Founders Day events and public hearings in San Antonio
The Rev Louis J Zbinden Jr will speak at the San Antonio Optimist Founders Day 1973 at 1205 PM Tuesday at North Terrace Gunter Hotel The club marks its 49th anniversary and honors past presidents Methodist Hospital to donate two acres for a Regional Radiation Therapy and Research Center at 10 AM Wednesday at the future site north of the hospital Medical Drive The Texas Water Quality Board holds public hearings at 10 AM Tuesday on waste control order amendments for San Antonio River Authority and others at Petroleum Center Auditorium Loop 40 SA Recreation Division offers nature activities at Olmos Pink on Girl Scout Hill starting Tuesday for youngsters Registration may be completed at the Recreation Division office The attorney general of Mexico Pedro Ojeda Paullada will visit San Antonio this week as part of a Chamber program to maintain ties with Mexican officials Paullada arrives Friday The Alamo Area Agency on Aging meets Tuesday at 6 31 PM in the Three Americas Building LS Broadway to discuss elderly day care center status and Economic Opportunity Development Corporation supportive services funding
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Louis J. Zbinden, Jr
San Antonio
Methodist Hospital
Medical Drive
Texas Water Quality B
City of
San Antonio River Authority
Petroleum Center Ausditorium
EE. Loop 40
Olmos
Recreation Division
Menics
Pedro Ojeda Paullada
Sant Antonio
Greater
Economic Opportunity Development Corporation
Sodioy
Alamo Area
Three Americas
LS Broadway
Two Die of Suffocation in Closet Tragedy
In Cleveland, a mother Ruth Kraska and her 2-year-old son Richard died of apparent suffocation after being trapped in a small closet during a thunderstorm. Daughters Linda and Natherine, 9, were found in critical condition at Fairview Hospital as police investigated a defective closet door and the family’s attempt to hide from the storms.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ruth Kraska
Richard
Linda
Natherine
Fairview Hospital
Richard Kraske
Wilford Hall Receives First Air Force Cell Trifuge
Wilford Hall USAF Medical Center at Lackland AFB is awarded the Air Force s first cell trifuge a $25 000 device created by the National Cancer Institute and IBM Corp. It separates donor blood into red cells plasma platelet rich plasma and white cells enabling rapid component transfers. Dr Charles A Coltman head of hematology oncology at Wilford Hall secured the unit.
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Wilford Hall Usat Medical Center
Lackland Air Force Base
Air Force
The
National Cancer Institute
IBM Corp
Charles A. Coltman
Wilford Hall
Wilford Vall
Students Due Honors at San Antonio Chemistry Event
Honorees include top county students Boyd Campbell from Roosevelt High School William Dilla from Central Catholic Peter Henry Jones from Ridgemont and Ira Isracloff among others. Dr Bernard Sauth dean of UTSA College of Sciences will speak at 615 on Dabbs House site during the American Chemical Society event. Sagik sale listed for 8 fan.
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Dabbs
San Antonio Internafinal
Americain Chemical Society
Bernard Saath
College of Sciences and Mathematics
University of Texas At
Boyd Campbell
Wall Roosevelt High School
William Dilla
Tralliday
Central Catholic High School
Peter Henry Jones
Ridgemont
Keystone High School
Ira Isracloff
IM Oper Wao
Gale High School
Ken Kallas
Giholo
Mike 2Wate
Craigmont
Li Thigh School
Light classified ads drive sales and reach broad readers
An old newspaper notice notes the effectiveness of light classified advertisements in reaching more homes than many papers, praising Wheelus and Mason for placing ads in The Light and delivering value through timely classified sales and inserts.
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Ae Wheelus
Nisad
Brett
Three Men Critical After Head-On Crash Near Fredericksburg
Three men were listed in critical condition at Santa Rosa Medical Center after a two car head-on collision on Highway 200 East near Fredericksburg. Hospitalized are James W. Deese, 27, Fredericksburg. Michael Mitchell, 25, Llano. and Jesse Davila, 32, Austin. They were airlifted by MAST helicopter to the local hospital at 1:58 am Monday following the early morning accident.
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Santa Rosa Medical Center
Fredericksburg
James W. Deese
Michael Mitchell
Llano
Jesse Davila
Austin
Lbcal
Woman injured after propeller strike at private airfield
A Spuih woman, about 5, was in critical condition at Santa Rosa Medical Center after being struck by a propeller at New Braunfels airport. Mrs. Elmer Jachade was airlifted to San Antonio by Army helicopter following the accident while helping move a wooden dock. Witnesses noted she walked into the propeller. injuries include a fractured shoulder and lacerations to the neck and face. She was hospitalized earlier at McKeno Memorial Hospital in New Braunfels.
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Santa Rosa Medical Center
Elmer Jachade
San Antonio
New Braunfels
Jaehade
Santa Rosa
McKeno Memorial Hospital
New Vvaunfels
Burglars' Loot Hits 20000 In Weekend Thefts
Police report six San Antonio burglaries over the weekend total loot of about 20000. Three youths aged 19 41 and 12 were linked to a Rhodes Junior High School break in 3000 Tampico after a guard spotted them leaving with gauze and a flag. A motorboat and trailer valued 5350 were stolen from outside a residence on Ray Bew. A rear door break in yielded 2085 in stereo gear from Jay King 1358 Bret Harte. Musical equipment worth 1935 was taken from Apollo 21 Club 3514 Nebraska including guitars amplifiers and drums. Office equipment 1600 from Swic Scientific Lab Ware Ing 1071 Frast. About 1199 worth of goods including stereo radios TV calculator cameras projector and jewelry were taken from Joe Hi Ward 167 Arrowhead. Mario Estrada home 173 N San Ignacio was broken into early Sunday and 4050 worth of gear including TV and sewing machine stolen.
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San Antonio
Rhodes Junior High School
Tampico
Jay King
Bret Harte
Apollo 21
Nebraska
Swic Scientific Lab
Frast
Joe Hi. Ward
Mario Estrada
N. San Ignnacio
Signups at SAC Stated Lab Registrations End Tuesday
San Antonio College will take lab registrations until 3 p.m. Tuesday. Classes began Monday as 7,985 students enrolled for the first summer semester, a 95 percent increase from last year, per Vice President Dr. Jerome Waynand.
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San Antonio College
Jerome Waynand
Still No ID On Hurt Man Struck By Car
A 30 year old man remained unidentified after a Friday crash at Castroville Road and Corondo. He suffered multiple injuries and was in critical condition at Bexar County Hospital after reportedly running into the street shortly after midnight.
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Bexar County Hospital
Castroville Road
Corondo
Iito
LULAC Stand Hit Sparks Dispute Over Resolution
MAUC executive director Tuan Patlan accuses LULAC delegates of unfairly attacking the Mexican-American Unity Council in a state convention resolution. He says MAUC’s work in economic development housing health and education shows clear, tangible results and faults the misuse of information presented to delegates. Patlan condemns the distorted views and asserts willingness to meet with LULAC leadership to clarify facts.
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Mexican-American Unity Council
LULAC
Council
Tuan Patlan
Tony Bonilla
LULAG
Patian
Benedict Arnold
MAUC
Bonilla
Patlan
Whity Council
Subscription Rates for The San Antonio Light Publication
The San Antonio Light lists daily and Sunday subscription rates for domestic and international delivery. Rates cover Texas, other U S states, Canada, and foreign countries with various plans for daily and Sunday editions, including single and multi month options.
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Carner
Sea’ Auteris
Texas
Canada
King Olay Visits Germany Bonn Ceremony
Norges Kange Olay V arrives in Bonn for a five day ceremonial visit aimed at postwar reconciliation with West Germany. He is welcomed with a 31 gun salute as part of the formal reception.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Norges Kange Olay V
Baptist Memorial Hospital School of Nursing marks 100th anniversary
The Baptist Memorial Hospital School of Nursing celebrates a century of operation with commencement exercises at 7 30 p m Friday in the Harlar date Baptist Church. Since 1873 it has graduated 1200 nurses and will see 27 senior graduates and 60 new students start in September. The school has an agreement with Southwest Texas State University for a bachelor of applied science in nursing.
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Baptist Memorial Hospitl School of Nursing
Baptist Church
BMHS
America
Baptist Memorial Hospital Syston School of Nursing
Southwest Texas State University
Phy School of Nursing
Si¢Ians and Surgéons Hospital
Baptist
Memo
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