21 000 Sign To Block CPS Bonds
Stephen Warvasty reports 21 000 signatures collected to block CPS bonds with a deadline of 27 000 by October 2. His Involved Texans Group, after a coalition failed to materialize, remains active in the petition drive while LULAC members and CAFA partly participate. If 27 000 signatures are reached, an election on the $54 million CPS bond issue will be called. CPS and the City Council urge improvement plans remain, cautioning delays could disrupt construction.
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Warvasty
Puel Adjustment
Harvasty
LULAC
Adolph Garcia
Nick Pena
Lulacs
CAFA
CPS
Learning Center Plan OKd in San Antonio Junior College District
The Texas Coordinating Board approved plans for a new 109000 square foot learning center and central power plant at St Philip's College Campus with a total project cost of 6.4 million dollars. The decision follows approval of new operating rules giving the board more authority over construction projects amid a 1976 legislative bill. Staff note the district has the state’s lowest instructional and library space per student and will maximize use of its existing plant.
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Austin
Coordinating Board
Texas College and University System
San Antonio Union Junior Callege
St. Philip's College
San Antonio
Women Warned About Lib By Doris Wright
Educational psychologist Dr. Margaret Kramer told about 100 professional women at OU that the Women’s Liberation Movement requires responsibility. She said freedom implies obligations and that discrimination often stems from unclear goals. Panel discussions urged self awareness of sexist bias and a woman centered university approach.
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Doris Wright
Ubted
Margaret Kramer
Our Lady of the Lake University
Kramer
Antoinette Garza
Worden Letions
Helen Bereal
OUL
Rita Williams
Channel 12
Ramona Berher
St. Martin's All
Bernice Kidt
OLE. Cburtector
San Antonio Weekend Civic Events and Culture Guide
A crowded weekend calendar features a Pine Wood Derby at Incarnate Word College and a councilwide Grand Champion Derby at McGimpsey Pack. Irish Cultural Society of San Antonio forms with Dr Eoin McKierran attending. Various cultural events include a San Antonio Symphony concert, Mariachis at Brackenridge Park, a children’s Cultural Festival, a flea market, and Oktoberfest. Also listed are a St Gerard’s fall festival and a San Antonio Bar Association luncheon on Monday.
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Northwest Optimist Club
McGimpsey Pack
Eoin McKierran
Ireland
Irish Cultural Society of
San Antonio
St. Gregory's Hall
Dewhorst
State Salon Assairs Charter Changes
Sen. Peyton McKnight of Tyler warned at the Texas Finance Conference in San Antonio that the proposed constitution strengthens the legislature at the expense of Texans. Accompanied by Secretary of State Mark White, he urged a large turnout for the November 4 vote and warned it would likely lead to rejecting the charter.
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Sharon Watkins
Peyton McKnight
Tyler
San Antonio
Texas
McKnight
Mark White
Texas Finance Conference
St. Anthony
Nie
U.S. Congress
$2.3 Million Tax Discounts Rejected by Board in Valuation Review
The Bexar County Board of Equalization overturned $2.3 million in discounts under the City-County-School Tax Reappraisal Program. It restored Callaghan Plaza Shopping Center and Valley Park Shopping Center to their original valuations, sustained Adolph Ramirez’s lowered figure for Fox Run Apartments, and took action on 44 cases returning 25 properties to original values while upholding 15 and setting four.
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Bexar County
Ramirez
Fox Run
Hi+ Broadway
Court blocks EODC voting in disputed special election
Judge Franklin Spears issued a temporary restraining order to halt a Saturday EODC board election. Susie Tijerina and others claim the June write in winner was ignored and the special election is illegal. A hearing is scheduled for December 2.
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Franklin Spears
The
Economic Opportunities Development Corp
Spears
Susie Tijerina
Iillegal
Miss Tijerina
EODC
Soviet Union Tops Navy? Admiral Warns of Declining U S Power
Rear Admiral Burton H Shepherd told San Antonio Kiwanis that budget limits prevent an adequate fleet buildup. He warned the Soviets have out-built the United States, with 482 ships today versus a goal near 600 by the mid 1980s, and urged about 34 ships a year to restore parity.
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Sean McNulty
Soviet Union
United States
U.S. Navy
San Antonio
Burton H. Shepherd
Shepherd
Navy
Muir
Thhree
Mediterranean
Indian Oceans
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Stephen Warvasty
Carollyn Spears
Tom
Trave Lodge
Texas State Teachers Association Region 2
Teachers Education and Professional Standards Committee
Instructional Services Committee
Incarnate Word College
San Antonio Symphony
Sunken Garden Theater
City Department of Parks
Brackenridge Park
San Antonio Jewish Community Center
W. Rampart
South Texas
University of Texas Health Science Center
Converse Lions Club
Converse
St. Gerard's Parish
1623 Town
Beethoven Maennercker
Beethoven Home Garden
Pereida
Divieland
Alamo City
Brackenridge Mark
Texas Legal Protection Plan, Inc
San Antonio Bar Association
Luby's
Main Plaza
Callaway & Schlueter
Land
Five Oaks
Robert Callaway
Tell Oak Corp
San Pedro Norti Ladane
Doris Spector
DL. J
Springfield Manor Apts. Ltd
Springfield Manor Apts, Ltd
RAY
Springfield Manor Apts
Joe Barton
Frost Inv
Arby's
Rector
Arby's International
Callaghan
V.G. Investment Co
Ralph G
Fox Run Apts
Broadway
EEO E
Santue Associates
Edgar von Scheete
al Dak Prep, Inc
Allied Develop
Glenoaks Park
Oak Hills
Tor the Recreation Club Inc
Callaway Develop
FMI
Valley Park Shanping Cir
Boiwin Investment
Callaghan Plaza
Tora Bradfield
Donald Cummins
Woodlawn Theater
Breer
Laurelwood Theater Corp
Kirby
Edgar von Schee
Shepherd Kiwaniy
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