City appeals ruling on CPS revenue tax exemption fight
San Antonio city attorneys plan an appeal after a district judge ruled CPS charges as collected are effectively a tax. The decision exempts 14 percent of CPS gross revenues from school districts and other agencies, prompting city officials and school groups to consider further court action up to the Texas Supreme Court.
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CPS Rates Adjustments Spark Public Response and Regulation
CPS surprised customers by reuniting fuel adjustment charges cited as open yet deemed proper by officials. State Attorney General Johnson ruled May 20 confirming that adjustment charges are local and subject to regulatory oversight. CPS asserts approval by the Railroad Commission and Federal Power Commission, with oversight expected from state utility commissions.
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Open House and public hearings amid San Antonio events
San Antonio hosts open house events as part of the Grandparents Day and Freedom Fair activities. The San Antonio Bicentennial Committee promotes arts. Texas House subcommittee holds public hearings Friday and Saturday at the Bexar County Courthouse. Retired Persons meet Friday evening. graduation for Bexar County Opportunities Industrialization Center scheduled, as bookmobile service announces new schedule Fridays.
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Pleasant Bills Sweepstakes Draws Announced
A fragmentary notice describes a daily TV sweepstakes with prizes of 50, 25, or 10 dollars. It mentions The Light channel, winnings published on a TV page, and individuals like Mrs J He Reynolds and Sim Marens as participants or claimants.
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Referendum questions swirl in city council debate
City leaders and four council members signal openness to a public vote on an Edwards Aquifer related referendum. Attorney comments highlight legal obstacles and election timing proposed for January 17 or April, with planning commission questions about zoning changes and voter impact.
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Liberal Democrats Plot Strategy for Texas Primary Delegates
A tentative agenda for a Saturday Liberal Democrats meeting, dubbed Operation 78, outlines strategy for selecting delegates to the national convention. The event runs 1:30 to 8:00 pm at a school cafetorium with a $2 registration, featuring talks on voting rights, party rules, and the presidential primary.
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