1909 Graduate Remembers Nursing Changes in Texas
Margaret Mahaney, 81, recalling 1909 Santa Rosa Hospital nursing class, reflects on vast shifts in nursing duties, obstetrics, and patient care. She recalls wartime shifts, transfusion debates, and the nurse patient bond, contrasting past routines with modern fast paced medicine during Texas Nurses Week observance.
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Margaret Mahoney
Santa Rosa
Iris Gutierrez
Dy Ean
Osborne
Texas
Margaret Mahaney
Santa Ras Hospital
Dous
Catholic Stewardship Meeting Tackles World Poverty
Aids Poor Of World conference in San Antonio gathers 200 plus at the Millón Palacio del Rio Hotel for the Eighth Annual Convention. Auxiliary Bishop Edward Awanstram of New York outlines fundraisers and global needs, noting donor drains from refugee aid and the 1970s disasters. Archbishop Francis J. Furey attends as special guest while George Galhip of the Galley Ball group plans a Thursday briefing on religion and public opinion.
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National
Catholic Stewartship Council
San Antonio
America
U.S
Millon Palacio del Rio Hotel
Lear Edward TE. Awanstram
New York
Bidkmn
Pakistan
Erviers
India
Walhop Swanstrom
Nearchbishon
Francis J. Furey
George Galhip .Y
Ayanezalion
Pollution suit ends against Howell Refining Co in Texas
The Sa Antonioa River Authority's case over illegal refinery waste discharges was settled out of court. Judge Robert A. Murray signed a decree noting Howell Refining Co has taken voluntary measures and made changes at its San Antonio facility to control effluent from rainfall and equipment. A $1,750 penalty to SALA and the State of Texas plus costs was paid. Howell president Paul N. Howell said there was no admission of violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sa Antonioa River Authority
Howell Refiting Co
SALA
State of Texas
Paul N. Howell
Howell Corporation
Howell Refining Co
Sara
Bowell
Vanwell
Texas Water Quality Control Board
Kowage Systone
San Antonio
Hospital Nears Completion at Southeast Baptist Medical Center
Southeast Baptist Hospital near completion on a 110 acre site in Sauhcross. The 190 bed general hospital and doctors' offices will add the Southeast Medical Center with facilities for medical, surgical, maternity, coronary care, and physical therapy. A 24 hour emergency pavilion, pharmacy, cafeteria, chapel, and shop planned. Stokes Adair Enterprises of Houston builds the complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Baptist Hospital
Sauhcross
General Hospital
Ste
Baptist, Memorial Hospital
Northeast Baptist Hospital
Southeast Medical Center
Stokes Adair Enterprises
Man Held For Shooting Estranged Wife In Bexar County
Armanda Benavides, 32, jailed on 3 counts of assault to murder with bond set at 7400 in connection with a shooting that wounded Estella Benavides, 32, of 336 Roosevelt. Deputies said he drove her to his Gaeth Road home near midnight and fired three rounds from an .18 caliber revolver, leaving her in fair condition at Baptist Hospital with gunshot wounds to the abdomen left shoulder and neck.
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Bexar County
Estella Benavides
Roosevelt
Baptist Hospital
Strutder
Tu Wneks
James Lewis
Armanda Benavides
Gaeth Road
Benavides
River Loop Backed by River Walk Advisory Commission
The River Walk Advisory Commission backed removing stand gates on the San Autgario River to complete a river loop. The City Council last week estimated costs at 250000 with funds unavailable. The motion, proposed by Edt Hit Len, was approved at Kellys Pub luncheon and will be reported to the council. The commission renewed contracts with Casa Rio, Mosi can Foods, and Paseo del Rio Association, withheld approval for Ju Patama del Rio Mexican, and approved use of three additional boats for tours, bringing the fleet to 17.
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River Walk Advisory Commission
Gene Om
San Autgario
Gity Council
Fiver
Edt Hitlen
Commission
Kelly's Pub
Hare Iee
Vanmission
Casa Rio Mosican Foods
Paseo del Rio
Ju Patama del Rio Mexican Tos Guaranl
Bill Lyons
Lyons
Four Youths Apprehended After Break-In Attempt at Store
Four youths were held after a failed break-in at TIER Food Store No. 4 on 1601 No galitas. Patrolman Diaz responded to a Crime Stop call and found three youths at the store trying to force a vent entry. a fourth was captured nearby. Ages listed as 11 and 12.
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Juyer
Moir
Tier
Nogalitas
GS. Diaz
Myo
Taréc
Touyth
SAFE Honors Gen Reddell for life support work
Maj. Gen. W. H. Reddell, commander at the San Antonio Air Materiel Area, Kelly AFB, has been awarded membership in the Survival and Flight Equipment Association. He was recognized for his efforts in survival equipment and for managing life support hardware improvements.
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W. H. Reddell
San Antonio
Kelly Air Force Base
Reiddell
Li Vorce
Elections Echo Shifts Across Cities In 1967 Mayoral Races
Voters backed Waller over Evers. Wendelley Ford ousted Louie Nunn as Kentucky’s governor. Gary Indiana re-elected black mayor Richard G Hatcher. Philadelphia Boston Indianapolis and San Francisco saw incumbents prevail. In San Francisco Joseph Alioto won decisively amid a crowded field including Frank Rizzo. Rizzo’s win marked Italian American historic first in city hall.
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Waller
Evers
Kentucky
Wendelley Ford
Louie Nunn
Ford
Thomas Emberton
Gary
Ind
Richard G. Hatcher
Theodore Nering
Stokes
Hatcher
Philadelphia
Boston
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Bat
Kevin White
White
Hicks
Richard G. Ligar
Indianapolls
Lugar
National League of Cltles
Nixon
Mid- West
Joseph L. Alioto
Alinta
Frank L. Rizzo
W. Thacher Longstreth
Rizzo
Democratic
Vis “Law and Order
Cam- Wiig
Anothay
Charles Slen- Vig
Minneapolis
Law and Order Canidate
Louisu Day Hicks
GOP Election Judge Shot Down at Kentucky Polling Place
In Manchester Kentucky a GOP election judge was shot to death at Goose Rack polling place. A Democratic election judge was wounded as two men were sought on murder warrants. John Mills aged 74 died from four chest wounds, per Commonwealth's Attorney Paul Veranghous.
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Manchester
Goose Rack
Commonwealth
Paul Veranghous
John Mills
Rosa Verde High Rise Refusal Sparks HUD Debate
Urban Renewal officials faced criticism from two prospective developers as HUD resisted approving high rise housing on Rosa Verde parcels. FRA and local leaders debated 167 and 144 unit projects, with LULAC and Sociedad de la Union claiming HUD delays and meetings. A market authority study and a contract for 126 housing sites near Saltillo and Merida Streets were approved to guide future development.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
T A
Rosa Verde
Sociedad de la Union
League of United Latin American Citizens
Urban Renewal Board of Commissioners
Limpo
FRA
Gatti
URA
Winston
Aranda & Kurz
Mote
Saltillo and
Merida Sts
Dividend guidelines and Nixon administration controls update
Administration officials indicate no plan to enforce mandatory controls on dividends or interest rates, while urging voluntary compliance. Dividends before 1972 remain under a non-increase request. 1,450 large firms have pledged to comply. Guidelines on coverage and exemptions expected by Nov 15, with a 4 percent dividend ceiling under a flexible base from the prior three years.
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Hurns Committee
Comeree Department
Hitt
Thei
Fragmented Price List Clutter Remains From OCR Copy
An OCR damaged snippet shows scattered prices and codes such as daily and Sunday rates, weights, and numbers. Readable items include small figures and fractions but lack coherent context or complete sentences. The fragment appears to be from a catalog or advertisement page with multiple misread entries.
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SAFE
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GOP
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Bill Austin
HUD
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Lulacs
Jolly
Washington
Rob Rath
Roth
Gattl
Congress
Canrim Lter
Minit OK
San Antoni Light
Fail Antonio Goreme
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Taxoe
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Dotty
San Amtsinia
Terns
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