Local events and notices span schools to civic groups in San Antonio
U S Rep Gonzalez to unveil an American flap at the capitol in Washington and a Texas Ranger Museum event in Brackenridge Park mark special ceremonies. Right to Read selects three local schools Faulade Fast Central Path Amanda Burke for literacy goals by 1980. Red Cross collects gifts for troops. Meditation Society hosts a free public lecture at San Antonio Main Library. Computing Machinery hears Grace Hopper at Trinity. Alamo Heights drama stages Skin of Our Teeth at 6900 Broadway with 8 15 pm curtain. Housing Authority plans 7 30 pm meeting at 7530 W W. A Mexican education delegation visits Robbin Elementary for a study tour. Parents Without Partners dinner at Maison de Ville 7 30 pm. Industrial Engineers meet at Kelly AFB 13 with Ladies Auxiliary. Mazurek 42 dies in traffic crash on E Commerce. Autopsy notes repaired varia.
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Education Service Center
Texas
Weed
Faulade
Fast Central
Path
Amanda Burke
Cotulla
Seminar to map funding for Antonia poverty program
Funds crisis looms as Office of Economic Opportunity money may end by June. David Andrews of EODC outlines a planning seminar to craft a new funding strategy and an overall plan to secure federal support. The group plans separate projects including day care homes, senior services, and voluntary programs across the Alamo Area region.
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Saf Antonia
Fron
Office of Economic Opportunity
David Andrews
Economic Opportunities Development Corporation
Board of Commissioners
Toyard
DEO
Andrews
ECDC
Amador Aguilar
EODC
Department of Public Welfare
Cit
Govern
Bob Burke
Lz-County
Alamo Area
Scharlack Funeral Set For Sheppard A. Scharlack
Funeral services will be held Thursday in the Georgian Chapel of Porter Lonng Morrustry for Sheppard A. Scharlack SR. Died Tuesday in Los Angeles he is survived by his widow a son Ronald Swart Scharlack of Watertown Minnesota a daughter Mrs Barbara Sontheimer of New Orleans two brothers Saul and Harold Setadack of San Antonio and two sisters Mrs Harold Wexler and Mrs Milton Fink Interment at Beth EL Memorial Park.
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Porter
Sheppard A. Scharlick
Thelma
Operaing
The
Southern Jewelry Co
Scharlack
Los Angeles
In Scharlack
Ronald Swart Scharlack
Watertown
Muns
Barbara Sontheimer
New Orleans
Brandsons
Saul
Harold Setadack
San Antonio
Harold Wexler
Milton Fink
Beth EL Memorial Park
Fragmentary Taxon Notation From San Antonio Light Item
Readable fragments suggest a taxon or zoological note from the San Antonio Light. The text shows garbled scientific terms and stray exclamations with no clear event or date. No identifiable persons or organizations present beyond the newspaper name.
Fragmented OCR snippet with mixed prices and places
The readable text shows a jumble of numbers and phrases including references to Texas Canada and Americas. It appears to be an OCR mishmash with no coherent event or names to summarize into a clear news item.
Energy ideas flow at San Antonio brainstorming session
About 120 participants from military, schools, retailers, trade groups and homeowners joined a daylong Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce brainstorm. They proposed energy saving steps such as four day work weeks, early business closings, car pools, gas storage, enhanced public transport, and universal voluntary cutbacks to avoid federal regulation.
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Jan Jarbue
San Antonio
Greater
Ralph Langley
Fred Burtier
Chamber
Joske’s
Sears & Roebuck, Co
Jaw
Erler
Sears
William “McCormick
Joske’s of
Texas
Alfred Beckmann
Lone Star Brewing Co
City Public Service
Beckmann
Transit system faces higher pinch from bus walkout costs
Sharon Watkins reports six day bus walkout cost the Transit System more in lost passengers than revenue. Comptroller Watts pegged revenue losses at about 197000 with offsets from payroll and other savings. Ridership dropped about 55000 daily, or around two percent, risking permanent loss as riders shifted to alternatives. Transit manager Hill said fuel issues may aid recovery, system now in good shape under federal allocation rules. October revenue beat budget by 11000 but expenses exceeded by 15000, leaving a 368 shortfall and a favorable 287 balance for the first quarter.
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Sharon Watkins
Board of Trustees
R. G. Watts
Transat
Norman Hill
Hil
Light Promotes Four Editorial Staffers in Major Reshuffle
The Light announced promotions of four editorial staffers led by Executive Editor William B. Bellamy. Named assistant managing editors were Joe Schott Frank Whitley and Peter D Franklin. Joe Carroth Rux¢ was named editor of the oAlSorial page and Kenneth R Byrd was named Sunday as the new managing editor.
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Light
William B. Bellamy
Joe Schott
Frank Whitley
Peter D. Franklin
Joe Carroth Rux
oAlSorial
Kenneth R. Byrd
Sundey
Bellamy
Schotz
Centri Catholic High School
Copy Bay
Ft. Lee
Sorpinia
Schott
Richmond News Leader
Les
Castraville
Joe Fy
Peter !Ranklin Franklin
The
Sign
Fordham University
New York Herald Tribune
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
New York
Avis Rent A Car System
World
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G. Mitton Johnson
Claudius E. R. King Mouse
Avousta
Texas Historical Commission
King
Alfred Giles
Byron Samford
eXxar Air & Glance
U.S
Bexar County
American Red Cross
International Meditation Society
San Antonio Main
For
Computing Machinery
Trinity University
Chapman Graduate Center
Grace Murray Hopper
Alamo Heights High School
Thornton Wilder
Broadway
San Antonio Housing Authority
Bima
Mexico
National Ministry of Education
Alamo Heights Seton
Parents Without Partners
Maison de Ville
Jackson Keller
American Institute of Industrial Engineers
Dee
Kelly Air Force Base
Charles Andrew Mazurek
Route 7
E. Commerce
Manurek
Taxon
Carmer
Tasos
Bay
Dolly & Sunday
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Saty Ounhide
MERCO
America
South America
Fonley
Bal
Republialin
Dinpalchen
Hot Heard
Gulf Energy and Development Corp
Beard
Fred Burtner
Phata
Wilts
Valley Morning Star
Harlingen
Oklahoma
Kansas
Sit. Antonia
Muskogee
Okla
Phoenix Antimes Democrat
Whitley
Wichita Beacon
Wichita
Kan
the Light
Army Air Corps
Texas A&m
Collage
Joyce
Frank Jr
Jeannie
Solms
New Braunfels
Northeast Life League
Babe Ruth
New Brauntela
HemisFair
Sinteplar Invernational
Franklin
Edwin Glossett
Voice of Black
Sigma Delta Chi
Mears
Eleanor
David
Cathy
Rust
City Hall
Bearst
University of Texas School of Journalism
San Antonio Press Club
Journalism Society
Texas Cavaliers
Associated Press
United Press International
City of
San Antonio Bar Association
Margaret Cape
Ine Carroll Rust Jr
Jan Cape Rust
Trank Whilley
Carroll Rust
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