Transportation experts criticize Washington policy and urge reform
At the National Defense Transportation Association meeting in Washington, Dr. Kori M. Ruppenthal of the University of British Columbia condemned federal policies and an anti intellectual climate. He warned of wasteful spending on highways and ports while producing few qualified transportation executives and called for stronger university industry collaboration to train future leaders. Pollution control and cleaner air were highlighted as rising priorities for operators and the public sector.
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William G. Johnson
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Lemur Ackerman
Industrial College of the Armed Forees
William Dempsey
National Railway Labor Conferences
Terror
Shrader
Brant? International
Jamies Scearee
Department of Labor
San Antonio Rabbit Breeders Fall Show Slated
Entries close Sunday for the San Antonio Rabbit Breeders Association annual fall show secretary Mrs. Jo Ann Etter said. The event Sunday Oct 9 at Comanche Park No 3 features at least 15 rabbit breeds with judging by Douglas Noble at 9 am. Admission is free. a concession stand and noon lunch for exhibitors are planned. The main prize is a Shetland pony.
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Jo Ann Etter
Comanche Park No. 3
Douglas Noble
Israel marks 25 years with candle light ceremony in San Antonio
The Jewish community in San Antonio joined global observances for Israel’s 25th anniversary with a candle torch sent from Jerusalem. Teens carried flames at the Jewish Community Center grounds as prayers honored peace, Jerusalem unity, and those who died in Munich. Local leaders hailed a miracle in Israel’s continued liberty and democracy.
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Israel
of Israel
Arnold Fichernberg
Rachel Sholom
Jerusalem
Solomon
Pastor Tells Of Trip to Russ
Dr Buckner Fanning of Trinity Baptist Church described religious suppression in Russia during a San Antonio Lions Club luncheon. He recounted a Moscow visit where 46 Bibles and other religious items were confiscated by officers at the airport, with questioning lasting over ninety minutes.
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Gunter Hotel
Fanning
Leningrad
San Antonio
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Anning
Alexander Salzhenitzin
Soviet Union
Elurelanan
Penpie
AACOG reviews S A project with 29 million HUD loan aid
AACOG approved the NTIT San Antonio project pending review. a $29 million HUD loan guarantee is sought with local private costs around 5 million. Additional grants and loans from EPA and Texas Water Quality Board were approved for sewer extension and Apache Creek recreation area.
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NTIT
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MIT Aid
Environmental Protection Agency
Texas Water Quality Board
Apache Creek
Commniltee
Los Alegres del Alazan Musical Rendition Delights Students
Students at Las Cotonias in West San Antonio attended a 2003 cameo performance by the aging musical group Los Alegres del Alazan behind the college near the mall. Musicians Jo sefina Liman Canrada Sanchez Antonio Ramirez Jesus Briones and Tamas Torres performed traditional Spanish songs in a scene recalling past celebrations and convent concerts.
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Las Cotonias
San Antonio
Our Lady of the Lake Callepe
Alegres del Alavan
Fadu
Josefina Liman
Canrada Sanchez
Antonio Ramirez
Jesus Briones
Tamas Torres
Torres
Perlivia Dine
al Minxea
Alepres
Alara
Angela
Talila
Tot Burned by Scalding Water
A 1-year-old boy Kevin Woolfork was admitted to Santa Rosa Memorial Center in satisfactory condition after being burned by scalding water from a pan on a stove. He is the son of Mrs. Alameda Woolfork of 2408 Frederick Walk.
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Santa Rosa Medwal Center
Alameda Woolfork
Frederick Walk
Ecuadorian novelist Jarpe Teaza defends verse against dictatorship
Jarpe Teaza, 61, calls his weapon the novel and says his career centers on the conflict of Indian peasants. He notes little change since his 1984 breakthrough Huasipongo and begins a two month U.S. and Canada lecture tour sponsored by Trinity University Latin American Studies, speaking in Spanish at Chapman Guidance Center.
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Ieaza
Ecuador
Coparse
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Stull
Jeara
Keaza
United States
Canada
Trinity University
Caza
Chapman
Cener
Woman's Death Ruled Suicide After Gunshot Wound
Mailan Watmough, 39, was found with a chest wound beside an auto on the SM 35 South access road near Loop 4. A 23 caliber pistol lay nearby. County medical examiner Dr. Ruben Santos ruled the death a suicide.
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Earlyway
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Loop 4
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San Antonio Publication Office Rates and Details
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