa
Community banquet speaker and youth outreach event
Beal alt a Slanee hosts keynote Tormey State Sen. Ine Christie will address the Ne Boyh AuHIVErsANy banquet at Laiheran General T Hospital and St Jephers Jalheran Church, while Gov Briscar leads a youth outreach plea. Texas figures honor attorney Lidsey Gareit, and several art and safety events, including a Starving Artists Show and driver education drives, are scheduled with public participation and free admission.
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Tormey
Ine Christie
Laiheran General T Hospital
Topan
Sep
New Law Frees 79 Teens In Texas Reform Release
The 1R year old adult rights law freed 79 state reform inmates in Texas per the Texas Youth Council. Deputy director Clinton Kersey said 26 boys from Mountain View School Gatesville were among the released. He noted most youths were 19 and had spent about 18 months in custody. He warned the remaining 346 youths removed from juvenile parole supervision could face penitentiary if support is not provided.
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Austin
Texas Yourh Council
Clinton Kersey
Mountain View
Gatesville
Atty
John Hi
Kersey
Therm
EODC to Keep Contract For City Revenue Sharing
The Eecanvante Opportunities Development Corporation will continue its coordinated day by operating live centers under a revenue sharing budget. City funds will provide 132800 for lay fin while council members propose redirecting revenue sharing to the general fund and office programs. The council adopted the 9.4 million revenue sharing budget amid internal deliberations.
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Eecanvante Opportunities Development Corporivon
Revenis
Tomiselves Thorsihiy
KODC
Cackiat Dashire
Texas School Finance Crisis Spurs Call for Policy Reform
Educators and lawmakers convene at the Gunter Heel to address Texas school funding amid a growing crisis. Speakers urge targeted aid, local revenue reforms, and new measurement methods to assess educational effectiveness, while warning that current state and local financing fall short of adequacy.
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Doris Wright
Jali M40
Matteial
Ruvetintinnl
Cart
Sehical Hiraueiehy
John Callaha
Wiley
Mid Compress
Texas
Callahan
Metro Mitan
Petrey
Appiack
ML. Braskette
Lexds Education Agency
Earlieving
Wuarimee
Gunter Heel
Texans For
San Anum
Northside Approves Record 26.3 Million Budget
Northside trustees approve a 26.3 million operating budget with a 3.176 billion typo. a 3.8 percent tax rate increase is proposed for residents. A 331 million bond election set for Sept 8 will fund debt service and construction. Exemption measures for residents 65 and older may be considered at October meeting.
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Wnorthsice
Witi
Northside
Ed Cody
June Waray
Clhnirant
Cody
Cystriet
San Antonio Light transcription fragment and place names
Fragmentary OCR from the San Antonio Light shows garbled names and place references. It mentions Antanis light, Hartt Corporation Fabrication, and a Savon slope passage with unclear tax or publication terms. The text is too corrupted to extract a coherent event or clear entities.
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San Antonio
Fam
Antanis Light
Hartt Corporation Fabrication Gilfeat
teCullaugh
Teves
Fae-Aft
Savon Slope
San Antonia
Local Market Prices From San Antonio and South America
Fragmented OCR lists various prices and items in a regional market brief. It mentions Sunday sales, currency values, and several figures for items or vendors, with unclear due to garbled text. The piece appears as a news wire summary with scattered monetary amounts and product names.
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Houston
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Texas Schol Cistricia
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Hal Caurtty
Stsle
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Bexar County
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Dan Nubia
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Crysta City
Earl M. Lewis
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Urban Studies
Vriply University
Bob Hothwell
Nawusal Urban Coalition
Frye
Washington, D. C
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University of Texas At Austin Law School
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Nationals
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David B. Krely
Marshall Haens
Florida
Tack Lepport
Florida Senate Education Committee
Walter Talbot
Utah
Richard Hooker
Gay
Dolph Briscoe
Nelson Wolff
Matt Garena
M. L. Brockette
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S. J. Davis
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Jock Summery
Endle
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