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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1978

Page

10

Court refuses to rehear Texas rate setting ruling

The Texas Supreme Court refused to reconsider its ruling upholding the methods used by the Texas Public Utility Commission to establish telephone rates. The decision leaves intact a ruling on how utility rates are calculated and applied across the state, with implications for consumers and providers alike. The high court’s action ends the appeals process, maintaining the existing framework for rate computation.

Austin, Texas Texas Supreme Court Texas Public Utility Commission Telephone Sam Johnson T.C. Chadick Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Commission Public Utility Regulatory Act Bell

Suspect held for burglary in Odessa case

A 26-year-old Odessa man, Tom Wadford of 613 Express Way, is jailed on a burglary charge after police arrested him in the 2400 block of East 1th Tuesday night. The alleged burglary occurred Oct. 11 at James Raymond Herman’s apartment at 613 Express Way. nothing was taken. Bond set Wednesday afternoon. charge filed with Justice of the Peace Jimmy Harris.

Odessa Tom Wadford Express Way East 1Th James Raymond Herman Herman Justice of the Peace Jimmy Harris Bond

Austin comptroller moves to costly quarters owned by bank

The state comptroller's office broke three leases last year and moved into more expensive space owned by American Bank, costing $30,000 with rent $29,000 higher than the old downtown building. Deputy Ralph Wayne, tied to the bank, urges condemnation to aid the bank, while son of a bank official works as an examiner. The move coincides with bank pressure from the U.S. Treasury to raise revenue.

Austin Texas American Bank Austin American- Stateman American Ralph Wayne Wayne Travis County Grand Jury Thomas McCrummen III Comptroller McCrummen Capitol State Board of Control U.S. Treasury Department Department

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