Bills to help Texas private colleges urged by Baylor president
Baylor University president Dr Abner McCall urged the Texas legislature to pass two bills aiding private colleges amid a financial crisis where many are operating in the red He spoke at the Medical Field Service School Brooke Army Medical Center San Antonio noting the Independent Colleges and Universities of Texas supports about 40 schools including St Marys University Trinity University and Incarnate Word College The first bill Tuition Equalization would provide about 300 a semester scholarships to needy Texas residents attending private schools and redirect funds from indirect public scholarships The second bill would authorize the Texas College and University System to contract with private schools for educational purposes and create direct state subsidies per degree awarded to private institutions McCall warned many private schools need public aid to survive and that without it some may close He also noted private facilities could help public universities by accommodating more students if affordability improves
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Library and health costs to be discussed
County Judge Blair Reeves and City Manager Jerry Henckel plan a Friday meeting to address funding for county library and health services. The city seeks an additional 153000 for health services, while current allocations mirror last year. Officials warn the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District could die without more funds, risking a county health department return and possible library cuts.
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Nixon cites moral values and national strength in WASLINGTON address
President Nixon argued America needs moral training and amoral strength to sustain leadership abroad and sustain federal programs at home. He outlined a broad domestic agenda including a proposed emergency public aid package, justice and enforcement grants, and a push for a $11 billion expansion in federal aid to states for crime prevention, urban development, transportation, and job training.
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Medical School Gets Study Grant From Health Department
Washington reports Tuesday that the Department of Health, Edmonton and Welfare granted a study grant to the University of Texas Medical School at San Antonio. The study aims to examine hormone pathways and the pineapple industry’s impact on health.
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Youth Conference Shapes Student Advisory Committee
High school students from the San Antonio School District prepare to attend a five day Youth Conference on Educational Reform in Baton Rouge, forming a Student Advisory Committee to liaison between schools and administrators. The group, guided by Dr. Harold H. Hate and ESAP coordinator Sylvester Freee, includes leaders like Jeri Alvarez and Richard Killpatrick, as they plan emergency projects and address integration challenges. The effort aims to expand district efforts with ESAP tied to Health Education and Welfare funds amid ongoing court-ordered desegregation.
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Egypt to Meet on Ceasefire Extension Decision
Egyptian officials held talks to decide whether to extend the ceasefire ending Friday. Arab states prepared for war if fighting resumes. the Arab Socialist Union leadership to rule on extending the truce. Sadat planned a speech conveying the final decision. Egypt rejected latest Israeli peace proposals at indirect UN talks. Egyptian sources said Israel demanded troop withdrawals first. Public Health Ministry said hospitals and blood banks prepared for emergencies amid heightened tensions.
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Sub Names for Nuclear Attack Craft Tied to Rivers and Russell
Defense Secretary Melvin L. identified two new nuclear attack submarines named for Rep. L. Mendel Rivers and Sen. Richard B. Russell. Keels are set for June and October at the Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company.
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Growth and Greatness in San Antonio Programs Urged
San Antonio council urged boosting the Chamber of Commerce budget to $1 million to fund the Goals For Greatness plan. Frank Bennack Jr spoke at a St. Anthony Water luncheon stressing the need for programs, an industrial foundation, and stronger environmental conservation to shape the city’s next decade. He noted existing investor support and the aim to expand with new funds and initiatives.
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Texas Railroad Commission Cuts Oil Allowables
The Texas Railroad Commission reduced oil allowables in six fields due to potential waste of casing head gas. The statewide rate dropped in three districts including San Antonio No 2 and Tyhbock, with the San Antonio field seeing a large cut to 3 3 percent off potential. The calendar day average allowable as of Monday stood at 2,745,862 barrels, down 42,472 from last week.
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January Warmest San Antonio Record Amid Drought Notes
San Antonio recorded the warmest January since 1952 with temperatures around 108 degrees and a 1.70 inch rainfall deficit, making it the second driest January in city history. The month saw a 4.0 inch total precipitation and notable crime reports including armed holdups at local stores totaling about $100. In weather notes, the month’s mean was about 56 degrees, with the high and low extremes cited and linked to historic patterns.
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Teacher Shot At Leeds Junior High In Friday Incident
In Philadelphia a white-collar term of a fractured incident at Leeds Junior High, Kevit Simmons a 14 year old eighth grader, allegedly shot a teacher after a disciplinary suspension. Police say the boy claimed he brought a Master gun to school and the weapon discharged as he retrieved it from his locker.
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