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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1971

Page

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Symphony Choir to Open Season Concert at Incarnate Word

The San Antonio Symphony's Chamber Choir presents the season opener at 8:15 p.m. Saturday in the Incarnate Word College auditorium. Program includes Watun Missa Brevis, Brahms Gypsy Songs, and Renaissance choral works. Conductor Dotlie Randall leads due to Roger Meyer's stress. Randall is Randolph High School choral director and long-time Chamber Choir member. Tickets cost 1 for adults, 1.50 for students and military, available at the door.

San Antonio Symphony Bts Incarnate Word College Watun Brahms Renaissance Roger Meyer Dotlie Randall Miss Randall Randolph High School Mastersingers Chamber Choir

Prejudice resignation call hits SAHA leaders

Barry Browne asks SAHA board member Col Thomas E Beatty to resign SAHA executive director Dick Jones legal counsel Joli Daniels and commissioner Al Coronda Sanches for alleged prejudice against minority contractors. Beatty cites September veto of a plan to set aside projects for minority bids and criticizes staff diversity and hiring in SAHA.

Barry Browne The San Antonio Housing Authority SAHA Dick Jones Joli Daniels AL. Coronada Sanches Thomas E. Beatty Flan Sealty Boand Beatty Jones Daniels Tial Sanchez Department of Labor Department of Housing and Urban Development NUD San Aniing Healty HUN Wwe Los Angeles

Burglars Take Tools From Royal Matthiessen Co

Police hunt burglars who stole over 6000 dollars in power tools and more from Royal Matthiessen Equipment Co at 446 Culebra. Owner J G Royal reported 59 drills a power tool set an adding machine and other equipment missing after a back door was pried open. Burglary reported Friday.

Royal Matthiessen Equipment Co Culebra J. G. Royal

Indicted Nun in L A Shows Sympathy for Angela Davis

Sister Elizabeth McAlister of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary spoke at Trinity University and other venues about Angela Davis. She described imprisonment as a delay in wasting lives and cited suspensions and priestly duties being relieved. The group was indicted for an alleged threat to bomb power conduits under federal buildings. She is free on a 50000 dollar bond.

Elizabeth McAlister Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary Trinity University St. Philip's College St Mary's University Ywca For Women For Peace Elizabeth Washington Federal

Two men convicted in West Side murder case

In a June 7 West Side shootout, Martin Maldonado and Miguel Sons were found guilty of murder in 175th District Court. They received 43 year terms for murder, plus eight years for a second murder charge, eight years for two counts of assault to murder, and five years for unlawful carrying of a pistol.

Martin Maldonado Ft Milvid Miguel Sons Edward Alequinez Fedora Preston Dial Jr Belyi Elias Trevino N. San Felipe Rosa Lowye New Laredo Dial Sun Cons

Pair Hurt in L A Violence In San Antonio

Police report two men injured in a violent incident on South Flores. Daniel Medina, 20, was stabbed multiple times in the abdomen and remained in critical condition at Bexar County Hospital. Albert Marin, 24, suffered gunshot wounds to the arm leg and head and was brought to the same hospital by private vehicle.

WoWalds Daniel Medina South Flores Bexar Albert Marin Albert Bexar County Marin

Raza Unida Gives Notice of Nomination Plans

The La Rava Voda party filed with the secretary of state a declaration intent to nominate candidates in the 1972 general election by petition. The move follows a strong showing in Texas local elections and aims to gather signatures from supporters for the primary process. Signatories include Marlo Com fean of San Antonio, temporary chairman, and Albert Leera of San Antonio, secretary.

Lichts Austin Bongsu Austin la Rava Voda Pany Vranas Mary Sam Texas Voli Marlo Comfean San Antonio Cnccuulye Conmtcy Albert Leera San Aniglio Secretiry

Diphtheria Case Noted In San Antonio

San Antonio health officials confirmed a 24 year old man in the 3100 block of MacArthur Street as the 48th diphtheria case this year. The Metropolitan Health District reported this new case amid a tally that compared to more than 30 cases last November after a summer epidemic.

San Antonio MacArthur Street Fel AB Campara

Bus Crash in S Korea Kills 2, Tears 80 Injured

A bus left a mountain road in southeastern Korea and plunged 300 feet down a slope killing at least two and injuring about eighty, police said. The accident occurred Friday as authorities began rescue and investigation efforts.

Seoul Norea UPI Korea

Board Member To Be Elected In Neighborhood Association

An election will be held by the board evn ctee of Section 3 Proagraiy Plan ning and Operation Area 0 Southside Neighborhood Assistance Corporation at 7:40 p.m. Those 18 years old or older living within the area bounded by Mithauy Drive Commercial 1H 35 and Poteet Tourdantoy Highway are eligible. Voters were not registered.

Southside Neighborhood Assistance Corporation Hutchins Seto Hinlehls Mithauy Drive Poteet- Tourdantoy Highway Vale

Antibusing Debate Shapes Higher Education Aid Bill

Washington UPI report details a tense House Senate conference on a 23 billion education aid package. Antibusing amendments complicate negotiations as leaders like Mondale and Green push for desegregation tools while opposing federal busing funds and court ordered plans.

Washington UPI Senate Walter Mondale D-Minn Edith Green Rouse House-Senate MB. Green Sla House John M. Ashbrook Ohio Health, Education and Welfare Department Wiliam

Gas Peril Is Overcome at San Antonio Salvage Site

City Water Board workers sealed a dangerous chlorine gas leak at a San Antonio salvage company after gas escaped from a surplus tank. Officials called the situation highly dangerous in the immediate area but there were no injuries. The Friday morning incident prompted emergency response and evacuation precautions as chlorine, a heavy gas, posed a poisoning risk.

City Water Board San Antonio CWB Aid Metro Millan Health District Imediate

Thant Makes Satisfactory Progress in Ulcer Treatment

United Nations Secretary General Thant, hospitalized at Le Roy Hospital in New York for a bleeding peptic ulcer, is reported to be improving. A high UN spokesman said officials hope to decide by Monday or Tuesday how long he will remain. The medical team includes physicians Williams Von Stelh Cillette and Lee CIllette and Michel Iewh, director of UN medical service.

United .Nations UPI Thant New York le Roy Hospital Willams von Stelh Lee Cillette Michel Iewh U.N. Medical Service

Official Lands Work Act praised by City Councilman

City Councilman Leo Mendoza lauded the Emergency Employment Act program run with the U.S. Department of Labor. He said 320 people will earn wages who would be unemployed and gain skills for future city positions. The program will support health clinics, recreation, and expanded city services with 40 percent of funds passed to 14 local institutions.

Frank Trejo U.S. Department of Labor Leo Mendoza Ini Mendoza Enn Tiuntily

Senate panel backs child care deduction for unmarried parents

Washington United Press International The Senate Finance Committee approved eight measures to let unmarried working parents deduct up to 548,800 yearly for child care costs. The plan faces likely defeat in both houses amid Treasury opposition and projected annual revenue loss of about 500 million dollars. The committee also considered a proposal to raise the personal exemption to 800 dollars per taxpayer and dependents, with changes sought by Senator Russell Long. Present law allows 600 dollars for one child and 900 for two or more.

Washington UPI Senate Fundes Committee

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