Program Stresses Cultures In Bilingual Education Network
A nationwide CANBBE program to foster belonging and self worth in minority children through culturally relevant curricula expands in elementary schools including three in San Antonio. The effort, led by Josie M. Gonzalez, links to Hearst and U S Education grants with centers in San Antonio New York City San Diego and Milwaukee.
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Joe P. Faulkner
San Antonio
Chile
T 6
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
U. S. Office of Education
New York City
San Diego
Calif
Milwaukee
Wis
Josie M. Gonzalez
Ac 214 Dwyer
Weet
Gonzalez
Uuttchile
Texas Acl
Kingsville
Candde
Randolph A. Hearst
Jose Cardenas
Edgewood
Carl M. Holman
Natonal Urban Coalition
Frank Massi
Awilda Orta
Puerto Rican Educators Association
Ralph Rabnett
Miami
Armando Rodriguez
Ricardo Hernandez
1Oliciat
Albar Pena
HEW
Virginia Domingues
Los Angeles
Carmen Rivera
Bronx
Nly
Henry J.asso
Sunderland
Mass
Ricardo BR
Fernandez
Martine Jaramillo
Albuquerque
N.M
Julio Morales
Brookivt
N.Y
Juan C. Zamora
Amherst
Four San Antonio Victims Remembered in West Texas Plane Crash
Services set for four San Antonians killed when their Beechcraft Queen Aire crashed near J. D. Dory Ranch four miles south of Kent West Texas. Rosaries and requiem Masses planned for Mrs Rolling Walford Tyson M Search, David Brooks and Josephine Brooks. Brooks presides Nix Hospital Corp. Searcy Eastern Airlines pilot. Interment at Mission Burial Park.
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J. D. Dory Ranch
Kent
West
Texas
St. Peter, Prince of the Apostles Catholic Church
Rolling Wolford
Cardinal
Tyson M. Search
Grandview
David Brooks
Bushnell
Josephine
Christ Episcopal Church
Searcy
Brooks
Nix Hospital Corp
Eastern Airlines
San Antonio aids Nicaragua relief flight leaves Sunday
More than 30 pounds of food and supplies donated by San Antonians will depart on a DCG B aircraft owned by the Nicaraguan government. The second San Antonio relief flight this week will arrive at Municipal Airport at 3:30 p.m. Sunday and head to Nicaragua with 200 cases of baby food five tons of beans and medical items for hospitals. The effort led by the San Antonio Mission for Nicaraguan Disaster Relief includes Col. Robert Farche and A H Mace Donald. Major donors include the American Sports Center Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board Catlins Radio and Santa Rosa Medical Center among others.
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San Antonians
Ciy
Nicaragua
San Antonio
Municipal
State Department
San Amonians
Roger Bermudez
Nicariguan
Anastach Sp
Salvation Army
Robert J. Farche
Central America
Faw
A. H H. Mace Donald
Lncal
Texas Thermal Industries
American Sports Center
Southern Baptist Convention Foreign Mission Board
Catlins Radio
Dallas
Santa Rosa Medical Center
Bexar County Hospital District
Answer-Phones, Inc
Associante Milk Producers
Royal Pharmacy of
Castle Bills
Mandy Andy Supermarkets
New Year Brings Social Security Tax Hike
Washington reports a sharp Social Security tax rise effective January 1 1974 raising the maximum tax to 702 for workers and employers. The 1.7 percent rate applies to earnings up to 12 000 annually, funding liberalizations in benefits for retirees survivors and disabled. The change follows a 20 percent across the board increase in 1972 and aims to bolster inflation proofing of benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPR
U.S
Congress
Grass Fires Stretch San Antonio Fire Response
The San Antonio fire department faced over 150 grass fires in a spell, straining stations and requiring reinforcements. Fires occurred citywide, especially along railroad tracks near Burnet Dakota, Austin Highway, and Ritt Yasny Road, likely sparked by train engines striking dry grass and aided by firecrackers and cigarettes. The high weed growth this season worsened fire potential.
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San Antonio
Arst
R. E. Fritz
Fritz
Iealty
Southern Pacific
Burnet and
Dakota Streets
Austin Highway
Rittiyasny Road
Sam Antonio
Holiday Toll Climbing Across New Year Holiday
United Press International reports the National Safety Council estimates 470 to 6i0 deaths in the New Year holiday period from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday and 20,007 to 24,00 injuries in motor vehicle crashes. The latest tally lists 93 traffic deaths, 4 fires, 97 plane crashes and 1 other for a total of 197. Michigan Kansas and Texas each report one traffic fatality. The council also projects that all occupants of cars could be sealed bel, saving 100 lives and preventing 4M injuries.
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United Pree I
Nternatione
National Safety Council
Michigan
Kansas
Texas
The
Safety Council
Nixon bombs to secure peace in holiday crisis
Editor reflects on President Nixon's decision to order all out bombing as a decisive step toward ending communist aggression in Vietnam, arguing it may yield lasting peace despite protests from liberal media. A tribute to MacArthur and Truman underscores perceived historical inevitability of victory over communism.
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United States
South
Nixon
America
Paris
Hensmen
White House
Moscow
Peking
Douglas MacArthur
Congrass
Wichute
Harry Iryman
Vietnam
Evies
Marty Truman
Mr. ‘Pre Man
Truman Doctrine Echoed In 1917 Congress Testimony
The text recalls a 1917 congressional briefing seeking 400 million dollars to aid Greece and Turkey amid a feared communist takeover. It credits the spirit of U S policy defending free nations, notes later ties to Vietnam, and contrasts views of presidents Nixon and Truman with reflections on moral resolve and international intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Greecr
Turkey
United States
Vietnam
Oil Station Attendant Shot to Death in San Antonio
Juan Chavez a 63 year old night attendant at Indian Oil Co service station 402 N Zarramora was fatally shot in the neck during a struggle with two assailants who fled in a car Witnesses described two Negro youths seen at Resillo and Salinas The station office revealed Chavez died from his injuries and detectives noted fake money among the cash with $4 hidden in a back room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stryker McGuire
San Antonio
Juan Chavez
Indian Oil Co
N. Zarramora
Chavez
Colima
Resil'o
Salinas
Roh En
Fic Lyadi
Chazoy
Angel
San Antonio man linked to string of robberies after chase
Police questioned 21 year old San Antonio man identified by a drive in station operator as the suspect in a rash of local robberies. He was arrested after a high speed chase through town in a cater with Florida license plates and held at headquarters for further questioning.
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Paice
San
Task Force
South Side
Fead
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Ajosue M
W. Texas Ranch
L.A
Helen B. Puri- Toy
Okinawa
David Nix i Brooks
Wiliam Brooks
Hutchingan
Kai
H. J. Carey
Kan
Richard T. Connerly
San Antonin
Clude
Richard
Wood
San Antonia
Sizeters
Marie Farley
Tyson Searcy
Lawrence Wood
Refugio
Richard L. Wood
Rhouston
Catherine Searcy
Bya
Lawrence Searcy
Patrick Searcy
Claire Grassedonio
Corpus Christi
Seth Searcy
Jacksonville
Fin
Vera McGonige
Katherine Zutuneman
Wolford
Seg
Mission Burial Park
Josephine Brooks
Mrs. Rollins Wofford
Tyson M. Searcy
S.A
Managua
McCullough
Daly
Patment Voice Annes
LWW
Baily & Sundey
Oary
aNdo
Quiside
Marico
South America
Canada
Dally & Sundey
Dally
Aclu
Shhemy
Iland
Lnenry
Henry Kissinger
Mr. Nixon
Geace
Pinall
Teo
Police Grill
S.A. Spencer
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