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on the matter, that the request would be very costly, and that the committee needed more time to investigate the matter further Mrs. Bailey asked him if he thought the matter could be taken care of before the April elections and Loehr stated it would be. He was to give another report at the January meeting.
point Torres speak, Bailey was no
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longer on the agenda. When he insisted she banged on the table with her gavel and abruptly the meeting, composed enough board reconvene in minutes.
adjourned She herself to say the would fifteen
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Before Mrs.
Bailey
called the meeting to order again, Mr. Torres approached her and asked her to let him speak, or else call the police because he was not going to leave until the board allowed him to Bailey meeting ceeded the next item on agenda which a discussion on bus drivers’ salaries. Mr. Torres, realizing that Mrs. Bailey had ignored him, interrum-ted again to bring up the voting box issue again. Mrs. Bailey then asked the board what they wished to do. She said board policy allowed that the board may listen to Mr. Torres again. Arnim then made the motion to proceed with the meeting (that meant the next item on the agenda, not Torres), and Charles
board
speak.
began
and to take
Mrs. the pro-up the was the
Griffin seconded the motion. Mr. Torres, very angrily now, began to speak again. At this point Arnim stood up and stated: ‘Mrs. Bailey, 1 am going to walk out of this meeting and there will not be a quorum.” (There members Davis, Dimmitt, Jacobs.).
Without comment, stated:
is adjourned, members and administrators present began to leave the room, Mr. Torres finished by saying: “You people are going to have another lawsuit slapped on your laps.”
(For further comments and information, read the editorial “This I Have To Say”)
were three absent, Dan Dr. Dean
and Jake
another Mrs. Bailey This meeting ” As the other
RHI Clinic Application Rejected
by HEW
BILL RYAN
INSURANCE AGENCY
133 N. HIGH 27B-2522
The application for the Rural Health Initiative Clinic submitted by the Uvalde County Hospital was rejected by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare last week.
The application for such a clinic had originally been submitted by the Community Council of Southwest Texas, but was hot approved for lack of cooperation of the Uvalde Hospital Medical Staff and Board of Directors.
A group of citizens then requested the Medical Staff and the Hospital Board to join Maverick County in a network proposal for the same clinic. The joint application would have expedited the clinic’s approval, since Eagle Pass already had such a clinic and offered all assistance necesary to establish the clinic here. The clinic would have provided out patient services and the charges would be based on the indi-
vidual s income.
Uvalde refused to join Eagle Pass and began writing its own proposal of the clinic and	hired	Dave
Howard to prepare the application.
According to Hospital Administrator Don Reed, the Hospital Authority is in the process of fulfilling the recommendations made by HEW to recieye its approval anu felt that all requirements could be met.
Two items that he mentioned that HEW specifically is requiring concerns the make-up of the Board of Directos for the Clinic and the approval of the application by the. Camino Real Health Systems Agency. The board must be made up of a cross-section of the community and must include consumers of health services, providers of health services, men and women as well as a balanced ethnic representation.
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El lunes se tratara el tema de “Consagración de la Familia” y cantaran los Spiritual Singers.
Las actividades del martes 12 de Diciembre, el Dia De la Aparición, seguirán este horario:
5:	30 a.m. Reunion en el Salon Parroquial.
6:	00 a.m. --Mañanitas
6:	30 a.m.--Misa de Aurora
7:	15 - Desayuno en el Salon Parroquial.
5:	30 p.m. Reunion en el First State Bank.
6:	00 p.m. Peregrinación desde el First State Bank hacia la Iglesia por las Calles Nopal, Crisp y Ft. Clark.
7:	00 p.m. Solemne Misa Concelebrada. Bendición de las Rosas
8:	00 p.m. Merienda Mexicana. Salon Parroquial.
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En esos primeros años del siglo XVI-1531-se origina el “gran hecho Guadalupano'. Hecho que no supone una “nueva revelación”, pues todo su mensaje salvífico no solo se integra, sino que surge de la fe cristiana. Hecho que no es una “nueva fe”, ya que su finalidad y su fruto es claramente incorporar los nuevos pueblos a la Iglesia de Cristo. Asi, el “Hecho Guadalupano forma parte del plan de salvación que Dios esta realizando.
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