Pay Raise For San Antonio Federal Workers Sets 5.5% Step
President Nixon signed a measure granting San Antonio federal blue collar workers a 5.5 percent pay raise by April 30, with potential earlier effect if economic controls end. Civil Service officials welcomed the move noting its benefit to government employees and the community, while critics warned of inflationary pressure.
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Civil Service Commission
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Two Teens Held in Theft at Ray's Tee House
Two 18-year-old youths from San Antonio were jailed after a break-in at Ray's Tee House on West Commerce. Police, who spotted one suspect at 1:30 am, stopped a nearby car with two others. seven packages of pen n ils and seven beer cans were recovered from the scene along with seven beer vases found stacked outside the ice house.
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East Commerce
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Vandalism Reported at Stamann Trailer Sales Firm
Police said vandals caused about 7 000 dollars in damage to Stamann Trailer Sales at 1600 11145 North. Sides of several minihile bones were kicked in and a tank was toppled in the parking area. Spilled fuel dissolved asphalt pavement as authorities investigated the incident.
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Stamann Trailer Salas
Potice
Lagging Reappraisal Scrutiny Prompted Weekly Reports
Spur managers face criticism over slow progress in the city county tax reappraisal project. County Tax Assessor-Collector Charles Davis told the special committee the effort is stalled, staff are underutilized, and poor communication with City Assessor Earl Dean hinders joint appraisals. The committee also pushed for timely cost manual completion and weekly progress reports to the city manager.
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Commissioners Court
Charles Davis
Earl Dean
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Dean
Carl White
Pavis
Loyd Hunt
Chenault Promotes New Politics in Senate Bid
Republican Bill Chenault launching District 26 campaign at the GOP convention outlines platform. He favors reduced taxes, a citizen-led constitutional revision, referendum on pari mutuel betting, and equal rights for 18 year olds. He opposes heavy personal politics in boards and police, and backs moderate punishment for youth marijuana use.
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Joe Bernal
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University of Texas System
Board of Regents
Bexar County
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University of Texas Law School
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Vising
Texas
Nixon
John Connally
Harlandale Budget Approved With Tax Increase Proposed
Harlandale trustees approved a 1,71940 budget at a 1.65 dollar per 100 valuation tax rate. The plan raises taxes to support instruction costs while bonding and administration take smaller shares. Other actions include heating bids, football ticket prices, substitute pay, and PTA tribute to Verda Mae Adams.
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Harlandale Council of Parents
Verda Mae Adams
PTA
Hearings Set in San Antonio Robbery Case
Preliminary hearings for three defendants in the May 15 armed robbery of a Lackland Air Force Base sergeant have been reset for 10 30 a m Friday by U S Magistrate Frank Baskin. The case involves Steven E Fox Duke Javier Garza and Joseph L Gillenwater. A fourth person and a juvenile are sought to corroborate FBI evidence. A wristwatch and 92 dollars were taken.
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Frank Baskin
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Carl H. Caudill
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
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Federal Bureau Ofvestigation
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Meadow Trail
Duke Javier Garza
Remuda
Joseph L. Gillenwater
Meadow Glen
Films to Open Story Program Opens Sept 2 at Main Library
The fall story-time program for San Antonio youngsters begins Sept 2 at the citys main library at 2035 St. Marys. Three films will be shown free starting at 3 p m including The Ugly Duckling a color adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen The Foalish Frog and Red Balloon.
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San Antonio
St. Mary’s
Hans Christian Anderson
Miss Abrego Is UF Queen in 1972 Campaign
Adriana Abrego, 21, a native of San Louis Potosi Mexico, was named Miss United Fund for the 1972 fall drive to raise a record 3 707 089 for 63 San Antonio and Bexar County human care agencies. First runner up was Vicki Susan Bell and second runner up Brenda Gale Bostow.
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Peter D. Franklin
San Louis Potosi
Mexico
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United Fund
San Antonio
Bexar County
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United Services Automobile Association
Burbank High School
Embajadores
St. Anthony Hotel
Vicki Susan Bell
First Federal Savings and Loan
McCullom High School
Brenda Gale Bostow
Villa Rosa
Santa Rosa Medical Center
Churchill High School
Oral Roberts University
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Subscriptions Rates and Publication Details for San Antonio Daily
The San Antonio light lists subscription prices by carrier and mail, with daily and Sunday options. Rates include local and out of state zones, Mexico and foreign countries, plus an Associated Press disclaimers and publication information.
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Fexos
Tasas
Emians Daily
San Antonis
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Texas
Light's Action Line City Patrols and Local Complaints
Readers ask about legality of police pursuing violators onto a military base and other civic concerns. Officials note an officer may pursue a speeding violator into a base if the suspect remains in sight. Others seek city action on trash, weeds, burglaries, and traffic flow improvements. An inspector will check area ownership for cleanup.
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