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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1973
Page
1
Grace Warren, administrator, promotes an internship for eraduala nurses to upgrade skills in OR nursing and other specialties. Applications for the first class are now being accepted. July 16 deadline, call Mrs. Ruby Hughes for details.
Public hearing reveals legal questions on passing a PUD ordinance without snarling legislation. Council member Curt Morton defends PUDs, citing Texas cities with no problems, while attorney Jim Parker warns paramount questions remain about ownership and maintenance of common areas and facilities within PUDs.
Model Cities funds bought education equipment including audio visual machines and education aids for the school. Roy Montez stated the purchase by the Model Cities committee was approved, then found in violation of HUD rules but recent guideline changes made the purchase possible again.
The Gi Villareal family was unhappy when their dachshund named Jost went missing but the dog was returned after an ad in The Light lost and found column. The paper notes Finding Jost pets is a strength of Light classifieds in San Antonio listings. Call 226-1231 for The Light.
The Optimist Club of San Antonio and other clubs across the United States and Canada won top citizenship honors at the 5th Optimist International Convention. San Antonio was judged best in the multiple club winners category as awards recognized outstanding local youth projects. George Borney addressed the closing session as national director of the Center for Military Dictiois and Merien led the housing and urban development department.
Citizens at the Main Library gathered Friday for the first meeting of the Citizens Advisory Committee on Cable TV. The session, led by Town Freres and LerViso, addressed access to air waves, local obstruction, and funding after the contract with GE Cablevision. Edwards said subcommittees will form to study special interests and report to the City Council.
U.S. Senator Tower, Armed Services Committee member, will address Air Force Association members at a noon Saturday session in the Convention Center. John B. Ryan, Air Force chief of star, will speak at the awards program at 7 30 p.m. The event features entertainment by The Happy Jar Band and the Chordsmen Chorus and a Mexican dancer with strolling musicians. Arthur De La Garza, Alamo Chapter ATA president, touted the convention aimed at strengthening Texas as a leading AFA state chapter. Ryan, a 1939 pilot wing graduate and San Antonio native, returns for a homecoming after career highlights including Pacific Air Forces chief and Air Staff roles.
A survey by the Education Service Center of San Antonio warns that San Antonio and Bexar County will face tax increases as federal impact funds shrink. Hardest hit districts include Edgewood and nearby areas, followed by East Central and Harlandale. The report notes many students come from federally connected families and the impact funds aim to ease district burdens.
City faces a second curtailment as Public Service cuts natural gas from Lovaca Gas Gathering 2 by 25 percent to 15th and anticipates continued reductions. CPS holds about 60 percent of its 122 million barrel storage, with a forecast of further cuts unless voluntary electric and gas use declines. Officials warn shortages could hit peak summer demand and stress winter readiness.
The City Council considers a Charter Revision Committee report due by November 1. Councilwoman 1114 Urddrell suggested inviting members to serve again with three current officials excluded from reappointment. Recommendations include district elections and strengthened mayoral powers, with changes submitted to voters.
A local publication notes a new issue from the San Antonis Gazette, listing contributors and office where notices will be posted. The item mentions a publication date region and a posting process, with references to civic notices and community readers.
Rates listed for daily Sunday and Sunday only delivery across Texas and Mexico regions. Prices show monthly and annual options with varying charges for outside Texas, Canada, and foreign countries.
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