CPS Bonds Move Before City Council Meeting
Tom Berg, chair of City Public Service, asks the City Council for informal talks on a $180 million CPS bond issue to fund coal plants at Calaveras Lake and a nuclear project Bay City. CPS plans staged bond sales and seeks formal authorization at the December 1 meeting amid fuel cost and regulation concerns.
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Peters Favored for County Democratic Chair as Shaw Resigns
The Bex County Democratic Executive Committee chooses Joyce Peters as its preferred interim county chairman after Don Shaw resigns. With Shaw backing Peters and AFL-CIO support cited, Peters aims to become the party's first woman chair.
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Bex County
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Peters
Pirius Liberal
Afl-Cio
Ronnie Truss
Priers
Milton J. Mayir
Executive Committee
UTSA Bus Ridership Falls Amid Transit System Frustrations
UTSA ridership disappointed transit officials as new SATS service struggles to attract users. Bennie Cantu notes enrollment growth could boost future turnout while a SATS spokesman promises statistics to assess performance. Critics cite car dependence and high fuel costs as key factors.
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San Antonio
Bennie Cant
Sats Transit Board
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Cuntu
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Mint
Light's TV Sweepstakes Offers Cash Prizes This Week
Readers can win cash by matching a number on The Light's TV Sweepstake, with weekly prizes totaling 1560. Winners include Mrs. Robert Burns of Mobile Bay who took 100 and Homer Fahne of Vista who won 10. Officials note mixed reactions as new SATS service rolls out with bus deliveries pushed to late January.
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Robert Burns
Mobile Bay
Homer Fahne
Arraya Vista
Kelly Air Force Base Faces Major Workforce Cuts
Kelly AFB must cut up to 1250 civilian employees by June 36 following a Department of Defense mandate. The move aligns with a 23,000 civilian job reduction across the DoD, drawing criticism from Texas lawmakers and local officials who warn of waves of layoffs and potential impacts on base operations and local economy.
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New Braunfels
San Antonio
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Kelly San Antonio faced air base job cuts order Reuters
Washington discussions since June signaled possible Kelly base manpower reductions. The Air Force Logistics Command plans a seven month reorganization saving about 49 million annually and reducing personnel across six bases with at least 1250 layoffs anticipated. Union leaders urge letters to congress members amid the San Antonio area push to save jobs.
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American Federation of Government
Neurosurgeon Dr James Story Elected VP of Neurological Surgeons
Dr Jim L Story chairing UT Health San Antonio neurosurgery elected vice president of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons affiliated with Vietnam Mall. Also notes USPS resuming mail to South Vietnam under weight limits. Memorial services and local lectures announced at Ft Sam Houston, San Pedro Library, UT Health, and UTSA concerts and rodent control leadership in Bexar County.
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University of Texas Health Science Center At
San Antonio
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