New CCS Chief Forms Board to Start Search for Director
County Judge Blair Reeves and Councilman Phil Pyndas were named co chairs of a new City County Tax Reappraisal Board meeting first at the courthouse. Members include County Commissioner Mbert Bustamante and Councilman Bot Billa. The panel will supervise tax reappraisal plans, review budgeting, examine the jury report on project management, and oversee applications for director as it reshapes county tax oversight.
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Bridget
Tuur-rumsber
Blair Reeves
Phil Pyndas
Bod
Puewday
Mbert Bustamante
Bot Billa
Proups Cott
Charles G. Brovis
Mayo Garenynd Heights
Scrioul Bistriee Y Erhnger
CCS
Heal Avasons
Ureetor
Woman robbed at cash register after door opened
A cashier at the Gel Bravo Record Shop No 2 on North West Street reported a theft at about 7 40 p.m. Monday. Marla Trevino, 16, said a woman opened the door and demanded cash. The robber fled with 240 in cash and checks after taking 2 chrome plated pistols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturman
Gel Bravo
Hog.n.w
Marla Trevino
School Pay-Back Appeals Readied
City public service officials prepare to appeal a $4 million reimbursement ruling to 12 school districts, the county, and the Bexar County Hospital District. Judge James Onion ruled CPS and the city must repay past pass through charges, while funds are held in a separate account pending the appeal and possible supreme court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Public Service
Legil
Bexar County
James Onion
CPS
Supreme Court
Union
Svar
Gwo
Onion
Two Vehicle Crash Injures Young Los Angeles Visitor
A two car crash early Tuesday near Blanco Street at Sorta Church High School injured a young Los Angeles visitor. EMS revived a passenger at the scene, and he remained in critical condition with head injuries at Bexar County Hospital. The vehicles involved were a passenger auto owned by Richard Ward of Chesterfield Missouri and driven by 16 year old Jeffrey Bracy, both treated and released. The second driver, Jennifer Morris of 29, Blanco, was also treated and released. Police noted the collision occurred near Sorta Church High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britten
Hewin
Wits
EMS
Bexi County Taspi
Bote
Richard Ward
Hirch Hill
Jeffery Russell Bracy
Chesterfield
Trey
Jennifer Morris
Blanco
Action Line readers seek help with mail and speed concerns
Letters reveal requests for personal contact help from an inmate at Hexar County Jail and questions about highway speeds and CB radio interference. The exchange includes guidance from local officials on speed limits and radio licensing rules, noting 23 CB channels and FCC licensing for higher power devices.
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Hexar County
Action Line
Ray Olivatri
Johnny McRae
HM Action Line
L.M. Action
Paul Small
San Antonis
Small
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Bomb Rips N Y Airport Leaves Many Injured
An anonymous source claimed PLO responsibility for the LaGuardia blast but a PLO spokesman denied ties and condemned the act. LaGuardia closed as hundreds of flights were diverted to JFK and Newark. Police reported two assailants fled the scene. Five men and four women were killed. one died in hospital while another died later. Additional bomb threats disrupted several other major U.S. airports.
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Matecultar
UPL
New York
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
United Nations
LaGuardia
Kennedy
Newari
Federal Aviation Administration
New York City
Thomas Mitchelson
Ping
Washington
National
Chicago
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Philidelphi
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Baltimore, Washington
Dan Burnie
Norfilk
Edythe Bull
Brevard
N.C
Uri
Ronald Prosslaft
Long Beach
N.Y
Frank Musicaro
Bayshore
Bynum Patterson
Stamford
Conn
Kennettt O'Neil
O'Neil
Calaghan
TWA
Edward Longa
New Rochelle
Lange
Airlines offer $50,000 reward for LaGuardia blast
Washington reports airlines jointly post a $50,000 reward for information leading to convictions over the LaGuardia Airport bombing. Government task force forms to review aviation security. The blast damaged baggage areas, killed and injured several, with investigators tracing the device to a locker between carousels.
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Washington
LaGuardia
Transportation
William T. Coleman
John L. McLiycas
Federal Aviation Administration
Paul R Ignatius
Air Transport Association
Book and image listings blur into a fragmented catalog
A fragmented OCR shows scattered prices and titles for books and visual works. Mentions of Horizon, Disaster Log of Ships, American Heritage Guide, Natural Wonders of Africa, Picture Book of the USA in Color, Train Wrecks, History of the Motor Car, Fashions from Egypt, and Curtis Western Indians appear beside erratic numbers and notes. The readable items read like a seller’s catalog page with incomplete context.
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UFE
Mississippi
Missouri
America
Pacific
Marxfield Parrish
Nicoln
Beatrix Potter
Kate Greenaway
Dehy Grus
Jack
Glitz
Adams
Steichen
Avedon
Brady
Southwest
Walford-Astoria
Mexico
Cop. Smith
Horizon Bedside Reader
Southern
Capes
Norton Sound
Africa
USA
Curtis
Edw. C. Curtis
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Jack Spruce
Assistiot
Amandeer
Mondiy
Udy
Nseds
Young L
Sheehy
San Antonio
Polive
C.L
U.S
Beirut
UN Security Council
Middle East
Security Council
Thomas Brady
Fire Department
Eastern Air Lines
Kennedy Airport
Delta and
Eastern Airlines
John O'Hagan
O' Hagan
Dillard's
F.D.R
Sigmund Freud
Freud
LOS Angeles Times
Natural Foods
Ontie
Dunninger
Houston
DaVinci
J.C. Leyendecker
Times & Art OF
Rembrandt
LIFE
Treasury OF American Design
Amar
Michelangelo
DDR World
Military Plaza
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