Colleges in Crisis at Our Lady of the Lake College
Our Lady of the Lake College president Dr Gerald Burns told San Antonio Lions Club members at the Gunter Hotel that private higher education faces a financial crisis. He warned private colleges may close at a national rate, risking loss of educational independence in San Antonio and a stereotyped higher education system. He noted TEQ grants and per-student public funding while predicting UT San Antonio will strengthen the city as a major higher education center in the Southwest.
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San Antonio
Our Lady of the Lake College
San Antonio Lions
Gunter Hotel
Gerald P. Bums
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Burns
University of Texas At
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Texas
Southwest
Sheriff Moves Carrasco To Jail Hospital Cell
Reputed South Texas narcotics kingpin Fred Gomez Carrasco, shot and wounded during capture, was moved from Bexar County Hospital to a jail hospital cell. Doctors said he could be kept at the jail if needed, citing a lack of urgent hospitalization and a need for dressing changes amid security concerns and threats of escape. Carrasco, 33, was wounded Sunday morning during his El Tejas Motel capture and was described as weakened with bandaged hands and feet.
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Sean McNulty
South Texas
Fred Gomez Carrasco
Bexar County
Carrasco
Bill Hauck
el Tejas
Roosevelt
Hauck
Carrasca
Carrascon
Sherif
Shercff
Commissioner's Court
San Antonio Optimist Club picnic and local events
The San Antonio Optimist Club holds a 7 p.m. Thursday picnic at Lone Star Brewers with barbecue tickets at $2. Mortis Wellson’s Bexar Facts column features the “twisted Words” of Las Vegas stay Norm Crosby. Temple Beth-El hosts a discussion on “Ethics in the Coming Decades” led by Jack Kaufman. Local attorney Frank Manitaas addresses the American Society for Training and Development at Villa Espanola near the International Airport. A Family Film Festival feature “Shinpane Alley” screens at St. Mary’s University’s Moody Mall with no admission charge. The East Side Food Stamp Office relocates to the corner of East and Hackberry. services include certification and issuance. Oscar G. Hernandez is to be sworn in to the San Antonio School District board at the central office. Twenty-five Knights of Columbus councils meet Sunday to discuss charitable works. 3rd annual San Antonio River Canoe Race applications are available. race set for Aug 26 by Paseo del Rio Association and Alamo Area Council of Boy Scouts. Kindergarten options expand to full or half-day district-wide.
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St. Mary’s University
Moody Mall
San Antonio River
Bill Beare
Palfrey
Pho Nolan NE
Meadowlark
Paseo del Rio Association
Alamo Area
State Hospital Gains Cited San Antonio Progress Report
State Hospital superintendent Dr. J G Cocke said the East Unit serves 12 counties and is on the road to providing the best care as judges from the area attend a seminar. The hospital highlighted reduced patient numbers from 19 years ago and ongoing efforts to coordinate admission and follow up care across counties. A separate incident report notes a 21 year old woman awoke to an intruder with a knife who threatened her and raped her. police described the suspect as about 20.
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San Jacinta
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Sash
L. F. Wilson
Susges
Wilson
Anti-Pollution Plan Attacked Again in Texas
STRYKER McGUIRE reports San Antonio business leaders and officials from the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and the Texas Air Control Board challenge EPA anti-pollution rules. They warn stringent standards may halt regional economic development, seek modifications or repeal, and discuss hearings, costs, and transport controls.
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Stryker McGuire
San Antonio
Greater San Antonio
TACB
Pam Giblin
EPA
Texas
Norealistic
Giblin
Chamber
Burtner
Los Angeles
New York
Courses Set At Bases by UTSA Graduate School
UTSA graduate courses will be offered at Kelly, Lackland and Randolph Air Force Bases starting fall semester September 6. Military personnel invited to enroll by August 15 may qualify, with registration September 4 and 5 at UTSA for those taking courses both on bases and at the school. Courses are graduate level, credit-bearing, taught by UTSA professors, and not extension classes.
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Doris Wright
University of Texas At San Antonio Graduate School
Kelly, Lackland
Randolph Air Force
Air Force
UTSA
Brazilian Women Study U S Labor Standards in San Antonio
Brazilian women from the Women's and Children's Labor Assistance Group arrive for a three day visit to study American labor standards. They will tour the San Antonio State Chest Hospital HUD offices and City of San Antonio employment practices with Councilwoman Lila Checkrell, focusing on women’s industrial safety health social security and wages.
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Fragmentary note from a San Antonio publication contains jumbled words and names. The readable items include Antonia, Macgilnvgh, and references to a seat, a publication, and a possible portmanteau of gas and building terms. The fragment lacks coherent events or dates to form a full summary.
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Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
Fragmented text from a local page shows unreadable numbers and names. The legible items include a time reference and scattered figures, but no clear event or action can be determined from the readable fragments.
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