Pamphlets On Juvenile Shoplifting For Texas Students
Barry Browne reports San Antonio and South Texas public school students will receive a hundred thousand pamphlets detailing hazards and penalties of shoplifting. The effort, led by Walt Loughridge, is funded by a 272000 grant from the Alan Area Council of Governments and includes a film project and a program coordinator, Reve McNamara. Distribution targeted for February and plans include presentations to parents and PTA meetings, with a public meeting set for February 16 at City Council Chamber.
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Barrios U Will Reopen Barrios U Will Reopen Universidad de las Barrios
Barrios U plans to reopen with classes starting soon. The campus will lease a San Marcos and Buena Vista building as it resumes operations with evening sessions and new teachers. Local leaders discuss enrollment, English language requirements, and regulatory steps while attorneys prepare to assist.
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Workers and Stereotypes Highlighted at San Antonio Seminar
FRANK TREJO reports that Dr Americus Paredes of UT Austin challenged social workers by noting persistent stereotypes of Mexican Americans. He argued Anglos view Mexican Americans as dependent and unable to progress, labeling them machismo and culturally locked, with Latinos clinging to language and traditions.
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Medicine in Mexico Topic for Trinity University club
Dr. Carlos Pestana will discuss medical education and practice in Mexico to members of Trinity University Bio Medical Club. He is a graduate of Meeree Miicnat University School of Medicine and will speak on the Veracruz campus about the field, its training, and the outlook for physicians.
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Injured as Ski Lift Falls at Squaw Valley
UPI reports several chairlifts collapsed at Sauan Valley during a ski day event. Eight persons were injured, with responders en route.
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Nixon Plans More Press Conferences
President Nixon intends to hold more news conferences this year and schedule meetings with reporters as News Secretary Randy Ziegler says press accessibility will improve. Aimed at addressing reporter concerns, the plan includes varied events, domestic trips, and broader engagement with the media and public.
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Senate approves pay limit amendment in ethics commission measure
In Austin the Senate narrowly approved a constitutional amendment to curb state salaries, part of a package sent to voters May 18. The move faced a brief one-man filibuster by Rep. Grover before passage 25-2, amid debates on financial disclosure and ethics rules for legislators.
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Texas Senate action on meat standards resolutions
The Texas Senate passed SR 225 by Sen. Bill Patman urging the governor to ask the U S Secretary of Agriculture to extend federal enforcement to bring meat handling firms into compliance with the 1967 Federal wholesome meal law. The Dec 15 1970 deadline looms as federal warnings of takeover grow.
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TSTA Hails Legislators at District Banquet
The Teachers Association of Texas praised state and local lawmakers at the annual Legis lator’s Banquet held at Blossons Athletic Center in Beeville. Archie Roberts and other officials lauded legislators in attendance for supporting Texas education and district efforts. Entertainment came from the Tos Tajanitos, and a district report highlighted progress by the legislative committee.
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Translated rally in Austin urges constitutional amendment creation
A Texas rally organized by WPHICS Austin and the Eleven Bexar County translators pressed lawmakers to move an amended resolution through the House and Senate. The measure seeks to create a state ethics commission as part of a broader constitutional change.
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Three Killed in Belfast Amid Sniper Attacks and Bombs
Early Saturday in Belfast, snipers fired on a British patrol in an armored car, killing one soldier and wounding others. Three civilians died in the violence, while seven bombs exploded citywide, affecting both Protestant Shankhill and Catholic Ardoyne districts.
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Smith Open Door Policy Criticized By Newsmen In Austin
Gov Smith restricts reporters at bill signing drawing fire from legislators and editors. He ordered newsmen barred from ceremony while his staff supplied photos. Secretary Dies orders county offices to resume voice registration as court debates the deadline.
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Davis Trial Judge Named
A retired judge from a Sierra Mountain county was named to preside over the Aneta Wayig murder conspiracy trial. California Judicial Council appointed Superior Judge John P. KoMur ray to hear the case as Marin and San Francisco judges bowed out amid the controversial charges. The murder victims include Marin Superior Judge Harvid Haley and three others shot during the Aug. 7, 1920, incident at the capitol house.
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Finalists Named in Minnie Stevens Piper Scholar Awards
Nineteen area youths from San Antonio and surrounding districts are among 25 finalists for the Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation ninth annual Piper Scholar Awards. The San Antonio finalists, selected from 140 Texas nominees, seek four year scholarships valued at 3,000 each. Finalists will attend a three day interview and essay session in San Antonio starting March 4.
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