Water Policy Meeting Set by Gatti Amid Developer Pressure
City officials and water board members prepare to meet with private land developers before adopting new metropolitan area water policy guidelines. Gatti emphasizes three principles: CWE as sole water seller, developers to cover on-site mains, and WB to pay fair price for private systems in extraterritorial jurisdiction. Council to take up matter next week amid calls from HB Zachry and Clift Morton to delay.
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City Water Board
Gatti
CWE
Zachry
Clift Morton
Ralph Langley
Rosedale Park
Elmendorf Lake
Sedale Park
Yarrels
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S A Area Okay for Aid
Washington designated a central San Antonio area as a special impacted district eligible for federal economic aid. Senator Tower announced the step on Thursday, noting Nixon’s 1974 budget cut and that aid may cover up to 80 percent for public facilities, private business expansion, and job creation, within the city limits.
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Patrolman Is Suspended Over Alleged Shoplifting
San Antonio police officer Richard Cretini was suspended indefinitely without pay by Chief E. E. Peters after an off duty arrest on February 3 outside Handy Dan for taking three drill bit sets without paying. The officer, in civilian clothes, reportedly said he did not realize he walked away with the items and a doctor’s note cited memory lapse as a possible cause. He has 10 days to appeal to the Fire and Police Civil Service Commission.
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Richard Cresini
E. E. Peters
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Countersuit filed over Watergate clash at Democratic HQ
Former Democratic National Committee chair Laurance O’Brien sues Maurice Stans and Francis Tate for 11 million alleging aim to suppress rights after a June 1972 Watergate break in. Stans had earlier filed a five million suit against O’Brien tied to the incident.
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Irate duo stage holdup at drive-in market
A frenzied holdup at a drive-in market about 2 25 am Thursday left night manager Jesus Torres with a knife wound after a bottle was hurled through a dairy case. The gunman demanded cash and fired into the front of the store as the pair fled in a blue van. Police recovered the money bag and cigarettes near the rear alley. Other holdups under investigation include a bartender robbed for 150 dollars, a taxi driver threatened at Saltillo, and a liquor store robbery at 1 pm Wednesday with a pistol.
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Jife-Mart
N. Zarramora
Torres
Richard Lopez
C.C.D
Frio City, Road
Checker
Brnest Matheson
Hemisfair Plaza
Saltillo
McCullogh
Obituary: Ex-Tax Collector Pleads Guilty in Newark
Edward A. McDermott 90 of 438 Mason, Swift, pleaded guilty to failing to file. A rosary for Marie E is planned at Lee, NL, with Requiem at St Patrick's and interment at Ft Sam Houston National Cemetery. Survivors: three daughters, two sons, three grandchildren. GOING UP HILL notes San Francisco cable cars max speed of 9 miles per hour.
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Swift
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