Wrecker drivers refuse to race to wrecks over contract
About 70 wrecker drivers met to discuss the city’s exclusive contract with San Antonio Wrecker Service. They agreed not to haul cars from accidents unless police called them, citing a restraining order against enforcing the contract. A hearing in Andrada v. city is set for next Thursday.
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Charles Franz
Seth District Court
Franklin Spears
San Aplasin
Johnny Andrada
Laurelwood
Nad
Franz
San Antonio
Bikes and Libraries Plan Approved by San Antonio City Council
San Antonio weighs bicycle and library master plans. The council OKed $400,000 library branches when funds allow, but voted to close the San Pedro branch. It also endorsed bikeway routes, with emphasis on commuting to work and school, and urged pedestrian friendly, auto mixed streets as in Europe.
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San Pedro
Ford Nielsen
Henry Cisperas
San Antonio
Austin
Corpus Christ
Dallas
el Paso
Fort Worth
Houston
Lila Cockrell
Se Mnar
Ineciumen
Thyear
Sename
Pram Bancock
SH 1
FM 1804
University of Texas At San Antonio
Salada Creek
Kine
Comanche
Liang East Parks
Apache Creek
Elmendorf Lake
Trinity Street
Delegates to Be Chosen for Texas Republican Primary
Delegates for both President Ford and challenger Ronald Reagan will meet at 2 pm on February 15 to select delegates for the May Texas Republican primary in district caucuses. Four delegates per district per candidate will be named during reopening meetings, with open sessions and public participation urged.
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Foard
Ronald Reagan
Texas
Selection Committee
Romineé
Namie
Kansas City
Pyndus Attacks Reassessment Over Home Omission
City-County Appraisal Board member Phil Pyndus criticizes the initial reappraisal for omitting his newly completed home in High Sierra. County records show a 4 814 full market value rendition for two land parcels, while the home value was assessed at 50 1079. Taxes on the house total over 300, with the county planning to bill for last year's house taxes after occupancy in December 1874. Pyndus says he forgets renditions, sometimes misplacing them among others he receives annually.
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Phil Pyndus
Pyndus
High Sierra
Viola’ Griffin
Man pays PG&E bill with pennies in Livermore
Richard Wagner 49 angry at high heating costs dumped 2 685 pennies on the Pacific Gas and Electric counter in Livermore California He said he installed a four thousand dollar skylight and reduced use of heaters to save money but his bill rose to 76 65 He declared a penny payment protest to the utility official with a curt remark about their service.
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Livermore
Calif
UPI
Richard Wagner
Weulakton
Crown
PGRE
Wagner
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Wonderland
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LaRonda
Harry Waratah
President Ford Committee
la Quinta
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