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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1977
Page
3
A brief notice explains an ID card program offering eligibility proof ages 65 for men and 62 for women. It includes a photo, board a bus access, and use for cashing checks or identity needs. The card costs one dollar and renews for a lifetime.
City Public Service advises reading the electric meter at the same time daily and adjusting the central unit to balance comfort with kilowatt hour use. At night, cooler temps reduce compressor time, while daytime operation rises. If you want guidance, call 227632 Extension 300 for a leaflet.
W Linding of the Building and Planning Administration notes several factors for a backyard safe room. A tiny storeroom may qualify for a permit with location constraints in the yard. If using a prefab shed larger than eight feet wide, Bond of Adjustment approval is needed and the shed must be moved by a licensed bonded mover.
A Philadelphia visitor claims Pennsylvania has a larger population than Texas, prompting an Action Line reader query. The note cites figures from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co and requests a recount of state populations, with a phone recording guiding readers on how to ask questions.
Governor Dolph Briscoe announced six appointments to state agencies. Reappointments to the Texas Woman's University Board of Regents include Mrs. Marcella T.D. Perry of Houston John S. Shivers of Fort Worth and Mrs. A. Sam Waldrop of Abilene. Albert Meiffer of Elgin was named criminal district attorney of Bastrop County effective Aug 2. Pfeiffer, Bastrop County attorney, serves until the 1978 general election. Mrs. Tom Krier of Amarillo and Robert Warrell of Austin were named to the Texas Commission on Alcoholism for six year terms expiring June 8, 1981, replacing terms of He Ring and Roy German.
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