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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1973
Page
5
In San Antonio on Monday participants at the 10th annual Governor's Conference on Aging criticized federal programs and policies affecting the elderly. They argued that existing policies were largely obsolete and failing to meet current needs.
A pickup slipped while being worked on, pinning 2 year old Joseph Manga at 5235 Hemphill. He was freed by neighbors and listed in critical condition Monday at Bexar County Hospital. Doctors described back and internal injuries amid a crowded Brandeis University faculty briefing nearby.
President Nixon designates Donald C. Alexander, a Cincinnati tax lawyer, to lead the Internal Revenue Service after April 15. The report notes criticism of housing policies that push elderly homeowners from properties to urban renewal and pricier relocations. The elderly may rely more on self help rather than government aid, with expectations of a better educated, more rational next generation. The three day conference ends Tuesday.
John Sohrweide, chairman of the Texas Restaurant Association, will address the San Antonio Restaurant Association at 7 p.m. Thursday at Turtle Creek Country Club. He is president of Southern Hospitality and 1970-71 Texas Outstanding Restauranteur, speaking on Change Makes Happen. The TRA president from Austin will discuss the 63rd Texas Legislature and proposed food service stage-price controls.
Deputy medical examiner Dr. Jesus Tumillo ruled both weekend shooting deaths as self-inflicted. Phyllis Chatman, 30, was found with a gunshot wound in the head at 2 a.m. Sunday in her home on Sheila Street. Santiago Aguirre, 49, was found by his wife near a small building behind his home with a chest wound shortly after 8:30 a.m. Sunday.
The Kimbell Museum in Fort Worth features design by Louis Kalin who championed displaying art with natural light over artificial. The project emphasizes a serene, authentic viewing environment and thoughtful gallery arrangement.
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