Honors and Scholarships Highlight Campus News
On campus reports honor and scholarship awards across San Antonio area colleges. Richard Davis, a 1969 Jefferson High School graduate, wins the Outstanding Abilene Christian College Studer Award for the Pee mons and is a junior. Emily Hazel g¢ Stants, Provid ere High graduate, earns a University of Texas Sheila O Gara Scholar- ship for the coming year. Texas A&M Aggie Club scholarships go to Kenneth Bird and Billy Charles Kellner, with Lach to receive an extra $160 if academic criteria are met. Leona Williams reports a Blood Drive setup for the San Antonio Teachers Council. Our Lady of the Lake College will host the National Teachers Examination on Jan. 29, with registration and prep details. St. Mary’s University offers a science teaching sequence for middle and junior high, the first in San Antonio. Army ROTC opens more scholarships following Nixon bills, boosting numbers and subsistence. Beloit College names Douglas W. Axelrod to the Dean’s Scholarship List. spring starts Jan. 17. Dorsett, a Texas A&M student, graduates among 19 with high honors. Campus Life reports a Brownsville holiday break Jan. 29 to Jan. 1 with trips and a New Year’s Eve party.
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Doris Wrig
Richard Davis
Jefferson High School
Abilene Christian College
Studer
Peemons
Biles
Emily Hazel G¢ Stants
Providere High
A Universiy of Texas
Shiela O'Gara
Doris Ship
Texas A&m] University Aggie Club
San Antonio
Kenneth Bird
Marshall
Billy Charles Kellner
Burbank
Lach
St. Mary’s University
Sity
San Ane
William
Brownsville
Marc Barfield
William M
Fleener
Mexico
Wildlife Scienceleration
Padre Island
Gladys Porter
Edgar W. Dorsett Jr
New Year's Eves
B. Barfield
Rose Barfield
Creation of Committee Is Advocated
The San Antonio Sierra Club chapter urged Mayor Galti and City Council to form a multidisciplinary committee to study the proposed San Antonio Ranch New Town. Chair Phil LeMessurier said the letter requests a Sierra Club representative on the panel and early council appointment, similar to the Bandera Freeway study panel.
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San Antonio
The
Sierra Club
Galti
San Antonio Ranch
Phil LeMessurier
Bandera
LeMessurier
Sierra Clubs
Nixon Signs Wild Horse Bill
At Key Biscayne Florida President Nixon signed a act to protect remaining wild horses and burros on public lands. He noted the total of unbranded free roaming animals and cited competition for forage by domestic livestock as a threat to their habitat.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
UPI
Nixon
Water Board Faces Opposition Over San Antonio Ranch New Town
Conservation groups accuse the Texas Water Quality Board of haste in approving regulations for the San Antonio Ranch New Town project. They contest the Edwards aquifer impact and seek a reexamination. The board denied the request to strike a New Town order and outlined steps toward a regional treatment system and expanded water protections.
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Austin Area
Austin
Texas Water Quality Board
San Antonio Ranch
Friends of the Earth
Lone Star Chapter
Sierra Clubs
Citizens For A Better
Burgess Griesenbeck
Bexar County
Edwards
Develo
Pers
Ted
Edwards UN Uderground
San An
Tonio
Gifts to Be Given to Patients at NESD Event
Gifts under the Christmas tree at North East school will be given to patients at the San Antonio Cheat Hospital. Mrs Lila Cockrell head of the hospital volunteer staff will attend NESD staff party Wednesday and accept gifts for adults and children in the hospital. Two hundred gifts are expected.
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North East
Disingo
San Antonio Cheat Hospital
Lila Cockrell
NESD
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St. Vincent de Paul
Christmas Clearing Bureau
Leona Williams
San Antono ‘Leachers Council
Our Lady of the Lake College
Princeton
Nal
Oil
Son of San Antonio College
Vaio
Douglas W. Axelrod
One Bravo
Thelnight
Beloit
College
Wise
Iremy Lawn
Ingjay, Gleener
Albert E. Mayfield
Ogden Lane
W. Dorsett
Texas A&m Univer
CYMES
Amon
Ed Nillej
Ane Coward
Parks and Recreation Board
Water Board
Wasta
Cay
Chuck
Austin Hwy
Abu Fea
Eduna
Jonathan Logan
Sport Shop
Frost Bros
Frost
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