Saint Mary's faculty attend Latin American Studies meeting
Four St Marys University faculty members including Dr Bynum Weathers Dr Josephine Schulte Dr Gary Garcia and Bro Robert Wearl will attend the Council of Latin American Studies meeting at Texas Tech University in Lubbock on Friday and Saturday A Saint Marys University chair will present a musical portion of the Sabbath Eve service at Temple Beth Et al Friday The choir will sing Be Shava y Tefila The program also will be presented Sunday in Trinity Maygarite B Parker Chapel About 1400 students from 10 Texas junior and senior high schools will participate in the 26th annual Trinity University Speech Festival Friday and Saturday An awards banquet Saturday at 11 pm will highlight the contest with 10 events Tickets for the March 2 reception honoring State Rep Ron Bird are available through Wyres local office.
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St. Mary's University
Council of Latin American Studies
Texas 'Tech University
Lubbock
Bynum Weathers
Cradle of Civil Aviation
St. Mary’s
Josephine Schulte
Gary Garcia
Robert Wearl
Ty University
Temple Beth
Vexas
Trinity University
II Pms
Ron Bird
Bob Hollingsworth
North Terrace
Gunter Hotel
Wyre
River Study Enters Final Stages
The San Antonio River rehabilitation plan by MKGK and SOM moves toward final recommendations. The 5 mile corridor from Olmos Dam to the south edge envisions a linear park with water taxis, riverside paths, hotel and office development, and a revived downtown, while maintaining flood control. A refined report with cost estimates is due by May.
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RCC
Marshall Kaplan
Gans and Kahn
MKGK
Skidmore, Owings and Merrill
SOM
San Antonio
Olmos Dam
We Convention Center
San Antonin
Venice
Sheldon Gans
Marc Goldstein
Goldstein
Rarvider
City Planning Sharing Budget Contends For Federal Funds
City council members and residents debated the 14.3 million federal revenue sharing budget Thursday, hearing requests from SAHA, San Antonio Development Agency, and community groups for funds for public housing, senior centers, and crime prevention. Citizens urged more money for railroad overpasses, senior programs, drug treatment, and elderly exemptions while officials noted eight spending areas and cautioned that unused sharing funds must stay within approved categories.
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Sharon Wathins
Contell
He Reyes
City Finance Department
Treasury Department
Opon
Sa Antonio Housing Authority
San Antonio Nevelogment Agency
SAHA
Richard Jones
Aps
Joe Bernal
Edmundo Radripuer
Dack Currinatau
San Antonio
Corncil
Highland Park
Harry Cornell
A. Dt. Ploch
San Ade Lonia
Abuse Central
Lanny Sinkhi
PTA
Posterity Foundation
Texas
Archdiocesan Commission of
Ciy
Cat White
Annual Luncheon in S A Goodwill Spreading Global Aid
NORMA REED reports on Goodwill Industries San Antonio luncheon where National Executive Director Dean Phillips urges new income methods amid a shrinking salvage market. He says the Goodwill movement spreads worldwide and includes diverse groups. John Millsap elected 1978 board president. unions receive Community Service Award for aiding building plans. workers named Goodwill Worker of the Year include J. T Adams and Barbara Schindler.
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Norma Reed
Goodwill Industries
Goodwill
Dean Phillips
San Antonio
Phillips
John Millsap
San Antonio Goodwill Industries
Bruce Waitz
Johin McKinney Espy
Hector Ortiz
Plumber & Fitters
Electricians
Jem Workers
Gagdwill
Charles Katz
Bor
A. J
Bob’ Wers
Barbara Schindler Blase
Charles and
J. 2 Adams
Gilbert Weln
Kate
Larry Chapin
Indictments Return Two Murder Cases in Bexar County
The Bexar County grand jury indicted Norman Satterwhite, 40, and Cecilia Castillo, 22, in two separate murder cases. Satterwhite is accused of a Sept 26, 1972 stabbing death of his wife Rassie, 39. Castillo faces charges related to a May 7 shooting in Exequiel Alvarce, 22.
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Bexar County
Norman Satterwhite
Nebraska
Rassie
Dreiss
Aid Comes at Last for Destitute Family
A 71 year old mother of three faced eviction and destitution but relief arrived Friday. The family, lacking heat gas and electricity, received emergency food stamps from the SS Vincent De Paul Society and aid from a retired Army sergeant and his wife. State welfare certification will provide regular assistance, and rent for three months has been paid. Local school staff traced needs after the two oldest boys began missing school due to not enough clothing.
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Frank Treid
Sanchez
SS. Vincent de Paul Society
Tijerina
San Alle Totic
State Welfare Department
Fijerina
Bandit Strikes Twice At Two Stop-N-Go Markets
A masked bandit wearing a red and green ski mask held up two Stop-N-Go markets early Friday near freeway access points. At No. 204 on McCullough Attendant Frank Melton was forced to lie on the floor as about 180 dollars was taken. 35 minutes later night manager Richard Levering at No. 210 Fairdale reported an eight dollar haul and orders to lie at the door. A separate Thursday robbery near Monard involved a purse theft, and Travina's Grocery on Lenl saw two men threaten with a knife for cash.
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Frank Melton
McCullough
Richard Levering
Fairdale
Thelma Voight
Monard
Travina’s
Lenl
Lupe Sreyvild
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J. 2. Adams
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