Candle Light Ball Salutes UTSA at Pan American event
The fifth annual Candle Light Charity Ball sponsored by the Pan American Optimist Club salutes the University of Texas at San Antonio. Prominent guests include UT dignitaries, state officials, and UTSA President Arleigh B. Templeton. Music will be provided by the Tampico Orchestra and Paul Flipida.
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Toxic Battle over sales of toxic glues in Texas
The Mexican American Better ment Organization sent letters to Bexar County lawmakers urging state legislation to ban the sale of all toxic glues in Texas. Remizio Valdez, former president of the MABC, said these glues have harmed humans in medical andific fields, with backing from State Sen. Tee Bernal and Reps. Frank Lombardine and Glenn Rathmann.
Craft Exhibit Opens at Southwest Craft Center
Exhibits of wall hangings and ceramics will be staged at the Southwest Craft Center beginning Sunday. Bruce Duderstadt will preside at a reception and showcase hooked works, while Richard Lineal will send his Yarairs from Fort Worth where he now lives. The show opens Sunday at 4 p.m. and runs through Feb. 28.
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Daily San Antonio Gazette Local News Flash
Community notices from San Antonio feature a bustling mix of familiar names and events. Reports highlight local venues, Friday plans, and everyday happenings shaping civic life in the city.
Shaw's 1894 Play Appears Prodigy of Today
London review notes George Bernard Shaw's Mrs Warren's Profession as prophetic of modern society. It highlights Vivie Warren's rejection of materialism and convention, the mother's prostitution business, and Shaw's critique of Victorian values. The piece recalls police shutdowns of early productions in Britain and America.
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