20 Feb 1977
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1977
Page
1
A quirky local column concept proposes Don as a voice for San Antonians blending cultures and sharing jokes, tears, and chivalry. It hints at a romantic, tongue in cheek approach and invites reader feedback from the 78201 area.
A rambling note touts Jaffe family influence in San Antonio, linking Antonio Jaffe to building and business deals. References hint at the Travis Building, downtown growth, and possible gas company HQ shifts. Mentions Oscar Wyatt ties and a looming 800 million gas settlement, suggesting a political economic ripple in River City.
A garbled column references familiar figures and events including Morris, a former editor, and mentions Angierain, the Trinity Rivers, and Fiesta parades. It hints at social scenes at Centar Trawn's near UTSA and a bar incident. The Don's notices end with a political aside on page 24D.
An article recounts Christine Jorgensen at a convention in San Antonio discussing sexuality, gender, and feminism. It notes her advocacy for understanding sexual differences, cautions about media influence on children, and profiles her fashion and public persona amid controversy surrounding gender identity and societal norms.
R Jay Casell and the National Entertainment wid Campus Activities Association meet in San Antonin. The producer behind popular shows argues that a star is not essential for a sellout and that his tours have drawn over a million viewers. His titles include Lateyia Magik Rigo vuumiat Lew Pollywiss the Patras and Remember the Alamo, all running after 25M shows.
Edgewood educators announce a planned picket by members of the Edgewood Federation of Teachers at 3459 W. Commerce, 4:00 p.m. Monday to protest district administration cuts. President Roche Rodmanes cites a 16 percent impact on the Edgewood budget and warns several companies have gone bankrupt when administrative cuts exceed five percent. Savings would be redirected to aid students.
The former Mes Helety Terry, 67, and Ni B. Meher, 64, wed Saturday at St Mary Magdalen Church. Heberts honeymoon in New Orleans plan Mardi Gras visits to relatives. Bride becomes great grandmother. couple to reside at 305 Vinne Sackson.
Linda Jones reports on Flo Kennedy speaking at San Antonio and Queens College influences urging students to challenge complacency in social and political issues. Kennedy links education funding to Pentagon spending and calls for campus activism and reforms.
In New York Mrs Abzug declines joining the Carter administration despite praising the president. She prefers to pursue influence through independent or allied avenues, citing a desire to impact a broader set of issues. The timing suggests a broader reshaping of her political strategy.
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