Ballet Stars Shine in City Performing Arts Program
Edward Villela principal dancer led five company members Susan Hendl Polly Shelton Sara Leland Nolan Tsani and Daniel Duel in a varied program at Theater for the Performing Arts. The near capacity crowd praised Villela’s technique and stage presence while the San Antonio Symphony under Hugo Flapate provided lush accompaniment. The program mixed classics with modern works including Swan Lake Corisaire and Vaughan Williams Fantasies.
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New York City
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New York City Ballet
John Clifford
Susan Hendl
Polly Shelton
Sara Leland
Nolan T'sani
Daniel Duel
Miss Shelton
Mr. T'santi
San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
Hugo Flapate
Miss Avagno
Villelm
Edward Villoa
Calls and money clash over Hanoi hospital aid resolution
Calls to city hall poured in while checks from citizens for rebuilding Hanoi hospital were sent back after the Council rescinded last Thursday's emergency May Day resolution. Council members blamed others, and lack of mayoral presence is noted. reporters and citizens debated the action as lines stayed busy.
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Norma Reed
Bach Mai
Hanoi
Gatti
San Antonio
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Martha Buchanan
Cral
Light
Council
Bill Bellamy
Jesus
Seb Mai
MACRS Push Outlines Revenue Sharing Priorities in San Antonio
Frank Trejo reports that MACRS urged City Council to base spending on eight federal grant components. About 109 West San Antonio civic leaders convened to decide funding priorities and plan a series of public hearings to explain revenue sharing, with a January 29 meeting date discussed and a city site to be chosen.
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Frank Treio
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Quadraphonics Clinic Planned at Local Store
Hewis N. Williams, store manager, announced a Quadraphonics 11 clinic at 7 p m Friday at 4701 Blanco. The event features the companys four channel receivers and aims to demonstrate quadraphon ies for the public audience.
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Lafayette Radial
Blanco
Hewis N. Williams
Abortion Law Ruling Sparks Reactions in San Antonio
San Antonio leaders from medical, clerical, and political circles react to the Supreme Court decision striking down Texas 117 year old abortion law. The ruling allows first trimester abortions by patient and physician, drawing praise from doctors and church leaders voicing mixed concerns.
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Sharon Watkins
San Antonio
U.S. Supreme Court
Texas
High Court
Byron R. White
William H. Rehnquist
Supreme Court
Francis J. Furey
Archdiocese of
Harry A. Black
Sidley Angela Clare Moran
Santa Rosa Medical Center
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Joseph Seitehik
University of Texas Medical School
Perry Past
Thhe Bexar County Medical Society
Bettween
Medical Society
Br. Willan Center
Menter
Austin
Bexar County
Jim Nowlin
Nelson Wolff
Three Men Sentenced In San Antonio Heroin Case
Three San Antonio men pleaded guilty to selling small quantities of heroin to undercover officer Albert Chevera. Salvador Torres, Steven Reynosa, and Delfino Neira received prison terms ranging from one to eleven years.
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San Antonia
Dudpe James
E. Barlow
San Antonio
Albert Chevera
Salvador G. Torres
Montezuma
Steven Reynosa
N. San Jnaquin
Delfino Neira
Southlawn
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