Various community events and notices in San Antonio area
Educational talks at Incarnate Word College and UT Medical School San Antonio outline a day of lectures and demonstrations. St Mary’s University students plan a legislative field trip to Austin. Local civic groups host luncheons and awards for Dr James Bauerle and UT board members. A TV sweepstakes offers 1560 dollars weekly. Licenses and plate displays due April first. 1973 plates by April 2.
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Helen Haas
University of Missouri
Incarnate Word College
IWC
University of Texas Medical School
San Antonio
Te State
Common Market official on Europe unity and U S relations
STRYKER MCGUIRE reports that Dr. Fratco Ciarnelli, head of the EEC Information Service in New York, says the nine nation Common Market is a step toward a federated Europe with a common foreign policy. He notes U S EEC cooperation and a recent shift in currency dealings, despite remaining trade friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stryker McGuire
Common Market
Europe
Fratco Ciarnelli
EEC
New York City
St. Anthony
St. Mary’s University
Ciamelti
Ciarnelli
New York
Nixon
Ciamelli
U. S
United States
América
West Side Mexican Chamber Elects New President at Hilton
Frank Trejo reports the installation of Daniel B. Gomez as president of the Mexican Chamber of Commerce in San Antonio. Gomez outlines the group’s 45 year history and focus on trade with Mexico, civic welfare, and support for local and neighboring communities. Other officers and directors were named, highlighting continued efforts to foster industrial and business ties in the Alamo City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Treio
San Antonio
Alamo City
M.C. Gonzales
Mexican Chamber of Commerce
Hilton Palacio del Rio Hotel
Gonzales
Mexican Chamber of Commerce Aid
Mexico
Republic of Mexico
Gomez
Energy debate between CPSB and Sierra Club highlighted conservation
CPSB and Sierra Club leaders debated energy conservation vs new power plant delays. They urged price reform to curb waste while CPSB stressed meeting public demand. both groups sought practical conservation options. Revenue rose in January due to cold weather, while fuel oil use increased costs amid a gas shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Moczygemba
Sierra Club
City Public Service Board
Dave Davidson
San Antonio Sierra Club
Tony Athens
Conservation Committee
CPSB
John Locke
Davidson
Athens
John Newman
Sierma Club
J. T. Deely
Deely
Zachry
South Presa Street
Willita Street
Archives group to tour S A art collections
The Archives of American Art plans a Texas trip Tuesday to Friday visiting private San Antonio collections and local museums. Trustees and members from across the county, including William E. Woolfenden and Butler Coleman, will participate in the fundraising tour and view noted holdings of Gilbert Ienmann, Mrs. Edgar Tobin, the Seeligsons, Herff, Steves, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antoniang
Archives of American Art
Texas
Alfred Negley
Gilbert Ienmann
Edgar Tobin
Arthur Seeligson, Jr
Ferdinand P. Herff
Marshall Steves
Walter Mathis
Dave Dom
Robert Tobin
Arthur Seeligson Sr
Europe
Africa
Ank
Orient
the Archives
Detroit
Smithsonian Institute
National Research Center
America
San Antonio
William E. Woolfenden
Butler Coleman
New York Area
San Antonio Light fragment on local art and public notices
Fragmentary San Antonio Light text shows local advertisements and public notices with garbled names and numbers. The passage references entities like Tei Frequency, Sunday Rates, and various prices, reflecting an OCR damaged page with scattered figures and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Artur
San Antonio
Heseduas
Micallaugh
Sen Anterin
Terdy
CWB Hearing Will Continue on Water Regulations
A public hearing on City Water Board regulations resumes at 10 a.m. Thursday in the City Council chamber after a four week recess for compromise. The plan would grant exclusive distribution rights in new subdivisions within the extraterritorial area, with the CWB receiving first option while developers would pay full on site main costs. A mayor’s committee headed by H.B. Zachty was reactivated to craft compromise proposals amid developer protests. committee members include Richard Calvert Glenn Biggs Tom Frost Jr Dr Wade Lewis and B J Red McCombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Watkins
City Water Board
CWB
H.B. Zachty
Water Boards
Devel Pers
Zschry
Richard Calvert
Glenn Biggs
Tom Frost Jr
Wade’ Lewis
B.J
Red' McCombs
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Austin
Texas House
Senate
Air Force
James B. McLevoy
San Antonio Lions Club
Gunter Hotel
North Terrace
Texas Highway Department
University of Texas
Joe Carroll Rust
Plaza Rolumn
Paul Bunyan
Blue Ox
Oakwell Branch
Harry Wurzbach
Marvin M. Hormuth
Principia
American Business Women's Association
Harl Abel's
Broadway
Southwest
Ave. E
Sam Antonio
United
Harold Taylor
Franco Ciarnelle
Caramunity of Destiny
West Side Business Progress
Anna Maria Leal
Joi Beltran
Oscar Mascotto
Luis Villars
Martin Rodriguez
Manuel Leal
Hettor Garza
Ishmael “Fatz” Gonzalez
George Garza
Gilbert Cadena
Joe Gonzalez
Gilbert Gallegos
NEW Mexican Chamber
M. C. Gonzales
Daniel Gomez
Phote
View Energy Conservation
Ance
CPSE
Newman
Coul
S.A. Art
William Woolfenden
Tosa
Aly
Mir
Ates Quiside
Central
Sout
Amuce
Feniey Ory
Gay
Associated Press
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