Blume Receives Institute Award at St Marys Event
The Very Rev Louis I Blume retiring St Marys president and founder of the Institute of International and Public Affairs at St Marys received the institute s top honor Friday night. The ceremony also honored Dr Jol C Broadhurst Kenneth J Carey and Dr Sean Burke with awards and noted the institute s 137 speakers from 5S universities and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis I. Blume
Institute of International and Public Affairs
St. Mary’s University
St. Mary’s
St. Louis
Jol C. Broadhurst
St. Mary’s Graduate School
Kenneth J. Carey
Institute
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Academy
Sean Burke
Incarenate Ward College
Thoms Jefferson
Ridward M. Lavin Sr
Hlunio
San Antonio
U.S
San Antonio Senator Introduces Bill to Save Districts
Senate backs bill by Glen Kothman to place Randolph Independent, Flam Halston, and Lackland districts under state minimum foundation program. About 3,000 pupils would receive state aid without local total program requirements to avert closures amid end of year funding cuts.
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Austin Htoreay
Austin
Senate
San Antonio
Glen Kothimann
Kothman
Randolph Independent
Flam
Credit Association Names Officers
New officers have been named by the Consumer Credit Association of San Antonio. They are Mike Bordelon president Lydia Rodriguez Jack Garven WC Billings vice president and J W Nix secretary treasurer Directors are Herbert Scharnhorst Rita Hahn Stephen Pepps H Archey and J E Blowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumer Credit Assaciation of
San Antonio
Mike Bordelon
Lydia Rodriguez
Jack Garven
WC. Billings
J. W. Nix
Leasurer
Herbert Scharnhorst
Rita
Hahn
Stephen Pepps
H. Archey
J. E. Blowers
Hearing Delayed by ED Castillo in Edwards Aquifer suit
A U S district court adjourned the hearing on a San Antonio Ranch project proposal near the Edwards Aquifer in northwest Bexar County until 10 a.m. May 14. Judge Adrian Spears postponed after plaintiffs called six expert witnesses in hydrogeology biology and ecology arguing the development would pollute the aquifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Castillo
Edwards
Bexar County
U.S. District Court
Adrian Spears
Alty. Seagal Whalley
San Antonio Ranch Town, Inc
Spears
Washington
Sierra Club
San Antonio Ranch
San Antonio
Sierra Chub
Last Yess
HUD
Hug
Sierra
American Association of University Women
Citizens For A Better Environment
League of Women Voters
Edwards Underground Water District
Bexar County Commissioners
Texas Water Quality Control Board
Phillip Hardberger
Santa Fe
Hardborper
Kinney
Guadalupe
Wheatley
Leland Turk
University of Tex
Turk
Rom Sar
Guadalupe Counties
City to hold 1:30 special meeting on New Town-Tn project
City officials seek specific developer figures on New Town Town project before city money is committed. Mayor Becker called the Friday meeting to demand exact amounts and details. A public hearing on downtown redevelopment is set for the regular Thursday meeting, with developers needing city approval by next week to secure federal funding.
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Cancu
New Town
Becker
Cinco de Mayo events planned in San Antonio and Goliad
Three organizations and the Mexican Consul General plan Cinco de Mayo events in San Antonio and Goliad. Activities include wreath laying for Zaragoza at the Presidio site, a cultural center celebration on Garner Street, mariachi performances, ventriloquism for children, and a UT Health Science Center program with music dances and poetry. The Mariachi Durango will perform at 6 30 p m, with dancing starting at 8 p m both nights. Los Nacos and other performers are scheduled, and admission to grounds is free. The celebration runs through Saturday with multiple venues and free events across the city.
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San Antonio
Goliad
Mexico
Puebla
Ignacia Zaragoza
Jose Ines Cana
Zaragoza
Centro Cultural
Rube Salazar
Garner Street
Acme Road
Castroville
Mario Cantu
Oscar Zamora
Don Chema
University of Texas Health Nce Center
la Rava Unida
Pablo's Grove
Lutherans Vote to Join Texas Church Council
Members of the Southern District of the American Lutheran Church voted to join the Texas Conference of Churches by a 3-2 margin at the 13th annual convention in San Antonio. The event featured remarks by ALC General Secretary Dr. Arnold Mickelson and a talk by Bishop-president Dr. Vernon A. Mohr, with emphasis on lay involvement and amnesty discussions for draftees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Glosson
American Lutheran Church
Texas Conference of Churches
Kurt Hartman
la Vernia
Southern District
ALC
Sheraton San Antonio Motor Motel
Hartman
Arnold Mickelson
Minneapolis
David Preus
Mickelson
Vernon A. Mohr
Austin
Sheraton Molar Hotel
Milton Mayer
Attonement Church
San Antonio
City weighs sewer funding vs private waste plan
San Antonio considers boosting legal funding for sewer expansion or dropping the regional system in favor of developers handling waste. At a Texas Water Quality Board hearing, city engineer Carl Norris outlined options as two temporary plants near Salado Creek would discharge up to 249000 gallons each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Moczygemba
San Antonio
Carl Norris
Texas Water Quality Board
Salada Creek
SARA
Alani Soil and Water Conservation District
Green Springs Valley
Norris
Outline
Edwards
Awards Due S A Patrols in San Antonio
San Antonio police and Kiwanis Club sponsor two awards ceremonies for the safety patrol program at area schools. Thirty five trophies and 40 certificates will be presented May 1 at the Majestic Theater with speakers Police Chief E. Peters and Kiwanis President J F Weynand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosyin
San Antonio
Kiwanis Club
Majestic Theater
E. &. Peters
Kiwanis
Jerome F. Weynand
Palice
John Fitch
Convention Site Studied for Next Constitutional Convention
The Austin planning committee proposes holding next year's constitutional convention in the House chamber. The Joint Constitutional Convention Manning Committee, chaired by Sen. Nelson Wolf of San Antonio, was briefed by Jim Ray, executive director of the Constitutional Revision Commission. The panel asks House and Senate administration committees to report how the current facilities for 150 members can be altered to accommodate 18 more delegates. The legislature will convene as the convention.
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Austin Bureau
Austin
House of Representatives
Nelson Wolf
San Antonio
Imeeling
Jim Ray
Constitutional Revision Commission
House
Senate
San Antonio Light circulation and subscription rates
Fragmented OCR details show pricing for daily and Sunday editions, mail and delivery options, and state and international subscriptions. Mentions include office address in San Antonio, contact number, and various rate figures with unclear alignment to months or copy types. Entities named include San Antonio and Texas regions with miscellaneous foreign and regional pricing references.
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Joe Hernandez
Richard Teniente
Albert Bustitwane
Glenn Rothmann
Gunter Hotel
North Terrace
Blume
L.A. Districts
Presidio
Presgia
Texas Church Council
Preus
San Artardo
Bianco
Wetmore
Bal- Verde
S.A
Saty Antonio Lrot Age
Institute of Texan Cultures
la Antonio
Corporation Publiation
McCullough
San Antinio
Carter
San Artanis
Pat Thanth
Mai Mo
Quiside
Texas
Gol & Funda
Orly
Central America
AMD
South America
Heey Orr
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