Primary Contests Vary in Statewide Races and Local Courts
The article lists Democratic and Republican primary races across multiple state senate districts and local judicial seats. Incumbents such as Glenn Kathimani Tony Dramsberger Don Cartwright Abe Ribak Dan Jones Bill Hancock Bob Garcia Jack Brown and Charles Barrow face opposition or unopposed bids. Several 57 series districts feature challengers, and local judges Eight judges secured re election with no primary opposition.
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Senate
Glenn Kathimani
Charles Sanford
Romulo’ Marisuiad
GOP
Replat
Democratic Prima
Tony Dramsberger
Ladle Rule
Frask Tejeda
Ron Bird
Charles A. Balear
Abraham D
Abe” Ribak
George Piere
Don Cartwright
Joe Jarrett
Gene B. West
48Th
Ron Rains
Chris Brasher
Gwe
San Marcos
Numbent Sages Navalin
Patrick E. Clarke
John O'Connell
Olivia Garza
Gor
Hale Rivera
Raza Unidy
Bob Vale
John le Sanches
Janues, Ortiz
Charlie Campos Jr
Willie’ Macias
C. P. Connie’ Pogue
Jerry Villareal Pogue
Dan Jones
San Antonio
Charles Barrow
4Th Court of Civil Appeals
Donald B. Yarbrough
Houston
State Offices contested results and unopposed nominees
The report lists unopposed nominations for the Duroc and other offices. Charles W. Barrow and Donati Yarbrough seek reelection after partial runs, with vacancies in the Supreme Court and Crimial Appeals Court noted. Party switches and prior positions appear alongside mentions of candidates for the Railroad Commission and Senate seats.
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Duroc
Charles W. Barrow
San Antonio
Lous Lemiin
A Crosby
Tos
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Bentsen Confident Amid Campaign Rallies and Talks
The article notes Mrs. Bentsen hosting events in San Antonio, including an afternoon tea sponsored by senior citizens. At a news conference Bentsen predicted Carter would win several Texas votes and outlined delegate prospects, while pledging to support a deregulation bill and praising or predicting House action. He planned to return to Washington Tuesday and attend local supporter gatherings in Texas communities.
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Bentsen
San Antonio
Grindole
Carter
Texas
Matty Cearpix
Tie Senutay
Washington
Suburban Towns Eye Own EMS Plan Amid Billing Controversy
Suburban towns in Northeastern Boxar County and Guadalupe County push an independent EMS system led by Schertz fire and emergency services. The plan contemplates per call billing with delays over per capita charges and potential city council actions and balloting in upcoming March and April meetings.
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Jan Jardol
Syston
Emurpinay
Boxar County
Guadalupe County
Art Napet
Countey Village
Chairan
Cownett
Scherté
Als
Nagel Gala
Carcitic
Bat Hat Live Oak
Daum Harper
EMS
San Antonio
San
Disputed Aquifer Board to Hear Edwards Notes in San Antonio
The Water Quality Board will hold a meeting to discuss protections for the Edwards Aquifer. Proceedings are scheduled in the San Antonio area with sessions at the Houston Science Center as part of the San Marcos and San Antonio area hearings.
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Austin
Meet Kun
Sim Marcos
Edwards
San Marcean
San Adtonio Hustth Science Center
University of
Tess
Neighborhood Garage Sales Draw Fire and Zoning Complaints
Residents file a complaint about weekly garage porch and yard sales in the 60 block of E Southcross, deeming them a zoning violation and fire risk. City official W. Lindley explains residents can file a formal complaint, potentially leading to a court fine up to 200 dollars and cessation of sales. Also included are letters about Elvis Presley correspondence and San Antonio College English courses for non native speakers with class start dates and contact numbers.
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Qhi¢Ky
Garyi Jackson Jr
W. &. Lindley
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Building and Planning Administration
Moynihan Resigns U.N. Post to Take Harvard Teaching Job
White House aides said Moynihan would leave the United Nations to join Harvard as a professor, while President Ford affirmed the U.S. will maintain its strong position at the U.N. The resignation was accepted with regret and there was no immediate word on a successor. Ron Nessen was expected to be named to succeed Moynihan.
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Washington
Patrick Moynihan
White House
America
United Nations
U.S
Ford
Moynillin
Teneen
Harvard
Pard
Ron Nes
Pssable
Fire Damages Five Bedroom Home in Vanderburtt Street
Careless finding blamed for a Monday blaze that damaged a five bedroom house at 140 Vanderburtt Dist Five. Chief Geert Trevino and firefighters battled the fire about an hour before bringing it under control. Mrs Joanne Bloodworth resident said a humming mattress was found and a rag attempt occurred before calling the fire department. No injuries reported.
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Vanderburtt
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Geert Trevino
Joanne Bloodworth
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