Rio Grande Herald (Rio Grande City, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 28, 1973 Page: 28 of 28
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THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1973 THE KIO GRANDK HEliALD PAGE 28
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Parochial school officials
across the country say they're,
disapi>ointed by the Supreme
Court's rulings against state
tax and tuition breaks for inv-
ents of their pupils.
But nany indicate they will
continue to try other avenues,
including a pendirn federal tax-
credit plan.
Civil rights groups praised
the decisions, which they said
were "more or less expected."
In decisions Monday, the high
court said New York and Penn-
sylvania tuition reimbursement
plans and a New York tax de-
duction program for their non-
public schools effectively fur-
thered religion.
Thus, the Plans violated First
Amendment provisions on sera-
ration of church and state, the
high court ruled.
Other New York programs to
subsidize urban parochial
schools in such health and safe-
ty expenditures as heat, lights
and custodial services and
state-required record-keeping
also were struck down.
Terence Cardinal Cooke, in a
statement through his New
York headquarters, called the
actions "a step to deny free-
dom of choice in education to
all but the affluent." He said
the rulings were "a terrible
blow."
In Ohio, where a similar
state-aid law was invalidated
earlier, Gov. John J. Gilligan
called the decisions a hardship
"not only for private schools,
their students and families but
for the whole public education
system as well."
Joan Tuttle of the Massachu-
setts Civil Liberties Union
liailed "the court's continuine
determination to maintain the
wall l>etween church and
state." And Leo Pleffer, a New
York City attorney who helped
lead the fight against the
state's plans, said he hoped the
campaign now was finished.
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VACATION BIBLF SCHOOL--
Many local children enjoyed Va-
cation Bible School at the First
Baptist Church of Rio Grande
City on weekdays from June 11
to June 22. The morning classes
were divided according to
age and grade, with classes for
Nursery Age, Preschool Child-
ren Primary Children, grades
one through three, and Juniors,
grades four through six. An
average of 52 children daily
learned passages from the
Bible. They also enjoyed sing-
ing, playing games, and re-
freshments. Commencement
ceremonies and Open House
were held on Friday morning,
June 22, and parents and
friends were invited to see the
handcrafts the children had
made and enjoy a program pre-
sented by each class demons-
trating what they had learned
during the Bible School.
ARCARO MADE A BOO BOO
LOUISVILLE - Eddie
Arcaro has ridden five Ken-
tucky Derby winners. But he
apparently erred before the re-
cent Derby when he said:
"There isn't a standout horse in
the field. This is not a good 3-
year-old year."
There were two "standout"
horses in the field of 13 on May
5 at Churchill Downs — winner
Secretariat and runner-up
Sham. Both colts broke the two-
minute one-mile and a quarter
record set by Northern Dancer
in 1964. Secretariat, ridden by
Hon Turcotte, ran the distance
in one minute, 59 and two-fifths
seconds. Sham, ridden by I.a-
filte Pincay, was less than
three lengths back. And since
one length equals one-fifth of a
second in thoroughbred racing,
Sham, too, broke the two-min-
ute Derby barrier.
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MARTY HONORED WITH BABY SHOWER — Mrs. Jose Leon Gar-
cia Jr. was honored with a baby shower at Rattlers Den Party
Room last Thursday, June 21, by Mrs. Raul Trejo and Mrs. David
D. Saldana. Other special guests were Marty's mother, Mrs. M.
J. Rodriguez, and her sister, Dolly Rodriguez. A large group of
friends attended and showered Marty with baby gifts. Cake, punch,
mints, nuts, and sandwiches were served. Shown are, left to right,
Mrs. Raul Trejo, hostess, Mrs. Jose Leon Garcia Jr., honoree,
and Mrs. M.J. Rodriguez.
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SIX LATINS WERE TOPS
SAN FRANCISCO
Six Latin-born major league
baseball players have won bat-
ting championships but the late
Roberto Clemente topped them
all with four National league
titles. Clemente is the first Lat-
in to lead NL hitters, having hit
.351 in 1961. He was born in
Carolina, Puerto Rico.
Cuban Tonv Oliva of the Min-
nesota Twins has won three
A 111 e r i c a n League batting
c r o w n s . Panamanian Rod
Carew of the Twins won the
1969 and 1972 titles. Rico Carty
of 1 he Dominican Republic Int
.366 to win the NL crown with
Atlanta in 1969. First 1-atin to
win a batting title is Mexican-
born Bobby Aula. He hit .341
for Cleveland 111 1954 Matt)
Alou, now wilh the New York.
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Trejo, Raul. Rio Grande Herald (Rio Grande City, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 28, 1973, newspaper, June 28, 1973; Rio Grande City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth194413/m1/28/: accessed May 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Rio Grande City Public Library.