Bealls Glance San Antonio club events and fundraisers
Annual reveling and a dinner at San Antonio's Better Business Bureau will be held at 60 pant Nov 7 at Tale Creel Country Club. Reservations at $7.40 per person may be made through the bureau office. Ny be made through the bureau office. FFA and PRA boosters sponsor a barbecue at Nin. Families of mentally retarded children meet first and third Tuesdays at 7:40 p.m. at the Mental Health Center offices. Story Hours focus on transportation at Las Palmas Library. Excerpts from Ian Fleming's Chitty Bang Bang recap adventures for Echophage children at p.m. Saturday. Pre-school stories about airplanes at Wid aan on Tuesday. Balloting on advanced degrees during the semiannual reunion Nov 5–8. Scottish Rite meetings Thursday at the Scottish Rite Temple. Red Cross November first aid training for businesses. Pancake breakfast at the Sam Houston Post for orphans Christmas dinner. Ten-day Christmas tours of the Holy Land scheduled Dec 8–26 from New York. Public lecture Nov 12 at Trinity University on Plato's Republic.
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Award Made To Jersig At Yale Dinner Honor
Hlarcy Jersig philanthropist and Lone Star Brewing Co. board chair received the National Jewish Hospital's honor award for public service. Mayor Emeritus Walley W. McAllister Jr. presented the award at a black tie Yale dinner attended by about many guests. Jersig praised charitable enterprises and noted the Denver hospital's five year effort to provide free care to chronic respiratory patients. Proceeds from the event totaled nearly $18,000 for the hospital.
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Fuel Rule Revisions Aimed at High Sulfur Fuel Oil
AUSTIN The Texts Air Control Board stall 58 plans revisions to sulfur emission rules for high sulfur fuel oil used by power plants and industry. The changes would also affect use of coal and lignite and face a public hearing after Thanksgiving to address winter shortages and emergency fuel switching. Board members debate staff authority versus director Charles Barden’s control.
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Youth Leadership Banquet Honors San Antonio CYO Winners
ED Glasson presided over the 26th Youth Leadership Banquet honoring 115 youth from Catholic parishes across the archdiocese. Top Athlete of the Year went to David Soils of St Mary Magdalen. Special honors were given to Manuel Calderon Tatharanvontt Carmody and Father Benet Fok with additional awards to outstanding girls and boys in each parish zone.
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Wise elected Texas Municipal League president in San Antonio
Wes Wise of Dallas was installed as president of the Texas Municipal League at the end of a three day conference in the San Antonio Convention Center. Bill New of Denton was named first vice president and San Antonio Councilwoman Lily Gevkrell was named second vice president as the banquet closed Tuesday night. The conference drew more than 9 000 delegates and the organization represents over 600 Texas cities.
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River Loop Opens for Boats in San Antonio Century
Officially opened on Wednesday, the downtown San Antonio River Loop now allows boat traffic and tours through the city center. The ceremony featured former Mayor Haberman, Councilwoman Cockrell, and River Corridor Committee members. The project aims to develop 6.5 miles of riverfront, 1,490 acres of Missions lands, reduce flood risk, boost tourism, and spur South Side development with a $10 million missions project, plus an archaeological survey funding request of $15,400.
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Local Government Progress Hailed At Texas Municipal League
ED CASTILLO reports Floyd H Hyde Undersecretary of Housing and Urban Development lauded local government progress at the Texas Municipal League session in San Antonio. He praised California and Texas officials for managing federally funded programs and urged support for the Better Communities Act to steer city development with nonmatching grants. Delegates also endorsed the Better Communities Act and a Texas constitutional reform while opposing EPA enforcement of the Clean Air Act. the two day event ended with a banquet and dance, drawing over 4,000 participants.
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Abortion Repeal Ruling Feared by Medical Leaders
Dr. Alan F. Guttmacher, president of Planned Parenthood, warned in San Antonio that the Supreme Court ruling on abortion may be repealed and criticized anti abortion groups for funding and loud voices. He urged rapid court ruling implementation to eliminate discrimination and noted efforts in Congress to block providers from advising women on abortion with federal funds.
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Hearing Set in San Antonio North Freeway Battle
US District Court Judge Jack Roberts in Austin set a hearing for 9:30 a.m. on November 14 on the state's request for summary judgment to dismiss opponents arguments. John W. Vardamian Jr. represents opponents. The state seeks removal of a federal injunction barring freeway construction, arguing the 1973 Federal Highway Act makes the roadway a state project not subject to federal environmental limits.
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