UTSA President Champions Bilingual Culture Mission
UTSA President Arleigh B. Templeton argues Texas heritage is strongly Spanish speaking and urges a bilingual curriculum across departments. He envisions one highly qualified bilingual faculty per program and schools growth from 7,000 to 30,000 students in 15 years, with plans to open in September 1973. He credits Frank Benninck Sr. for Austin support as funds move toward approval.
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Frank Trejo
Arleigh B. Templeton
University of Texas At San Antonio
Bvilh
UTSA
Praena
Pan American Student Forum of Texas
Convention Center
Templeton
Frank Benninck Sr
Greater San Antonio Chamber of
New Seminar Aims Surveyed At Alamo Heights High
Alamo Heights High School students completed surveys to shape a three day Communi Spring Seminar planned for April 13 to 15. A 26 member student council and four cochairmen coordinate with Miss Linda Wise and V P Robert Caster. The program will offer varied seminars from law to yoga with two tracks intensive and diversified.
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Doris Wright
Alamo Heights
John Hardy
Shelby Baetz
Lynn Moreland
Malcolm Derden
Miss
Linda Wise
Robert Caster
Kinkaid
Houston
Bard
Fle
Young High School
UTSA
Uvalde Honors H B Zachry at Golden Anniversary Dinner
Uvalde celebrated the Golden anniversary of its Chamber of Commerce with H. B. Zachry of San Antonio named outstanding non resident native son. Dr. Jack K. Williams, Texas A&M president, spoke as Byron Maxwell presided and Bert McNelly was inducted as chamber president for 1971.
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J. B
Pat" Zachry
San Antonio
Uvalde Chamber of Commerce
Uvalde
Jack K. Williams
Texas A&m University
Byron Maxwell
Bert McNelly
Chamber
If B. M. Price
Uvalde Thahl School
Zachry
Fric
Wonan al the Yer
Jewel
D. C. Carnes
Chamber of Commerce Phique
Ife
Texas Arm University
Hl. B. Zachry Company
World
Temple Beth El Speaker Abraham Segal To Speak On Learning
Abraham Segal, associate director of the Department of Education for the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, will speak at Temple Beth El on Sunday. He presents "A New Design for Jewish Learning" as the second speaker in the Torah Tour series.
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Abraham Segal
Beth-El
Department of Education
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Segal
Hermann Sons to Host Speaker in Austin Founders Month
Harry Riemer of San Antonio will be speaker and guest of honor at the Hermann Sons Founders Month Membership Campaign for Ledge 120 in Austin. The meeting is set for 12 30 PM with Riemer serving as grand president of the order.
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Harry Riemer
San Antonio
Hermann Sons Fraterni Order
Ledge 120
Austin
Pum Riemer
Order
Vietnam Vet's Wife Seeks GI Bill Aid for Education
Mrs Joan Held, wife of Maj Johny W Held missing since April 1988, has applied for GI Bill education benefits while attending the University of Texas Nursing School. She is the first widow in such a case to pursue aid under the recent changes to the GI Bill.
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Southeast Asia
Joan Held
Johny W. Held
University of Texas Nursing School
No Battle for Terrell Hills in April Election
Voter interest appears minimal with incumbents Carl G. Schenker and Stewart facing no opposition. An April 6 Terrell Hills ballot will include re election bids for Place 3 and other seats, but challengers are absent. John son and Mace 4 are listed in scant OCR but no challengers materialize.
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Terrell Hills
Iown
Carl G. Schenker
Place
Stewart
Tohnson
Mace
MALDEF to Defend Mayor Zamora in Pending Legal Cases
Ed Idar Jr of MALDEF and staff attorney Johny Cerna said Friday the firm will defend Mayor Zamora of Sonia in three pending cases. Zamora, the first Mexican American elected mayor there, faces charges including false notarization and assault claims, though one charge was not yet filed.
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Ed Idar Jr
Alfredo Zamora
San Antonio
Cotulla
Zamora
Defense and Education Fund
Idar
Staf
Johny
Repre Cema
Wgotary Public
Lal Salle
Thar
Idar T
Sonia
Cerna
Candidates In City Races Mount As Filing Deadline Nears
San Antonio observers report 32 candidates filed for the April 6 city election with 40 percent target, noting six of nine Good Government League candidates and independents Torres and Nielsen already in. The Committee for Barrio Betterment fields four, while the West Side weighs rumored entry by ex-councilman Jose San Martin for Place 1, potentially reshaping the race.
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San Antonio
Good Government League
City Hall
GGL
John Gatti
Gilbert Garza
Robert L. M. Hillard
Carol Haberman
Felix Trevino
Ed Hill
Leo Mendoza
Pleas Naylor
Charles Becker
Pete Torres Jr
Dr. D. Ford
Gatti, Torres
Risheal O'Leary
Wanda Kim Pearson
Persuasion
Wil
Lian T. Scott
Gloria Cabrera
Louis Vitela
Pedro Rodriguez
Cabrera
Barrio Committee
Theodore R. Gonzales
G. J. Gonzaez
Paul Torres
Jose Olivares
Joe Rainey Manion
L. C. Glasco
St. Paul Methodist Church
Craig Sullivan
Windaver
West Side
Jose San Martin
San Martin
Not Just Brush Tips From MARJORIE CLAPP
Marjorie Clapp reports brushing alone does not prevent dental disease. Dr Robert G Jones notes disclosing wafers plus soft toothbrush and unwaxed floss remove bacteria and stained plaque. He spoke at the Society for the Preservation of Oral Health meeting in San Antonio highlighting nightly cleaning and flossing for children.
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Marjorie Clapp
San Antonio
Robert G. Jones
Tulsa
Oklo
Jones
Society For the Preservation of Oral Health
Hilton Palacio del Rio Hotel
San Antonio SAHA Reruns Bids On 924 Units
The San Antonio Housing Authority says bids for renovating 924 housing units must be resubmitted after a federal telegram from Secretary Romney Friel declared prior bids void. The $7.7 million plan, originally awarded to Guylera Co. of Lampasas, exceeded SAHA's $5.2 million grant, prompting new bidding and potential changes in scope and cost.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Housing Authority
Marilyn Wacker
SAHA
Department of Housing and Urban Development
George Romney Frielday
Heroin Sale Verdict In Northside Case From 1969
A 186th District Court jury convicted Jesse L. Barber, 23, of selling heroin to an undercover officer, Patrolman Jerry Rangel. Judge James E. Barlow sentenced Barber to 10 years in prison and remanded him to county jail for sentencing pending appeal.
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Jesse L. Barber
Bethune
Jerry Rangel
James E. Barlow
Barber
Rangel
Poor Hall
North New Brauntets
Atlas
Gordon Arm- Barber
Strong
Bill Harris
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