Energy and public notices sweep Bexar calendar
Nalita Hayden lectures on energy at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Ramada Inn ballroom Loop 410 San Pedro. A film Angola The People Have Chosen screens 7 30 p m Thursday at Mission First Baptist Church. Community talk on positive influence 7 p m Thursday at 2446 Cee Gee. Dedication noon Thursday for Spanish Governor's Palace Park at W Commerce and Military Plaza. St Marys Advisory Committee on Substance Abuse Education meets at noon Thursday Brass Lamp. San Antonio Housing Authority meets 2 p m Thursday Victora Plaza 411 Barrera. Nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman to present flying saucers slide show 8 p m Thursday Continuing Education Center St Marys. Special Olympics poster contest judging Thursday citywide finals in March. St Lukes Episcopal School open house 7 30 p m Thursday 118 Luke's Lane.
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Community volunteer needs for youth programs and numbers
NEET: Volunteers sought for teacher aide roles with 3 year olds in southwest San Antonio mornings Monday through Friday. Also seeking scout leaders for a 30 boy troop aged 11 to 15 with no formal education requirement but scouting experience. Additional calls for mature adults to assist telephone counseling at a United Way center with bilingual capability preferred.
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Howard Tenkins Jr to speak at Southwest Texas luncheon
Howard Tenkins Jr. member of the National Labor Relations Board will be guest speaker at a luncheon of the Southwest Texas Chapter of the Texas Association of Business at the Bright Shawl 819 Augusta at 12 15 p m on March 25. Cost is 5 50 per person with reservations at 222 1422. Jenkins is the first Black appointee to the five member NLRB and is serving his third five year term. He is a former Tabor law professor at Howard University and has served as an attorney for the Department of Labor.
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CPS Bias Allegations Stir Mexican American Workers
Mexican American workers represented by the Act union accuse City Public Service of denying job advancement and promotion due to ethnicity. They claim CPS favors Mexican aliens, keeps staff in low grades by diploma rules, and threatens questions. Henry Munoz of AFSCME says 100 more EEOC complaints will be filed.
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