Final Warning on Southwest District Deficiencies Looms
The Texas Board of Education will review a TEA staff recommendation to place Southwest School District of Bexar County on final warning for potential loss of accredited status. The district faces 11 violations including excessive class loads, unqualified teachers, imbalanced athletic spend, and poor maintenance. If approved, a plan with a two to three year implementation timeline and TEA assistance would be required, with accreditation at risk after July 1, 1972 if deficiencies persist. Lakeview Baptist School in San Antonio receives a similar final warning. its March visit cited inadequate facilities, poor maintenance, and health record gaps, threatening accreditation discontinuation by July 1, 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brean Austin
State Board of Education
Southwest
Bexar County
Texas Education Agency
TEA
Lakeview Baptist School of
San Antonio
Becaus
Eximheg
Lakeview Baptist School
Development Group 2 in New C of C Posts
Two chamber of commerce staff join the Economic Development Group to lure business to San Antonio. Bradford Fairchild, ex Proctor & Gamble field rep, will target industries and host prospect tours to attract relocation. Elizabeth Zimmerman, a newswriter and former journalism lecturer, will craft San Antonio’s business image with national reporters and create promotional material.
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Chamber of Commerce
Apr
Chamber
San Antonio
Bradford Fairchild
Proctor & Gamble Co
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Jimmy Gause
Fairchild
Artists Jamboree at HemisFair Plaza draws wide arts crowd
About 180 artists display paintings sculpture ceramics and crafts at the International section event at HemisFair Plaza San Antonio. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for children with proceeds supporting St Mary’s University graduates and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edie 1
Frocior & Gamble
Herépré
Share Inc
Anociries
Leather Crafts
Jamboree Chamber
Will Heart Auctions
Zimmerman
Mexico U S Plan School Branch At HemisFair Plaza
San Antonio and the Mexican government will fund a new National University of Mexico extension at HemisFair Plaza. Each side will contribute 50000 annually for three years. plans call for a 1972 opening with Spanish courses and later Mexican and Spanish literature anthropology and archaeology.
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HemisFair Plaza
National University of Mexico
San Antonio
Mexico
Henckel
Gatti
Raul Ortiz
Universitys School For
U.S
GI Raise Linked To Draft
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird said the Pentagon would accept an Oct. 1 pay raise for the military to win a congressional extension of the draft despite violating Nixon’s wage price freeze. In a letter to Sen. John C. Stennis he warned that delaying the draft bill could hurt personnel communities.
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Washington
UPI
Defense
Melvin & Laird
Nixon
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Laird
Move to Quash Four Indictments Denied by Dial
In 175th District Court Judge Preston Dial Jr denied a motion to quash four indictments against Eugene Tealer II, 23, of 122 Memo, including two counts of rape, a night time burglary with intent to commit rape, and another burglary charge. Tealer's attorney Chris Butts argued prior examination rights, but Dial refused to quash and rejected requests for examining trials. The hearing featured six subpoenas and testimony from Dist. Atty. Ted Butler and others. Butler outlined a policy on examining trials intended to improve felony case flow, stating the notice was to clarify practice and had been in effect for months.
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Preston’Dial Jr
Butler
Eugene Tealer UE
Tealer
Chries Butts
Cee District Attorney
Butts
Dial
Bulls
San Antonio Bar Association
Sing
Surcharge Protests Rejected At Panamanian Meet
UPI reports the United States will reject Latin American calls to relax Nixon era 10 percent import surcharge. Negotiations on modifying the levy are expected at the Inter American Economic and Social Council meeting in Panama City, with officials emphasizing U.S. stance and Latin American economic strain. Panama Hotel guards and OAS officials outline a tense scene as regional protests unfold amid talks.
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Panama City
UPI
United States
Nixon
Inter- American Economic and Social Council
CIES
Panama Hotel
Organization of American States
U.S
Ion
Panama
Nathaniel Samuels
Reccun
Ian Aulcuncy
Samuels
Europe
Latin America
Laird Seeks Earlier Pay Raise Date From Hebert
Laird asked Rep. F Edward Hebert to move elective pay raise date from Oct 1 to Nov 1 after the freeze. Hebert refused, insisting the pay increase be allowed immediately. Laird later said he would accept Oct 1 pay raise to secure a two year draft extension, and he did not mention the wage price freeze.
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Laird
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
House
Armed Services Committee
Hebert
Stennis
Congress
Outbreak of VEE Reported in West Central Mexico
The U S Department says 300 horses died of Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis around Totonsas and La Barca near Guadalajara, Mexico. Unconfirmed reports of additional deaths exist in other areas.
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Mexico City
UPI
Federal Agriculture Department
Mexico
Agriculture Department
Totonsas
la Barca
Guadalajara
McCollum Student Wins Slogan Award in Community Contest
Carmen Castro of McCollum High School earned the grand prize in a drug slogan contest run by the Parent-Youth Home Environment Study and the First Mexican Baptist Church. Her line pitched a choice between destruction and eternal lift, with cash prizes donated by local San Antonio merchants and program director Andrew Taylor spearheading efforts.
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Carmen Castro
McCollum High School
Environment Study
First Mexican Baptist Church
Miss Castro
Carmen
San Antonio
Andrew Taylor
Governors Muskie Gains Support In Democratic Poll
Miami Beach UP nots Muskie leading among governors in nationwide poll as 28 state leaders test sentiment ahead of 1972 convention. Most governors avoid committing, with several silent or undecided while others test early preferences. The survey ties to national governors meeting in Miami Beach and upcoming convention rules discussions.
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Miami Beach
UPS
Muskie
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
George $. McGovern
South Dakota
United Press
Edmund
Maine
Bovernors
Miani Beach
National Cormittee
U.S. Mulls Peking UN Seat and Natlists in Assembly
Washington sources say the administration may seek to admit Communist China to the United Nations while offering Taiwan's Security Council seat, a move that could oust the Nationalists. Secretary Rogers warns of detrimental effects if Japan does not cosponsor. Two U.N. resolutions are under consideration to address seating and potential expulsion.
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Peking
U.N
Security Council
Japan
Washington
UPI
China
United Nations
United States
Taiwan
Ching
United
Nations
U.S
Rogers
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Bnt Son Junior High
Houston
Louie Welch
Indiana University
Corpus Christi Valler-Times
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Indiana
U.S Plan School
Syoutold Sari
Stacey Kedieh
Glenview
Colorado Springs
Conn
Atlantic City
Uer Miss
Pennsylvania
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Allyn F. Warner
Georgia
Cynthia Conk
Puerto Rico
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Hubert H.humphrey
Chiang
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General Assembly
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