Optimist Club and local groups hold diverse meetings
Bexar Today reports a busy calendar with the Woodlawn Optimist Club meeting at Wyatt's Cafeteria Tuesday evening, the Southside Neighborhood Assistance Corp board at St. Leo's Church, and Thursday Aggie Muster at Aggie Park. Health fair at the South Texas Health Education Center runs 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday.
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Woodlawn Optimist
Wyatt's
Loop 410
Babcock
Southside Neighborhood Assistance Corp. Board of Directors
St. Leo's Gthalie Church
Tommins
Univa Life
South Texas
Water Plan Training in Bexar County Discusses Plan
DON WALDEN reports citizens will help shape a wastewater management plan for Bexar and nearby counties. The session by the 208 Areawide Planning Advisory Committee outlines alternatives and costs with AACOG leading, EPA involvement, and a series of trainings, workshops, and hearings to draft a plan for governor review.
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Don Walden
Bexar County
Three Americas
al Watani
Alamo Area
Region VI Coordinatir
AACDG
Environmental Protection Agency
Sick Pay Law Is Terminal Repeal Passes in Texas Senate
Gov Briscoe to sign repeal ending unlimited sick leave for San Antonio police and firemen effective Sept 1 restoring a 90 day lump sum limit. Senator Lombardino celebrated removing a grandfather clause while noting the measure fulfills public demand to curb abusive sick time.
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Clay Robison
Austin
San Antonio
Briscoe
Senate
Sen
Frank Lombardino
House
Retiree Sick-Leave Payouts Blocked by Texas Law
Texas Senate repealed a two year old bill that let police and fire retirees receive unlimited sick leave pay. Now retirees can be paid for a maximum of nine days of accumulated sick time on retirement. Union leaders say officers and firefighters will not “ride out” sick leave despite concerns.
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San Antonio
Texas Senate
Police Li
Peeler
San Antonio Police Officers Association
Peeter
Curtis
Franz
Hill Finds No Legal Hurdles in Coastal States Settlement
Texas Attorney General John Hill said there are no legal problems with the proposed settlement among Coastal States Gill Corp and La-Vaca Gathering Co customers. He noted that a recommendation to the 200th District Court in Austin will come within a week to 10 days after all customers sign, while Austin city officials and the Lower Colorado River Authority have yet to sign the agreement.
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John Hil
Gill Corp
La-Vaca Gathering Co
Hill
Austin
San Antonio Daily Newspaper Circulates Local Notices
Local paper reports circulation figures and notices from ASC and public notices from San Antonio and nearby areas. The fragment mentions readers in San Anonio region and a listing of rental and property notices, with no clear events or dates.
Noisy Promotion Skips to Blue Cross Insurance Pitch
A promotional note highlights Blue Cross and Blue Shield fringe benefit insurance as the best for employees and owners. It touts maximum protection with minimal paperwork, framing the plan as a single neat package that benefits both staff and management.
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