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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1976
Page
1
Youth, US Rep Henry Gonzales will address the SANYO Summer Youth Employment Program at 30 pm Saturday. The event is at SANYO headquarters, 6419S Zarcanord Public Employes. City and state officials proclaim Public Employes Week.
A historic column lists August dates across years noting events from 1956 tax rate setting to 1906 fashion in windows and 189% language. Highlights include Johnson’s ranch visit in 1956, warrants approval to keep Robert B Green hospital open in 1946, and city actions on franchise deals and public service.
The Texas Public Utility Commission frames its role as an umpire in the utility rates game between the economy and utility companies. Commissioner Alan Fewin and official Erwin say rates reflect cost of service, not inflated figures, and that the panel reviews proposals to offset rising utility costs, including energy stamp programs and rate structure changes.
U S Rep Abraham Kazen expressed strong support for Jimmy Carter, saying only an unforeseen catastrophe could prevent Carter from becoming president. Kazen also noted Carter’s confidence and fresh ideas, while avoiding a stance on Coastal States Gas Corp. dispute and confirming no Republican challenger in November.
District Clerk Elton Cude denies intimidation rumors about county employees who joined the San Antonio Public Employes Union. He claims no firings or pay cuts occurred due to union ties and labels accusing officials as publicity seekers amid a $100,000 damages suit. Sam Alvarado notes about 45 courthouse workers have joined, including several in Cude's office.
Members of the San Amanio Teachers Council commended the San Antonina School District board for restoring the salary index with a 44 percent pay increase. SATC president Mildred Lytle lauded restored harmony after the Wednesday board meeting and called for open dialogue on mutual concerns.
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