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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1972

Page

2

Plans for Housing Finalized in AACOG Review

A regional housing development plan for 1972 74 is near final approval by the Alma AROS Council of Governments AACOG. The A-95 review process presented by Mary Lon Will outlines developer prints HUD duties and AACOG oversight before subdivision implementation. It requires checklists from school districts police and fire departments and post offices.

Alma Aros Council of Governments AATOG Housinng Mary Lon Will Department of Housity and Urban Development HUD AACOG Alamo Mrl. Hill Housing Committee Censis Brom Contlishons Veil Cade

Grant Awarded for Water Quality Study in San Antonio Basin

A grant of 41,825 dollars funds a Texas AEM University project led by Dr Shih, an environmental and computer expert, to study future water quality standards in the San Antonio River Basin. The Seremah program will model changing biological and mechanical factors, including wastewater treatment plants, fresh water inflows, natural environmental effects, and the cost of maintaining standards, with results anticipated under varying operations.

Pram Texas Aem University San Anuntimie Abeerye Shik San Antonio

Caucus Chaos Hits Miami Beach Meeting

A senor citizens caucus collapsed as no candidates appeared. Elderly delegates attended while Muskie urged a session of live presidential contenders to resolve credentials. The event was disrupted by the lack of participation and unclear leadership.

Miami Beach Uct Sen Muskie

New Trial Petition Seeks Review in Beeville Murder Case

Corpus Christi man Jhan Rudy Enriquez, 24, convicted in a 1966 Beeville shooting that killed a South Texas housewife, seeks a new trial in U S District Court in San Antonio. He argues the death penalty may be invalid due to a Supreme Court ruling and asks to be retried promptly to avoid further prejudice.

Corpus Christi South Texas U.S. District Court San Antonio Jhan Rudy Inriquez Earl Quez Iis Texas Kannes Enriquez Supreme Court Prderal Adriana Spears Enriquez Mainius Lo Ulm Beeville Mnriquez Urge Aba Ban Emily

Four Day Week Plan Delayed Amid Annexation Delays

An experimental four day work week for police divisions is stalled as annexation proceedings and territorial changes delay implementation. Officials had hoped to begin the shorter schedule after a transition week, but postponements extend uncertainty.

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HemisFair Panel Reaffirms Loyalty Amid Plan Changes

HemisFair Advisory Committee members attend an unscheduled meeting on its last official day to discuss continuing involvement. Lane Wood presents ideas for plaza improvements including underprovincial parking, a children's museum, a covered bandshell, a picnic area, and landscaping. Turnstile attendance at HemisFair rose 23 percent in June 1972 versus 1971, with July nine days up 53 percent. The committee, listing Lane Wood, John Monfrey, Robert Jones, Alfred Rohde, Irv Weinman, Jack Johnson, Icon Toller, Henry Guerra and Mrs. John Sieen, plans a report on future suggestions and past actions. The Hertzberg Circus Collection may be added to grounds with relocation plans by the San Antonio Public Library.

Gayion Finkler HemisFair Advisory Committee Judy M Nearber Wood Jim Claines HemisFair Hertzberg Circus San Antonio Public Library HemisFair Advisory Lane Wood John Monfrey Robert Jones Alfred Rohde Irv Weinman Jack Johnson Icon Toller Henry Guerra John Sieen

Subconscious Power Highlighted by Clairvoyant Street

Rev. Noel Street and his wife Colleen spoke at the Holiday Inn about harnessing the subconscious mind for healing and language learning during sleep. They tour the Southwest offering spiritual healing and yoga lectures, linking reincarnation to healing. Street cites hypnosis as common but emphasizes sustained meditation and soulful past-life work as paths to wellness.

Charles Decker Noel Street Street Colleen Holiday Inn Southwest Ldogar Cayce Council of Nicea Dallas Austin Texas Louisiana

Speech Center Address Slated At Parish Church

Dr Alan Bird coordinator of the Diagnostic for the tarry Jersey Speech and Hearing Center at Our Lady of Lake College will speak at an Antonia Association for Children open meeting Wednesday. His talk titled Language of the Learning Disability Child will begin at 7 40 p.m. at the Parish Wall of Christ Episcopal Church.

Alan Bird Tarry Jersiy Speech and Hearing Center Our Lady of We Lake Coltege Antonia Association For Children Christ Episcopal Church

Educator Seminar Chief To Lead Reston Summer Session

North East School District Supt. Fr. Twn W. Pitnawater will conduct a summer seminar at the Reston Massachusetts meeting of the National Academy for School Executives on August 8. Finawater, named a professional lecturer for the academy, will speak on Methods of Renewal of School District Administration.

North East Twn W. Pitnawater Reston Mass National Academy For School Executives Finawater

San Antonio Gazette Subscription Rates Notify Readers

The Hoarst Corporation publishes the San Antonio Gazette from 470-12 Roundway San Antonio TX 78291. Frequency is daily with Sunday editions and mail or carrier subscription rates listed for Texas other states and foreign countries. The notice cites Associated Press membership and various pricing tiers.

San Antonio Hoarst Corporation Publietion McCullough Texas

Sign-Up For Fall Slated At National University Of Mexico San Antonio

Registration for the fall term at the National University of Mexico in San Antonio runs Aug 14 to 18 for the first period. The session spans Aug 21 to Sept 24, with a second period starting mid-December. Tuition is $50 per course with a $5 registration fee. Language classes focus on Spanish. history and literature are taught on other days. The university is housed at the Institute of Mexican Cultures in HemisFair Plaza.

National University of Mexico San Antonio We Institute of Mexican Cultures Hemistair Plaza

Arts Expo Plans Revealed in Piedras Negras

The International Exposition of Art Handicraft and Music will be held in Piedras Negras from July 5 to August 13 under State of Coahuila backing as part of a national border program. The Star Building hosts handicrafts and art from Mexico with an adjacent outdoor theater and 30 acts including singing and dancing. Top Mexican entertainers perform nightly free shows offering education and entertainment for visitors.

Piedras Negras Coahuila Echeyer- Tha Star U.S. Bridge Mexico Rudolpho de Los Santos Pirdrags Negras San Antonis Pore Are

Muskie Hamlet Missed Turn Marks Aide Says

At the 1972 Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach Edmund Muskie wrestled with a political decision over backing McGovern. The roll call drama ended with McGovern and his coalition grabbing California delegates while Muskie’s effort failed. Internal strife and O’Brien ruling shaped the credentials contest as Muskie retreated to his hotel room.

Shelby Scates Ulan Washinghen Mureau Miami Beach Edmund Mussie Maine Hamlet Ile Senate South Dakota George McGoovern Metiovern Muskie Arins McGovernites McGovern Stuart Symington Tom Eagleston Missouri Tie Larry O'Brien O'Brien California Democratic National Committee Wallace Cooley Heads

Public assistance and safety asks in era of social help

A fragmentary column discusses bus riders with disabilities seeking door to door aid and employers offering help. It mentions unemployment compensation limits for pregnant women, a crime note about a stolen bicycle, and a call for readers to report tips to a help column while noting a brewery may be returned with no questions.

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