NUM Hurried Construction Advances at San Antonio NUM Branch
Construction on the San Antonio branch of the National University of Mexico proceeds briskly as a campus of four buildings near HemisFair Way nears completion. Formal dedication will align with President Luis Echeverria’s visit. permanent HQ at 60 HemisFair Way and a plaza named Plaza Mexica will feature replicas and artifacts highlighting Mexican history and culture.
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National University of Mexico
Fortune
Jlamishair Plaza
Mexico
United States
Mexican Culural Institute
San Antonio
Hemushah ‘9
Fernanda Latins
Inestitute
Uniersity of Mexico
Vatigus Plaza
Three Arson Fires Reported Damaging Homes and School
Three fires blamed on arson caused substantial damage Tuesday. At Stephen F. Austin Elementary School 621 W Euclid a portable classroom doorway suffered 49 dollars in damage from a planned liquid ignition. An attached garage at 11 Susanwood burned, injuring no one but totaling 1 750 dollars. A duplex at 712 Montana sustained 1 300 dollars in damage to a vacant section believed linked to theft activity.
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Stephen F. Austin
Elemmntiry School
W. Euclid
Susanwond
Mohdlay
Montana
Insurance plans aimed at filling hospital cost gaps for seniors
Dallas insurance consultant Steve Polansky told Highland Park AARP members the elderly face large hospital bills after basic coverage. He outlined Plan A at 8.50 monthly with 1 dollar per day, Plan B at 3 per month with limited benefits, and Medigap at 4.50 per month offering 22 per day, plus two out of hospital plans for home nursing and doctor costs. He noted hospital room rates average 4 to 60 dollars daily and ancillary expenses can push bills above 500 per day with full costs.
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Steve Polansky
Dallas
American Association of Retired Persons
Highland Park Aarp
Polansky
Alderspaie United Methodist Church
Kayton
AML Sach Aarp
AARP
Solansky
Sis
San Anna Schools weigh security system amid vandalism rise
San AnniD School District contemplates an electronic security system as vandalism concerns grow. Assistant business manager Rambo notes patrols will increase but cites budget limits and questions system effectiveness. District plans closer neighbor contact, police alerts, and continued repairs as summer occupancy rises.
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San Annid
Distele
Ft'nest
Rambo
Plant Serviers
Schdals
Sid Mat Sel
Safiguard
Schood
Tne
Raivhe
Ite
Custadiad
Schoals
Ranivo
Guilty Pleas Entered In Robberies
Two men and one woman pleaded guilty to robbery by assault in a series of holdups this year. Lydi Torres Coronado, 35, received 1 year concurrent terms after pleading to multiple robberies totaling 340 dollars taken. Raymond J. Escobedo, 34, got concurrent 14 years. Jee Wesley Kuncas, 19, received 10 years for a January 22 service station holdup on the Austin Highway and applied for probation.
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Caribe
Lydi Torres Coronado
San Fernando
Gen. McMullen
W. Commerce
Martin
Hitch Dist
Archie
Brow
Raymond J. Escobedo
Escobedo
Jee Wesley Kuncas
Boeingway
Austin Highway
Kuncas
Land values approved for Lanier High School expansion
Urban Renewal Agency board set fair market values for 58 parcels totaling 572 525 dollars for Lanier High School campus expansion for the San Antonio School District. The agency also approved condemning three parcels in Cassiano Homes and Colima for Model Cities redevelopment as a city planning map to assess housing conditions.
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Urban Renewal Agency Board of Commissioners
Lanier High School
San Antonio
Fabinas
Collma
Winston Martin
URA
City Planning Department
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Gasoline Put Totin Hospital Gasoline Put Totin Hospital
A boy who swallowed paraffin at his home was admitted in poor condition to Santa Rosa Medical Center. David G. Rodriguez, son of Mrs. Alice Rodriguez of 6928 Mill Wank, was listed at 8:30 p.m. Monday.
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Santa Rosa Medical Center
David G. Rodriguez
Alice Rodriguez
Millwank
Burglars Take $1,160 Loot From Southwest Bexar Home
Sheriff’s deputies report burglars stole a color TV set an antique clock and a shotgun total value 1160 from the home of Don Lee on Old Edwards Road in Southwest Bexar County. The incident occurred Tuesday.
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Don Lee
Old Edwards Road
Bexar County
Pharmacist From San Antonio Wins Lilly Achievement Award
Dianne Schleete of Sommers Drug Store at 22 Nacogdoches received the Lilly Achievement Award from Eli Lilly and Company. The UT School of Pharmacy graduate earned the honor for a superior scholastic record and professional leadership. Her husband Charles studies medicine at the University of Texas San Antonio.
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Sommers Drug
Nacogdoches
Lilly
Eli Lilly & Company
Schleete
University of Texas School of Pharmacy
Poses “‘Woeh
Women's Auxiliary In Pharmacy
University of Texas
Summers Drug
Ane Ary
Charles
University of Texas At San Antonio
Abortion Law Debate Sparks Texas Synod Meeting
A staff report before the annual Synod of Texas proposes repealing current statutes to allow abortions by licensed physicians with consent. It calls for licensed physicians to perform procedures, requires training for ministers in abortion counseling, and notes the first woman moderator Elisabeth Lola sim from Fort Worth.
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Synod of Texas
al Fehar Peeetis
Ant Taylor
Tne
Texas
Methansal
Eliabeth
Lola Sim
Johnson
Rudolph Guerrero
San Aftonin
Subscription rates for San Antonis newspaper by carrier and mail
Rates list for daily and Sunday delivery, monthly and yearly plans, plus mail options to various regions including Mexico and Canada. Includes per copy, weekly, and seasonal terms, with notes on foreign and domestic destinations and membership in Associated Press.
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Antonis
Tras Fewna
Death by Own Action Ruled In L A
A man named Richard F. Aswerfer, 52, of 2b Arrim, was found hanging in a garage and pronounced dead at Drewice General Hospital. His wife Vert reported receiving a phone call from him asking her to come home from work. The death was ruled in Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s office as a death by own action.
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Saicille
Richard F. Aswerfer
Oswerless
Vert
Pales
Aswerler
Drewice General Hospital
Avaces County Medical
Ruben Santos
Vandal Damage Reported at Monterey Iran and Metal Co
Police reported vandalism at Monterey Iran and Metal Co at 11205 Medina. Instrument panels were singhed and fuel fines cut on construction cranes as officials from the fire department or office noted the damage on Tuesday.
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Monterey
Iran and Metal Co
Medina
Light's Action Line continues with Olympic meets in San Antonio
Letters discuss the UCIr Olympic Track and Field Program co sponsored by the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and the Amazon Athletic Union. Meets listed include June 8 at Burbank High School, June 2 at Kennedy High School, June 20 at Warlandatlty High, June 20 at South San Antonio District High, and July 4. Qualifier July 13 at North Side Stadium. regional July 22 with site to be announced. Also questions on voter ID, money orders, tire laws, and a possible reunion contact.
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San Anlonso
Manuel Rodriguea Acvion
San Antonio Hunt Chain
Ke of Commerce
Amazon Athletic Union
Dee Hotlar
Sauth Texas Aau
Tune 8
Burbank High School
Depineels Negin
GaNpai Dune
Kennedy High School
Warlandatlty High Selines
South San Antonio
South Texas
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