Olmos Park Refuses to Enter San Antonio Fire Contract
Olmos Park rebuffs San Antonio fire protection offer, stating no funds or will to accept help. Mayor Kuykendall receives a letter accusing city officials of arbitrary stance and threatening a six month extension refusal. Residents currently pay voluntary fire assessments as talks stall over a $200,000 bond plan to finance self protection.
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John Catto Jr
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Olmos Park residents voice fire protection price dispute
Letters from Olmos Park residents protest a proposed fire protection price hike from 6683 to 48615 per year and demand a chance to establish their own protection. They defend independence and argue civic solidarity with San Antonio while urging fair treatment in the contract talks.
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Bexar Med Examiner Presents Operations Report to Court
County medical examiner Robert Hausman told the Commissioners Court that his office began July 1 and, by Oct 24, handled 249 investigations and 131 autopsies, with 15 natural deaths. He urged a separate building with dedicated facilities and requested a budget increase from 325000 to 85 206.
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Robert Hausman
Commissioners Court
Hausman
Commit Sioners
al Seeparate
al General Tahncatary
Milk for Thailand to Move Under US Agreement
The United States and Thailand reached an agreement to ship dairy products, with the Agriculture Department financing the transaction. The deal involves moving half a million dollars worth of milk and dairy goods to Thailand, reflecting cooperative government action.
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Fines Enough For AF Men
Air Force Secretary Quarles says five officers who used cheaper hunting licenses in Montana and forfeited $350 bonds each were punished enough. The officers named include Col. Herman Ramsey, Brickley Al’B, Lt. Col. Charles Bird, Lt. Col. Fred Vetter Jr, Maj. William M. McKenzie, and Capt. Blaidie Rice, all connected to Pentagon or Mobile Grand Rapids postings.
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Sen. Murray
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Mobile
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Rice
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Light Want Ad Offers Fast takers for Business Opps
Classified note urges discreet selling and self reliance in business opportunities. Readers are directed to call a local number to place or respond to a light want ad. The brief emphasizes quiet approach over public shouting to attract buyers.
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Stop Pain of Piles In Home with Pazo Treatment
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