Pryor Long Walk for What Causes Migrant Labor Support
Mexican farmworkers walked from the Rio Grande Valley to Austin seeking collective bargaining rights. They met Governor Dolph with mixed praise while noting farm labor issues on his ranches and a proposed $50 commission to study migrant plight. The piece also covers federal court actions on TV coverage of executions, prostitution penalties, a UT athlete Johnny Jones, and drought relief funding.
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Cactus Pryor
Rio Grande Valley
Austin
Dolph
Janey
Campaign Loans and Spending in Local Mayoral Race
Campaign finance reports show Lila Cockrell raised 622,225.86 with 61,876.83 spent and 27,003.50 in the last period. Other candidates including John Monfroy reported varying contributions and expenditures. several districts list totals for Wing Mato Chisels and Ortiz, Terente, Alderete with differing amounts. Incumbents and challengers filed by Monday deadline. some candidates had not filed.
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Phillip Morales
Mayne
Cockrell
Closclerk
Raveals
Mondiy
John Monfroy
Tme
Clawys
Bul
Benent
4B Zaehry
Pivrick Shield Ayres
Carolyn JL. Harta
John Rath
Min Bitnner Jr
Chip Atkin
Pat H. Symuits
Charles Willams
Distner & Candidate
George
Walt
Hurl Nut Med
Helen Dyimar
Theiatrict
Alatunont
Palin BM
Bol Billa
Frank Wing
Johhny Mato
Dario Chisels
Bernardo Bureste
Krueger Slips in Amendment To Aid LaVaca Ratepayers
San Antonio congressman Bob Krueger pushed an amendment to the Emergency Natural Gas Act to require any gas company under court supervision to obtain court approval before interstate sales. The move aimed to curb La-Vaca Gas's revenue from gas sold to Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Co, while La-Vaca fights the Texas Railroad Commission in Washington. Krueger also backs a Federal Meat Inspecting Act amendment to slow foreign meat imports by certifying foreign inspectors.
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Janjarboe
Lo-Vaca Gathering Co
Wesul
Texas
Bob Krueger
Kruuger
San Antono
San Antonians
La-Vaca
Gas Pipeline Co
Krueger
LarVaca
LeVaca
Texas Railroad Commission
Emergency Court of Appeals
Washington, D.C
Lo-Vaca
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Transco
Téxas Railroad Commission
Commission
Lo-Vaea
Northside Approves Higher Football Ticket Prices
Northside School District panel increased football ticket costs for next season by 25 to 50 cents. Reserve seats rise from 2.00 to 2.50 dollars while general admission goes from 1.78 to 2.00. Student tickets bought at school go from 0.75 to 1.00. The board also awarded Marmon-Mok and Associates an elementary school design contract for Forrest Glen subdivision to ease crowding near Lean Viney and Loog 410.
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Northside
Universal City Plans New Bank Amid Proposal Fight
A proposed Universal City bank would pay capital of 300,000 dollars and involve organizers Ollie P. Fryte as president and Jimy Joe Edwards as vice president and cashier. Directors named include Fry, Ink bi, Ryan, EF, Faust and William N. Allen of San Antonio plus Jerry R. Reavis of Plocesville.
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Tet Yller
Alrphis
HAMM
Share Dunning Commission
Ollie P. Fryte
Jimy Joe Edwards
Directare
Ace Fry
Ink Bi
Ryan
Faust
Willian N. Allen
San Antumin
Jerry R. Reavis
Plocesville
District Clerk Faceoff Sparks Verbal Courthouse Battle
District Clerk Elton Cude faces criticism from County Judge Blair Reeves and district judges Preston H. Jal Jr. and James Barlow over court coordinators and duties. Ward of resignations and calls for a study on personnel roles unfold as officials debate control and efficiency in county government.
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Elton Cude
Willeilinisen Trom
Blair Reeves
Cude
Une
Ame Munday
Preston H.jal Jr
James Barlow
Mildred Voetkel
Dasteid Court
Cove
Iyi
Cuile
Abdul
Dal
Barlow
Mayoral Debate Set On Channel 4 With Cockrell And Monterey
Mayoral candidates Lila Cockrell and John Monterey will debate the issues of the San Antonio mayoral campaign on KMOL TV Channel 4 at 3 30 pm Wednesday in a 10 minute program moderated by Martha Buchanan. Cockrell says she aims to explain her stance and engage with the people, while Monterey confirms participation.
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Lila Cockrell
Smallenger
John Monterey
Feagurs
Gogram
Kmol-Tv
Channel 4
San Antuno
Morrey
Wentworth Backs Mayor Cockrell in San Antonio Election
Wentworth endorsed Mayor Cockrell’s re election bid despite adviser cautions. He praised Cockrell for experience, impartiality, and fairness at public meetings. Campaign notes include Tenlente district efforts, Webb and Alderete races, and absentee voting totals reaching 1,214 on Monday.
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Jett Wentworth
Pihuck
Dave Iumbale
Wentwich
Mannly
Montrey Fis
Weneward
Commissioners Post
Cly
eThey
Esti
Wentworth
Montrey accuses Mayor Cockrell on arena plan misleadings
Monfrey alleges Lila Cockrell misleads voters by claiming a sports arena would burden taxpayers. He favors private financing and says decisions on federal funds and a new municipal judge are delayed for political gain before the run-off election. He cites a prior 4 million deficit and worries about CPS rate relief and budget gaps becoming public.
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Mayora
John Muntrry
Hes Bargers
Lila Cockrell
Nak
Monfrey
Convention Center Arena 15
Monntrey
Manfrey
Munfrey
Montrey
Connell
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