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LMT Newspaper Article Sept 22

The minutes of the August 19, 1946 meeting explain the need for a junior college in the geographic area near the City of Laredo. Over 948 people signed a petition wishing to establish a municipal college district known as Laredo Municipal College on a taxable property owned by Laredo Independent School District with a value of $12 million and giving total control of the government, and administration to the LISD board of trustees.

Minutes LISD August 1946

Minutes from LISD Board Meeting On August 19, 1946

Tri-Center address student concerns

Odem News Paper

Mathis News Paper November 1968

Mathis News Paper discussing food stamps vetoed by commissioner's court

Telegram from Dr. Garcia to the Secretary of Agriculture Harding advocating for food program in Aransas

telegram fron Dr. Garcia requesting food assistance for aransas county

Mathis News 1969 mentioning Dr. Garcia

SPC Original Location 2024

SPC Original Location 1908-1916

SPC Original Location

Artemisia Bowden and SPC students

Artemisia Bowden

Artemisia Bowden became an administrator and teacher in September 1902

SPC 1898

Class of 1898, St. Philip's College

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South Texas Medical School page 8

Top Photo: UTPA President Dr. Robert Nelson and UTB President Dr. Juliet Garcia talks with Chairman of The UT System Board of Regents Gene Powell. Photo Below UT Chancellor Francisco Sigarroa speaks after filing of the legislation for a Rio Grande Valley Medical School.

South Texas Medical School Legislation

Top Photo: UTPA President Dr. Robert Nelson and UTB President Dr. Juliet Garcia after they announced the filing of the Legislation for The Rio Grande Medical School at the State Capital. Photo Below Senator Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa, speaks after announcing the filing of the legislation for A Rio Grande Valley Medical School in Austin.

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