Folklife Festival Draws Record Crowd Despite Rain
The Texas Folklife Festival at the Institute of Texan Cultures attracted 26 843 visitors on Sunday with 41 853 on Saturday, setting a one day record and nearly matching last year’s total. Festival manager O T Baker and director R Henderson Shuffler praised resilient attendance amid rain and noted 2% ethnic groups represented. only one theft was reported, a Ranger badge, later recovered.
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O. T. Baker
R. Henderson Shuffler
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San Antonio area notices cover health, stamps, law changes, and events
Officials invite police to a coffee at Wesley Community Center to discuss collaboration with mental health staff. San Antonio State Hospital seeks physicians with starting salaries from 22 500 dollars. Stamps by Mail service to start Sept 17 with 40 cent fee. Social Security survivors benefits clarified for deaths after new law. Lectures planned at Nix Hospital on Texas medical law. City Water Board to receive a National Safety Council merit award for 1972 safety. Movie showing of Billy Budd at St Mary’s University with post screening discussion. Jewish Family Service annual meeting announced at Golden Manor Home for the Jewish Aged with Willian McKenna as speaker. Ruth Hunter and Philip Hunter visit Incarnate Word College to discuss acting and drama.
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San Ananio State Hospital
Texas Department of Mental Health
Texas
T. E. Cox
Cox
Jewish Family and Children’s Service
United Way and Jewish Social Service Federation
At & P.m. Suesday
Golden Manor
Willian McKenna
Jewish Family Service of
Philadelphia
Lawn Worker Portrait Highlights Local Volunteer
Mrs. Agripine Crt, 63, of 400 Lulac, builds a steady lawn business within four to five blocks of her home. She welcomes neighbors for yard work, avoids weekend shifts, and keeps her mower in top shape. Active in the Mirasol Homes Residents Association, she earned five certificates from the San Antonio Housing Authority for good housekeeping.
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Agripine Crt
Mirasal Homes
Mirasol Homes
Agripine Cruz
Labor Views 1976 Demo Win Is Mandatory
Labor leader Joseph A Beirne of the Communications Workers of America urged a Democratic presidential victory in 1976 to rescue the economy from the Nixon era catastrophe. He named Kennedy Mandala Jackson as front runners and criticized Connally Burns, linking them to economic downturns, as he spoke in San Antonio during a United Way campaign event.
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San Antonio
Joseph A. Relrne
Communications Workers of America
Nixon
Beirne
Walter F. Mandale
Minnesota
Henry Jackson
Washington
John Mitchell
John Lvlctrmant
H.R. Blatdeman
Texas
Treasury
Jobhn Connally
Blaze Reported From Cigarette Toss At Telegraph Co
Fire officials say a cigarette discarded in a trash pile likely started a blaze at the Western Union Telegraph Co on East Commerce. The fire, reported around 4 a.m. Sunday, caused about 1500 dollars in damage to a storage area.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
E. Commerce
Four San Antonio teens charged in two Sunday shootings
In Bexar County jail early Monday four teens faced murder and assault to murder counts from two Sunday shootings. Isais Juarez, 44, was shot at South Celorado and El Paso. three men allegedly fled after the wound. Bail for Bahid Garcia and Richard Gara was set at 20,000 each. Roberto Arreola, 28, remained in critical condition with two chest wounds after Steeple Chase Lounge shooting. Nazario Morales was held on assault to murder with a 5,000 bond, Roy Rude on assault to murder with a 5,000 bond.
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Bexar Cavity
Isais Juarez
Saunders
South Celorado
el Paso
Rial
la Neu
Bcayid P. Garcia
Montezuma
Richard Gara
Colorado
Wid
Arreola
Steeple Chase Lounge
N. St. Mary's
Fred Clark
Nazario Morales
Heckberry
Roy Rude
Wilson
Lady Bird Johnson to attend Mexican Trade Fair events in San Antonio
Lady Bird Johnson is expected as an honor guest at the Mexicana Trade Fair in the San Antonio Convention Center. A 4 10 p.m. Tuesday reception at the St. Anthony Hotel will honor Mexican Ambassador Jose Juan De Ditano, with Mrs Johnson set to attend. The fair opens with more than 25 Mexican exhibitors and a lineup of U S and Mexican officials including Governor Romero and Chamber leaders.
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Lady Bird Johnson
San Antonio
San Antonio Convention Center
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St. Anthony Hotel
Tom Frost Jr
Frost National Bark
United States
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Lncal
Johnson
Mexico
Convention Center Arcade
Guy
Dolph
Ourcity
Mexican Institute For Foreign Trade
Greater San Antonio
Dan Gomez
Mex Chamber of Commerce
Oroeco Romer
Maqui
Palacio del Ris Havel
University of Texas Lutehier Brown Center
Mayer
Becker
Chamber
Harwood Aid Airs
Larwand
Carr
Frost National Bank
Ollegui Wil
Playa Mexico
Orazen Romero
Jalisen
Incarnate Word faculty to give free concert in Fine Arts
Seven members of the Incarnate Word College music faculty perform a free 8 15 p m Thursday recital in the Fine Arts Building recital hall. Performers include Arshne Newman issa baritone Ernest Ford bassoon Sisters Judith Ann Gibson and Bernarda Gnediken Mrs Myrna von Nimitz George Webb Col Larry Zaumeyer. Program opens with Suite No 1 by Schultze Mendelssohn Lord God of Abraham Caldara Sed ben Crudele Telemann Santa in F minor. After intermission pieces include Musical Offering by Telemann Widening Op 25 by Schumann La Vendetta from Marriage of Migaro by Mozart Lacrimæ N O S 1 and 2 by Dowland vocal divisions on an Italian Ground by Carr and Sonata X.
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Fine Arts
Arshne Newman
Issa
Ernest Ford
Judith Ann Gibson
Bernarda Gnediken
Myrna von Nimitz
George Webb
Larry Zaumeyer
Webb
Alc. Schultze
F. Mendelssohn
Lord God of Abraham
Elijat
A. Caldara
Teletmann
Santa
Yelemann
R. Schimann
Migaro
W.A. Mozart
San Antonio Publication Public Subscription Rates
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