Council Okays 12.5% Phone Rate Boost
GGL leaders briefed after a 105 minute breakfast at La Mansion Hotel as they seek to finalize the slate for the April 3 City Council election. Becker’s status remains unsettled amid negotiations. Naylar says he will not seek reelection, while Hilliard Haberman and Kithard weigh their futures. The party aims to fill Hilliard’s seat with a Black candidate and recruit a conservative woman for Haberman’s post.
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West Side
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City limits signs to be updated after annexations
A reader asks when San Antonio will change city limit signs in newly annexed areas. The reply notes signs still show old populations and police patrols cross the lines, with no clear start date for updating zones.
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Telly Air
Tiny Town Oasis Sets Texas Liquor Opening
Lincoln Park Texas moves to allow liquor sales with eight of its townspeople approving the measure. The Trail Last Steak House Bar will serve the first drink at 5 p.m. Friday as Love City limits ease. Mayor Gene Finn expects up to 4000 persons to buy liquor and beer in local stores.
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Impact Funds Cuts Alarm San Antonio Schools
A Thursday survey by The Light shows Bexar County districts face major losses in impact funds if the President's budget proposal passes Congress. Northside School District expects about 14 million in impact funds to vanish, with Supt. Rd Cody calling the cuts wrong as districts planned for federal base family allocations.
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Legislative Action Committee
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Tie
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Alanio Meiptls
Violent Texas Storm Subsides After Severe Weather
The storm that swept across northwest Texas and eastern areas eased in the early morning hours. District officials warned of rising property assessments and tax rates to offset impacted funds. School boards urged restoration of funds to avoid drastic program cuts and higher local taxes.
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Laos POW List Revealed by North Vietnam to U S Officials
The United States today received a common list of American prisoners of war held in Laos, shared by North Vietnamese diplomat Bavis. Defense sources said the list was previously omitted from North and South Vietnam POW tallies and did not immediately reveal the number of dates on it.
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San Antonio approves scaled Southwestern Bell rate hike
Southwestern Bell won a trimmed rate increase approved by the City Council, moving base rates up about 12.5 percent and adding roughly 4.9 million dollars in annual costs to San Antonio area customers. Edwards’ recommendation limited Bell’s request to 7.7 percent return on investment, after protests from SANTEL and residents over lack of public hearings. The new rates take effect in 16 days with specific changes to line and service charges.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
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Southwestern Bell
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Cost of Living Council
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Walker
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