Equal Rights Advocate Urges Breaking Gender Barriers
Suzanne de Satrastegui, president of NOW's San Antonio chapter, argues against sex based limits on play and work. She cites dolls and trees as examples of arbitrary gender roles and urges equal pay and opportunities for women, noting labor and education gaps. The group promotes parity and inclusion, with about 200 members in San Antonio.
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Suzanne de Satrastegui
San Antonio
National Organization of Women
Miss de Satrastegui
Department of Labor
National Organization For Women
San Antonia
Bustamante Faces Employee Problems With New Exemption Rules
County Commissioner Albert Bustamante remains unable to fill three holdover positions from his predecessor Albert Pena. The Civil Service Commission approved non retroactive rules exempting limited personnel from Civil Service for key aides to County Judge Blair Reeves and other county commissioners. The measure, not retroactive, would not affect current workers. Roser supports the change as strengthening Civil Service, while Reeves argues trusted aides need special insight. The move follows the firing of former Precinct 1 parks chief John R. Garela. Two other exempted officials may seek similar relief, with Knigh delaying action until others weigh in.
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Albert Bustamante
Civil Service Commission
Blair Reeves
Bustamente
Albert Pena
Fran Roser
Roser
Reeves
Lesson In Values by Claude Stanush at Our Lady of the Lake
Claude Stanush, a San Antonio native and former journalist, teaches a course titled Changing Values In Today's World at Our Lady of the Lake. He has reported widely and studied value questions across society, arguing education must address emotions as well as intellect.
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Our Lady of the Lake College
Phata
Byron Samad
Claude Stanush
San Antonio
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Europe
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Stanysh
Our Lady of the Lake
Stamish
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Study on Housing Needs Planned by Alamo Area Council
Miss Mary Lou Hill, Housing Coordinator for the Housing Advisory Committee of the Alamo Area Council of Governments, says a study will examine where housing developments are being built and where actual housing need exists. The 1974 plan will be based on housing and market data.
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Mary Lou Hill
Alamo Area
Hospital Group To Meet In Two Day Texas Session
Representatives of more than 10 private medical groups and hospitals across the state will attend the 20th annual meeting of the Private Clinics and Hospitals Association of Texas in the Wilton Palacio del Rio. The two day session covers group practice and prepaid health care insurance with a banquet on Friday featuring Spencer Guimarin and Michael D. Bromberg as guest speakers.
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Washington, D.C
Subscription Rates by Carrier and Mail for San Antonio News
Public notice details subscription rates by carrier and by mail for San Antonio and Texas towns, including daily and Sunday options, rates for Mexico and Canada, and terms under The Associated Press license. Includes publication office and rate tables with usable figures from the San Antonio Light.
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Strughold Predicts U S Will Adopt Metric System
Dr Hubertus Strughold, chief scientist at Brooks AFB, told a San Antonio engineers group that the United States will definitely adopt the metric system in the 1970s. He argued the metric is simpler, global, and already used in many fields and predicted widespread conversion as engineers lead the change.
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United States
Aerospace Medicine
Brooks Air Force Base
Hubertus Strughold
Strighold
San Antonio
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Texas Society of Civil Engineers
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Luty's Cateceria
Fredericksburg Road
Strughold
France
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Anto
Russia
Madlowa Aeronautics and Space Administration
Houston
Robbery at Dintys Place Ends With Gunfire and Loot
Tavern owner Elizabeth Bari reports two men playing pool when an auto horn blared at midnight. A suspect drew a .38 revolver and stole $120 from the register plus a bank bag, while forcing a customer to provide $4. Witnesses say they fled in an older station wagon.
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Elizabeth Bari
Dinty’s Place
St. Presa
Mert Schrock
Robbers Hit Two Drive-Ins In Overnight Holdups
Overnight robberies struck two drive-in gro cery stores and a purse snatching nearby. At Jut-Ii-Mart 1268 Austin Highway a bandit with a small pistol took 100 dollars and a $25 wristwatch from manager John Claffy about 8 35 p m Monday. At Stop-N-Go 138 West Rock a second robber in a ski cap and field jacket took about 70 dollars from clerk Joseph Welty at 10 30 p m Monday. An elderly woman was knocked to the ground by a purse snatcher near Kendalia Avenue. Grace Bolser 82 of 135 Kendalia identified the youth as about 18 who leaped a fence and fled. Police recovered about 46 dollars from the purse in the 200 block of Dixon. Gregory Aderhald 20 of 836 Schtey said four men robbed him of 120 dollars about 9 20 p m Monday after offering a ride from downtown to discuss religion, driving him to an alley in the 800 block of Highland and forcing him from the car.
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John Claffy
Jut- Ii-Mart
Austin Highway
Joseph Welty
Westrock
Aderhold
Highland
Fli
Thieves steal cash and goods in city burglaries
Police investigate thefts totaling more than 11 500 including 3 000 in cash from a convalescent center and five burglaries. Stolen items include a mink jacket coins a TV set stereo equipment a rifle a pistol a typewriter a suitcase clothing and shotguns from residences and stores in multiple locations.
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Nolan
Senter
Ma Trearer
Ogden
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Callaghan
Davi Demi
Castle Queen
Phillip J. Lee
Craig
Stephen Levan
Universal City
Paul Melton Jr
Abilene
Ske
Eimira
Pistol Shot Wounds Man After Accidental Fire
A 35-year-old man, Larry A. Schultze of 519 Roosevelt, was shot in the pelvis when a 36 caliber muzzle loading pistol allegedly discharged at his home around 1 50 a m He was in undetermined condition Tuesday at Santa Rosa Medical Center Schultze told police the weapon fired accidentally as he and his ex wife examined it
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Larry A. Schultze
Santa Rosa Medical Center
Schultze
Iis
Newell Named To Good Neighbor Commission
Austin announces the appointment of W John Newell of Arling to the Good Neighbor Commission for a term expiring June 19 1973 He replaces A G Ainsworth Jr of Luling who resigned Newell is a Gulf dealer and previously served on the commission when filling the late Bogan Ryans unexpired term in El Paso
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Austin
Preston Smith
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A. G. Ainsworth Jr
Luling
Newells
Bogan Ryan
el Paso
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