Groundbreaking for San Antonio medical complex marked by governor praise
Governor Smith hailed the South Texas Medical Center project as a future world class center during indoor ceremonies at UT Medical School auditorium. The event launched construction of a 28 million dental school and a 3.8 million nursing school, with UTSA set to begin graduate work in temporary facilities this summer and a permanent campus planned for next year.
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Sharon Watkins
San Antonio
South Texas Medical Center
Guv. Smith
Smith
University of Texas Medical School
Regents
John Peace
Dolph Briscoe
Gov. Smith
St. Anthony
Elephant Smith
J. D. Robertson
UT Dental School
Margretta Styles
Peter Flawn
UTSA
Flawn
Nelson Wolff
Frank Lombardino
University
Peace
James Hollers
San Antonio Medical Foundation
Carlton Williams
San Diego
American Dental Association
Texas
Peter Plawn
Ihs
Byron Samford
San Antonio Ranch seeks HUD loan guarantee in Edwards Aquifer case
San Antonio Ranch LTD faces a denial of charges in U S District Court over a plan to develop 9318 acres in the Edwards Aquifer region. The suit, tied to Edwards Underground Water District claims, seeks a loan guarantee up to 8 million from HUD and accuses the developers of funding most of the land. The defense questions standing and cites 1971 statutory changes transferring pollution powers to Texas Water Quality Board. A hearing is set for January 23 before Judge Adrian Spears.
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San Antonio Ranch
Seribed
Jn U.S. District Court
Ue Edwards Underground Water District
Department of Housing and
Ulan Development
San An Donio Ranch Ltd
Minnor
Edwards
Abo ‘Edwards Water District
District Court
RUD
Sierra Clifs
HUD
WUD Prio
Atty. Seagal Wheatley
Ld. Wands Underground Water District
Texas Water Quality Board
Alo
Sui
American Association of Women
Citizens For A Hetter Environment
The
League of Women Voters
Adrian Spears
72 Not As Sunny San Antonio Weather Summary
San Antonio in 1972 was wetter and slightly warmer than normal with 58 percent sunshine. The year averaged 68.8 degrees, 23 days below freezing, and 148 inches of precipitation spread over 89 rainy days. May 6–7 brought 6 inches of rain. May 4 and 11 had sleet and freezing rain.
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San Antonia
Jess
Oral
Alamo City
San Antonio
Sears
Dan. al
JL. Mall
Baptist Memorial Hospital Names Four San Antonians Trustees
Four San Antonio residents Pat Holmes Rev Earl Johnson Daniel Orris and Newell to join Baptist Memorial Hospital System board governing Northeast Baptist Wap Ist Memorial and Southeast Baptist Hospitals Holmes a former Harlandale teachers president Rotary and Boy Scout supporter Johnson pastor since 1964 moderator of San Antonio Baptist Association Orris a Dillard’s executive Newell an executive VP at Newell Manufacturing and active in Rotary and local Chamber of Commerce Newell also serves as church Young Peoples superintendent and committee chair.
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Baptist Memorial Hospital System
Pat L. Holmes
East Central
Earl W W. Johnstan
Alamo Heights Baptist Church
Daniel Orris
Texas and
New Mexico
M Dillard Department Stores, Inc
Stott Newell
Newell Manufacturing Co
Jncladin
Northeast Baptist Hospital
Wapist Memorial Hospital
Southeast Baptist Hospital
Holmes
San Alfonso
Harlandate ‘Teachers Association
Highhinds Rotary Club
Welle
Jonson
Altimodelphis Baptist Church
San Antonio Baptist Association
Morris
Dillard's
Rotary International
Greater San Anto Nio
Conference Report On Spanish Speaking Conference Held
The White House Conference for the Spanish speaking was discussed at a Saturday meeting of the National Spanish-speaking Evaluation Conference NSSEG. Chairman Juke Rodpi-Rulez will report on talks with officials in Washington. The two‑part session will meet in the Cactus Room at the Sunvey Hotel and be open to the public.
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White House
NSSEG
Juke Rodpi- Rulez
Washingto
Sunvey Hotel
UTSA selects president pace amid first committee meeting
The University of Texas at San Antonio convened its 12 member selection panel in a closed first meeting with no progress announced toward naming a permanent UTSA president as Dr Peter Flawn serves as acting president. UT Chancellor Charles LeMaistre to brief faculty after groundbreaking ceremonies and El Paso president move cited by Regents chairman John Peace.
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Frank C. Erwin Jr
Austin
Joe T. Nelson
Weatherford
Regents
Merton M. Minter
San Antonio Medical Foundation
Charles LeMaistre
Harry Ransom
Truman Blocker
UT Medical
Galveston
Frank Harrison
UT Health Science Center
San Antonio
Marilyn Willman
UT System School of Nursing
Courte Tee
University of Texas At San Antono
UT Medical School
San Antonin
UTSA
John Peace
Lempieton
el Paso
UT Board of Regents
Center reports rise in patients at ATP treatment center
The Alcoholic Treatment Program on Sixth Street shows a 23 percent December increase with 340 patients treated, largely linked to holiday mood. Police referrals accounted for 70 percent of December admissions, as the center operates mainly as an overnight holding place for public drunks. MHMR trustees also announced new psychiatric and educational service contracts with local districts and groups totaling several agencies, including San Antonio Association for Retarded Children, Children’s Center of San Antonio, Goodwill Industries, and Community Guidance Center.
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ATP
Sixth Street
ATP Center
Phil Eddington
Mental Health Mental Retardation Program
ATI
Eddington
Feldington
N. Flores
MHMA
San Antonio
New York Critics pick Cries and Whispers best film of 1972
The New York Film Critics Circle named Cries and Whispers the top film of 1972 and awarded honors in four categories. The Swedish drama directed by Ingmar Bergman dominated the eight annual awards, announced Wednesday in New York.
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New York
UPI
Film Critics Wednesday
Golden Girls Debut For San Antonio Stock Show Rodeo
The 1973 Golden Girls, a six member group, debuted at a San Antonio Rotary luncheon, headlining for the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. They will promote the event across South Texas and visit Austin to invite Gov. Briscoe to the show.
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Soe P. Faulkner
San Antonio
Shannon Brantley
Mandi Cavazos
Jan Coleman
Jennifer Edwards
Linda Horton
Betty Kirkpatrick
Miss Edwards
Pearl Brewing Co
Boyd King
Pearl
King
Floyd Schneider
Lonestar Brewing Co
Miss Branley
Lee Miller Insurance Co
Western Wats Fhe
Laci
Miss Cavazos
Richard Toniente
Miss Coleman
Rupert Nunez
Dwight Jumes High Schont
Miss Horton
Harry Carnutt
Highland Park State Bank
Texas
Joe Freeman
Galder
South Texas
Austin
Gov. Brisege
Solon Rep. Spurlock Stricken With Heart Attack
Fort Worth AP reports state Rep. Joe Spurlock suffered an apparent heart attack Tuesday and may miss much of the upcoming legislative session. His office said he cannot return to Austin before April.
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Fort Worth
Joe Spurlock
Spurlock
Austin
San Antonio Light subscription and rates notice
A public notice from the San Antonio Light details subscription rates by carrier and by mail for Texas, the United States, Canada and foreign countries. It lists daily and Sunday options with monthly and annual prices, plus a statement about Associated Press reprint rights.
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San Antonis
Yexas
MAIL
Texas
Canada
Jon Ene Aeh Pee Ena
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