CPS Approves Large Utility Rate Boost and Billing Change
The Public Service Board approves a 48.6 percent utility rate hike and a new billing method for CPS. City Council must approve, public hearings planned, and concerns raised by COPS about lack of notice prompt calls for meetings. CPS cites inflation, plant funding, and a more realistic fuel price as rationale, while promising protections for low income customers.
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EPA to Change Aquifer Rules in Edwards Reservoir
EPA plans revisions to Edwards Underground Reservoir regulations after a San Antonio public hearing. Region VI administrator John White indicated improvements will be strengthened or clarified amid worries the aquifer may decline below federal drinking water standards. groups including Bexar County Medical Society and the Sierra Club urged caution and proper use of Gonzalez Amendment funds.
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Environmental Protection Agency
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Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
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Texas Water Quality Board
Cisneros' Father Hospitalized After Stroke in San Antonio
George Cisneros, father of City Council member Henry Cisneros, was at Brooke General Hospital on Tuesday after a stroke. He is 38 and a top civilian employee of the Army Reserve Command in San Antonio, with partial left-side paralysis and listed in undetermined condition.
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Brooke General Hospital
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Army Reserve Command
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