Notable San Antonio University Promotions and Projects
National Observer Dow Jones honors Minery of St Marys University as top personnel admin student and May graduate. Anthony Ramirez named assistant personnel director at University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio. Five Lackland AFB security instructors named master instructors. Larrie Gale named director of instructional services at UTSA. Santa Rosa Medical Center to build a 330000 child care center at San Saba and Martin for 150 children. Mary Georgulas, St Marys sophomore, wins second in Catholic Daughters essay contest. Mayonnaise food safety notes clarified by UT Health San Antonio microbiologist. National Service Employment Redevelopment Week honors Spanish speaking job placements. project marks seventh anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minery
Westlyn
National Observer- Dow Jones
St. Marys’ University
Anthony J. Ramirez
University of Texas Health Science Center
San Antonio
St. Mary's University
Creative Cabinets of
San Antonin
Thiokul
Larrie Gale
University of Texas At San Antonio
Division of Advanced Studies In Education
Santa Rosa Medical Center
San Sabe and
Martin Streets
Mary Gerogulas
Stockdale
Catholic Daughters of America
San Antonians
Dobs Fai Prograss
Oilmen Elect Officers
The Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association re elected George Mitchell of Houston for a second year as president. Cary Maguire of Dallas was named secretary and Alan C. Rates of Fort Worth treasurer. The group approved 32 resolutions urging scrutiny of environmental regulation changes and opposition to measures causing undue economic burdens on independent producers and royalty owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association
George Mitchell
Houston
Cary Maguire
Dallas
Alan C. Rateers
Fort Waiui
TIPRO
Absentee Vote Shortfall in Nationwide Road Plan Vote
Reported Wednesday that fewer than twenty one million voters nationwide will decide a large road and bridge improvements proposal. In two weeks since polls opened May 14 only 297 registered voters, mostly property owners, had voted absentee. Saturday’s vote will determine the issue with eligible property owning voters entitled to vote.
Wished He Had More Cars to Sell
An odd classified tale shows Eleodora Martinez hearing from over 15 buyers in two days after advertising a Ford for sale. The quirky snippet notes light delivery to many Santa Antonia homes and hints at a lively market.
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Eleodora Martinez
Light
Antoinia
First Gas Curtailment Enforced By Coastal States
The first major curtailment of natural gas by Coastal States was physically enforced, CPSB official Murray Jolly said. CPSB accepts curtailments on Coastal notification, with Coastal and CPSB using force majeure to justify limits. The method involves rotating circuits to balance supply during shortages, avoiding cuts to hospitals and water plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Moczygemba
Murray Dolly
City Public Service Board
Coastal
Folly
CPSB
Jolly
CPSE
Industry chief urges oil sector to fix image in Texas meet
William A. Johnson energy adviser to the Treasury urged the Texas Independent Producers Association to improve the oil industry's image and curb “fat cat” perceptions. He supported price increases as overdue but called for efficiency gains and scrutiny of depletion allowances to avoid distorting investment while stressing the need to reduce tax shelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Johnson
Treasury Department
San Antonio
Johnson
Texas
Israel Toasts 25th Year
Yehudah Heilman of the Conference of Presidents says Israel’s 26th anniversary reflects population growth and immigration momentum. He notes Soviet Jews may soon relocate, with 100 daily departures. 8,000 more arriving from the U S and Canada in a year. San Antonio’s Jewish Social Service Federation hosts its 50th annual meeting as leadership changes occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stryker McGuire
Israel
America
San Antonio
Yehudah Heilman
Conference of Presidents
Heilman
Hellman
Jewish Social Service Federation
WSSF
Institute of Texan Cultures
Isvant
Soviet Union
United States
Canada
Road Bond Drive Goes Into High Gear
Bexar County Commissioners Court concentrates on passing a multi million dollar road and bridge bond issue. County Judge Reeves promotes extensive radio and TV outreach, highlighting roads upgrades, bridge repairs, and Outer Loop completion with state and federal support totaling about 42 million if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County Commissioners Court
Reeves
Precinct
Bexar-Atagoosa County
Watzem
Roosevelt High School
Montgomery
Stgne
Fragmented Texan Classifieds Mix Of Rates And Names
A garbled classified page from the San Antonio area shows scattered pricing for daily and Sunday rates, regional listings, and partial references to services and zones. The text includes stray names, locations, and figures, with Associated Press provenance and no cohesive event.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beerak
Department of Security Police
Lackland Air Force Base
University of Texas Medical School At
Coastal States
Austin
Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association
Hilton Palacio del Rio
Nixon
Jaathe
Stephen Wakefield
Selig Carr
Yehudah Hellman
Staif
U.S
JSSF
Charles Superman
Michael Beldon
Stephen Lang
Seymour Palans
Norman Davis
Joe Westheimeren
Superman
Wnat
Superingay
Willa Alter
Oscar Ehrenberg
Alvin Frieden
Nat Jefferson
Joel Klein
Mike Levy
Len Rage
Stanley Rosenberg
Sal Schwartz
C. Marlin Wender
Jaek Pullen
Sean M¢Nulty
Wbite
Greater
Wisdom Road
Pale Cat Creek
Pale Cat
Gable Road
Martinex Creek
Romo
Sam Antonia
Antonie Gosane
Thy Heont Corporation
Ian
McCabiaogh
San Antara
Saland
San Artemia
Toros
al Gully
Turschpvon
Karey
Ay Gagne
Sam Antonia and
Tenostow
Ossoma
Bo Daly
Quiside
Bundey
Mexico
Central America
South America
Fornom
Sindy
Fendey Ory
Associated Press
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