March for Life Observed on January 22
Suzy Crowley of San Antonio joins the National Council of Catholic Women in Washington D C for the 1981 March for Life down Pennsylvania Avenue. The event marks the eighth anniversary of the Supreme Court abortion ruling with nearly 100000 participants last year.
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Suzy Crowley
San Antonio
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Prolife marchers plan Washington event and San Antonio mass
Prolife advocates plan a January 22 march from the White House toward the Capitol with caravans arriving in Washington and a 2:00 p.m. Mass at San Fernando Cathedral in San Antonio. Archbishop Flores will celebrate the mass and organizers ask attendees to carry a red rose. President Reagan may speak and local organizer Suxy Crowley is noted for her archdiocese work.
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Ode for an Unborn Soul
A poem fragment reflects on abortion, unborn life, and moral conflict with religious tones. The narrator laments loss and dreams of birth while critics and judges appear in parentheses. The passage notes dedication of advocates and emotional debate surrounding the issue.
John Stuart Mill on Liberty and Personal Nuisance
The quote asserts that individual freedom is bounded by consideration for others, stating that liberty is limited when a person becomes a nuisance to neighbors or society. It emphasizes balancing personal autonomy with public harm prevention.
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John Stuart Mill
Textbook Analyst to Speak at Bright Shawl Luncheon
Norma Gabler and her husband Mel Gabler renowned for textbook reviews will present on textbooks at the Bright Shawl Lecture Luncheon scheduled for Friday, January 30. The event features the Gablers as self made experts in evaluating school books.
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Norma Gabler
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First Baby of 1981 Debuts at Floresville Hospital
Deborah Lynn Perez born January 2 at 4 39 p.m. weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces and 19 inches long. Parents Santiago and Mrs Perez of Floresville greet 3 brothers and 4 sisters. Also mentions book notes on evolution in school texts and a reservations call for a separate event.
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Floresville
Deborah
Gene Flores Elected Festival Chairman 1981
The St. Anthony's Parish Council of Elmendorf met on January 14. Gene Flores was chosen Festival Chairman for 1981. Rev. Fernandez urged January work for the July event. San Antonio Right To Life will send a representative to the February council meeting with an abortion film. date and time to be announced.
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Gene Flores
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San Antonio
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