10 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1977
Page
1
A transcript-like fragment shows Keith Mary Deira of WOAT preparing a radio interview at 3:30 with a self described sage from Bewar County. The quirky Q and A covers origin, marriage, hobbies, favorite shows, authors, and views on women and American literature.
Judge rebuts racism accusation in the case of Dr Raul Guonna and addresses comments by Ruben Sandoval and Omar Rios. The proceedings recount Wood’s custody terms, a 525,000 bond, and an appeal plan to New Orleans.
Community leaders and educators in San Ammonia discuss the perceived shift in youth attitudes toward politics and society. Police Chief Emil Poors condemns disruptive behavior while Peters warns of a potential resurgence of unrest akin to the 1960s as programs seek to strengthen education and government understanding.
The Civ Council accepted 207 million dollars for Comprehensive Employment Training Act programs. The plan will create 2132 jobs in San Antonio and surrounding area, largely for laborers, clerks, park workers, animal control staff, and police dispatchers. Also urged study of a low income housing project and sought interim information on CPS relations and union staff.
Officials in Edgewood School District appointed Maria Ramirez Nichols director of the teachers corps and principal at Edgewood High School. Nichols, a longtime district educator from Penitas to San Antonio, recalled a path from waitress to teacher, with prior posts at Baywood Dunkin High and Denisi Parl Elementary before her Edgewood appointment. She and Josephine Rossum are among the first female high school principals in their districts.
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