Ram Band Receives Go Ahead for Rose Parade Trip
Marshall High School Ram Band nears its 58000 goal for Pasadena New Year’s Parade participation, with about 53600 raised including many Light newspaper pledges. Fundraisers next month aim to cover the remaining shortfall as boosters and volunteers stage mall events and a Loop 410 runathon.
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Parks Hearings Postponed on Mission National Historic Park
Field hearings on the San Antonio Missions National Historic Park establishment are postponed to November 9. Rep. Abraham Kazen announced the change. Testimony requests must reach the House Subcommittee on National Parks and Recreation by 5 p.m. on November 4.
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Chop Camp Planned to Benefit Boysville
The third annual wood cutting camp for Hoysville Boys will run Saturday and Sunday at the Herbert Oppenheimer ranch near Pearsall. Local business and professionals assist in chopping wood to be sold for Boysville support. For more details call 225-2655.
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UTSA to Receive Great Americans Paintings Donation
Travis Savings and Loan Association will donate a series of Great Americans paintings to the University of Texas at San Antonio in ceremonies at 1 on Tuesday. The presentation at Paintings created by the Tower Gallery Institute of Texan Cultures is noted.
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Museum Fixtures Sold Out at Sportsworld Wax Museum
All remaining fixtures and equipment at the Sportsworld Wax Museum on Alamo Plaza were sold to San Antonio buyer Howard Smith for 3000 dollars. Smith will honor the Wayne Cook Auctioneers contract to liquidate the bankrupt museum on Friday. Cook’s representative Doe Gray destroyed statues of lying sports figures after the sale per agreement with Paramount Pictures.
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Miller Says Death Report Is Exaggerated
In Lockport New York former Republican vice presidential candidate William E Miller denied reports of his death. The International Who's Who edition had claimed he died on April 13, Miller dismissed the claim while resting at the Lockport Country Club and continuing his Buffalo law practice.
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