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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1973
Page
9
The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce hosts a luncheon to evaluate the quality of courses at local colleges and universities. A panel of experts includes Dr. Duncan Winpress of Trinity University, Tom Fouster of Frost National Bank, and Raul Ganzalte of St Marys University.
A high school senior, part of the Light's Most Valuable Staffers contest, joined 22 statewide winners at the Texas Editors Scholarship Field Day. Sponsored by 12 Texas newspapers, the event offered a $500 college scholarship awarded in June by the Texas UPI Editors Association. Students interviewed Roger Staubach and produced deadline news stories.
In Dallas Times Herald offices and during Field Day events, students toured UPI Southwest Division HQ and learned about UPPs IS&R. Lalley, 7, edits Bugle Call at Lee High. The Light sponsors Most Valuable Staffers contest for top student publishers. Patrick Hagin, 28, editor of The Ranger at San Antonio College, tops college division awards.
Policeman Woodrow Faulk, 21, remained in fair condition at Baptist Hospital with hip injuries after a hit-and-run near North New Braunfels. Investigators cited a driver around 6 30 p.m. Wednesday as Faulk stood by the patrol car when a pickup struck him.
A series of thefts in Austin Houston and Toul Ville details a repossessed mobile home valued at 4000 dollars and a 39000 dollar theft in pro-Vice area. Three residential break-ins were reported to police with valuables missing including a mobile home and a cueron.
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