San Antonio Arts and Civic Events Lineup
A packed weekend of culture and public programs features Maria Teresa Castriliga in a recital at Ruth Taylor Concert Hall Monday evening, free diabetes screening Saturday at Cross Roads Shopping Center, and a Las Palmas puppet show at Brunch Library Saturday. Also planned are Historic Preservation Week activities starting at King William Park Sunday, a free San Antonio Symphony concert Sunday at Sunken Garden Theater, a medical seminar on infections Monday at Southwest Texas Method Hospital, plus Decency through Laws discussion and the Dream of Success panel at local venues.
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Mexican Cultural Institute
Trinity University Music Department
Pidinist
Maria-Teresa Castriliga
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Ruth Taylor
San Antonio Symphony
Sunken Garden Theater
Revekenridee Park
San Antonio News Fragments May Days And Local Notes
A mixed May run of items from San Antonio papers notes primaries in Bexar County with 62 candidates, water projects, and a San Antonio water board engineer. Other items report 69 locals arrested in weekend liquor raids, the Missions improving in the Texas League, and upcoming San Antonio concerts led by a St Louis Symphony director. Additional notes cover rising ice prices, a Soldier Tom shutout of Houston, ripe wild agarita berries entering markets, and a fixture about the YMCA and ladies on muddy streets.
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San Antonio
St. Louis
Tax Suit Settled Out of Court in San Antonio Case
San Antonio retailer Milton Brenner and his son Carl settled a tax suit by obtaining reduced valuations on two Solo-Serve stores. North Side store value cut from 853.00 to 90 853 and South Side from 551 475 to 473 551, with a non suit to withdraw charges. New four member tax board to review reappraisals and bring values in line for 1976.
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San Antonio
Milton Brenner
Carl Brenner
Brenners
Charles G. Davis
Brenner
Brenoere
Brenmers
Gidifas
Businessmen Protest Proposed Parking Garage Site In 400 Block
Property owners in the 400 block of E Commerce protest a plan to tear down buildings for a city owned parking garage. Julius Cohen of National Furniture argues for surface lots downtown. Site I bounds E Commerce Casino Marker Presa, Site II bounds Broadway Crockett Presa College. Council decision awaits.
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Julius Cohen
National Furniture Co
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Presa
Broadway
Crockett
College
Centra1
Cutter
Heloise Urges Texans to Visit Nursing Homes During Week
The famed columnist and this year's Nursing Home Week hostess from San Antonio invites Texans to visit nursing homes, praising licensed professionals and residents. She notes her 1400 hours of volunteer work, mostly in nursing homes, and cites Texas’s 562 licensed homes housing 23,219 residents as context for the tradition.
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Heloise
Nursing Home Week
The
Texas Nursing Home Association
Texas
San Antonio
Light
TNHA
Maxine Curtis
Broadway Lodge
Texas Nursing Home Week
NAACP Chief Decries Poverty in Bicentennial Era
Roy Wilkins, NAACP director, told about 1,000 at Second Baptist Church that ghettos are worse than in the 1960s and that poverty and unemployment among Blacks have risen. He criticized social cutbacks and urged using the Bicentennial to expose unfulfilled promises and ongoing discrimination.
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America
Big City
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Aracent Illnens
Wilkins
Lyndon B. Johnson
Petitiflangey
Panel Forms Junkyard Ordinance Subcommittee Evening Meeting
A new subcommittee will meet at 5 p.m. Monday to work out provisions for a junkyard ordinance. The panel includes Councilman Henry Cisneros and city officials with COPS and junkyard/business representatives. The council also deferred a transit study, eyed a regional authority, and approved arts funding and a drama project.
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Cockrell
Henry Cisneros
George Vann
Earl Collins
Greater
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Cross Roods
W. Commerce
Las Palmas
Brarnch Library
Castroville
Department of Parks and Recreation
Brackenridge Park
Histone Preservation
King William Association
King William Park
Dan Queen
Southwest Texas Methodist Hospital
E. Peters
San Antonin
Wesley Community Center
Fitch
Americum Issues Forum
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Light Files
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San Antonio Missions
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San Antonio Branchos
Young Men's Christian Association
Imo
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Ted Butler
J. Kenneth Burgess
County Equalization Board
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Lizzie Dunn
Spanish Oaks Care Center
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North Star Mail
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By Jan Jarsoe
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Mirror of Mind
Billy Graham
Ostruam
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Helen Help Us
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Heroise
Jack O'Brian
Mary, Covey
Dorothy Manners
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NAACP
Roy Wilkins
San Antonio Arts Council
National Endowment of the Arts
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