International Group Study Gathering On Psychobiological Low Mood
The four annual conference in San Antonio gathers psychiatrists from Canada, Western Europe and the United States at Luther Conference Center to share current research on depressive disorders. Dr Sauki Rosenthal of the University of Texas Medical School notes the field is rapidly growing and very complex with inherited and biological factors contributing to low mood. The meeting runs through Friday.
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San Antonio
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Canada
Europe
United States
France
Sweden
Switzerland
Sauki Rosenthal
University of Texas Medical School
Rosenthal
Cepres
Vridoy
Census Finds San Antonio Tops Texas in Spanish Surnames
A March 1972 census tract report shows San Antonio with 441,493 residents bearing Spanish surnames, about a quarter of Texas total. statewide figures list 14.0 percent of residents as Spanish surnames, with California higher at 47.6 percent.
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Texas
Bureau of the Census
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Unnir
Lamuin
California
Rexat
Censis
U.S. Bnanigsasioe and Naturalization Service
City Announces Office Shifts Aimed at Expansion
Varad Robbins will head new market operations in the old Yourl Belt Building with city staff moved to across from city hall and the Spanish Governor's Palace. SADA director Winston Martha said the change frees land for parking and enables expansion of the City Council offices on the first floor of City Hall.
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City Hall
Winston Martha
San Antonio
Marlin
Erly Hall
San Antonio Jewish Federation raises funds for Soviet Jewry
The Jewish Social Service Federation of San Antonio reported 599 990 dollars raised locally this year. Funds support efforts to help Jews leave the Soviet Union, with costs cited at 1000 dollars per person for the exit process. New leadership was elected, including Charles Sugerman as president and Lachman joining the board for a three year term.
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San Antonio
Jewish Social Service Federation
Soviet Union
Lachman
Czechoslovakia
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Hilton Palacio del Rio
Samuel
Kaplan
Federation For Jewish Service
Minneapolis
Israel
Charles F. Sugerman
Dads Study In Town Plans For New San Antonio Town
City Council hears a plan for a 635 acre New Town in town project north from the Municipal Auditorium to Jones Avenue with 12,989 jobs and 23,000 residents. Development leaders and investors present say the district will link to the central business area with riverfront residences and transportation plans while lawmakers seek assurances for neighborhood impacts.
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Municipal Auditorium
Jones Avenue
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Red" MecCombs
Bill Quirse
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San Antonio Ranch
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San Antonio Mail Rates List From The Meoist Corporation
A historical rate card lists postage and service prices for various mail options. It shows domestic and international rates, including Mexico and Central America, with distinct prices for daily and Sunday postage, as printed by the San Antonio firm at Broadway and Metallough.
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Meoist Corporation
Broadway
Metallough
Texas
San Antes
Fire damages Heights Garage in arson scare
Fire at 15 S. Gevers Heights Garage caused 1100 dollars in damages. District Fire Chief Oscar Cipherrey said a trash fire in the rear of the one story building spread to walls and caused significant scorching and minor structural damage.
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Top Level Shakeup At San Antonio UT Medical School
Dr. Stanley E. Crawford described the UT Medical School crisis as a long term setback with unknown extent. He noted resignations followed the Dean’s firing and warned of uneasy students and possible difficulty in recruiting new faculty while praising interim dean Truman Miecker’s leadership.
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San Antonio
UT Medical School
Stanley E. Crawford
San Antonio Lions
Crawford
J. Carter Pannill
Aidan
Bexar County
Priohl
San Antonio and AACOG get planning funds
The Department of Housing and Urban Development announces supplemental management planning funds totaling 151000 for San Antonio and the Alamo Area Council of Governments. San Antonio will receive 36500 to add to 261000, AACOG gets 95000 with 20001 already granted.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Sen. Bentsen
City of
San Antonio
Alamo Area
Water quality study on San Antonio Ranch project approved
Texas Water Quality Board endorsed a finding that the San Antonio Ranch area does not endanger water quality after a study by the New Town developers. The board referred to broader standards for the Ward Unit aquifer and planned collaboration with the Towns Water Development Board while some attendees called for more time and further study.
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New Tawa
Texas Water Quality Board
Miler
WOB
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Yantis
James I
Texas Pai and Wildlife Department
Towns Water Development Board
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San Antonio
Leavis Rasenberg
Fred Pfeiffer
Rosenberg
Professor Plans Recital at Trinity with Guerra Solo
Lita Guerra, piano professor at the University of Texas at Austin, will give a Friday recital as part of her DMA candidacy. She has performed with the San Antonio Symphony and Austin Symphony and will perform at Ruth Taylor Music Center Concert Hall.
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Lita Guerra
University of Feat Austin
Trinity University
Guerra
U. S
San Antonio
Austin
Ruth Taylor Music Center Concert Hall
East Side Model Cities Plan Reconsidered by AACOG
AACOG again urges San Antonio to apply for Model Cities while expanding West Side boundaries. The council approves the fourth year plan and revises a resolution praising Dr. F. Carter Pannill for community involvement.
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San Antonio
Alamo Area
F. Carter Pannill
Incar nate Ward College to Close for Independence Day
A July 3 news release announces that all classes will not meet and offices will be closed at Incar nate Ward College on Monday July 4 in observance of the holiday under the Monday Holiday Law. The college will reopen Tuesday morning July 4.
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Incarnate Ward College
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