County Judge Reeve abandons punch card voting plan
County Judge Mair Reever admitted he lost faith in computer tabulation after Dallas County sold its card system for electronic voting. He advocates paper ballots in small precincts and cites prior opposition from commissioners Plach and Pena. Reeves had backed Pineheard voting with Stalhandske, whose effort lasted five months before being dropped last October due to concerns punch cards cause more problems.
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Couny
Taint Sloth
Ske Jing
Couinty
Mair Reever
Dallas County
Reeve
Urnaut
Ucea
Reeves
Stalhandske
Andske
Hexar County
A. J. Plach
Albert Pena
Stolhandske
Plach
Pay Board Debates Increases Amid Controls And Eviction Order
The Pay Board weighs higher raises beyond guidelines for coal miners and signalmen while urging restraint. Separately the Justice Department issues a temporary restraining order preventing eviction of a tenant who withheld $15 in rent, marking a first Phase 2 control action since last November.
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Justice Department
Elizabeth
Justice
Local death verdict awaited in Paul Flowers case
A medical examiner's verdict was pending Wednesday in the death of 62 year old Paul Flowers of 518 Montana. Flowers was dead on arrival at Robert Green Hospital after being found at the foot of a flight of stairs at his home. Patrolman William Baker speculated the man may have fallen downstairs.
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Paul Flowers
San Antonio newspaper subscription rates and abroad postings
Public subscription rates by carrier for San Antonio and international sections list daily and Sunday prices. Rates cover daily only, Sunday only, or both, with separate figures for U S and foreign territories. The document appears as a historical price sheet from the Associated Press era.
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San Antonio
Daly
USAA Studies Four Day Week At Major Dallas Firm
USAA, the citys largest employer, weighs whether to permanently adopt the four day work week after Phase 1 ends. About 3,100 employees report high enthusiasm and reduced fatigue with 38 hour weeks, starting 7 30 am and ending 5 30 pm with a 30 minute lunch. Directors will decide whether to extend, modify, or revert to a five day schedule.
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Warren Jennings
Services Automobile Association
Finte Usaa
USAA
Nixon
Wwe
Copter Sets Record for City Police Aviation Flights
A City County helicopter set a record in December with 103.3 hours of traffic and crime missions, far above September’s 62.2 hours and October’s 76 hours. Since maiden flight, it has accumulated 276.2 hours total, with substantial city and county missions reported by police and sheriff officials.
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Jay
Ivelian
San Antonin Police
Bextn County Sherif
Chiles
Sheriff’s Dept
Dan Peck
Tursan
Crime witness testimony at Texas inquiry raises narcotics and gambling links
Joe Phillips, chief crime investigator for the U S House Judiciary Committee on Crime, testified for over two hours about narcotics trafficking from Mexico through San Antonio and gambling in Texas and South Texas. He described a $25 million annual betting volume, noted theft of muloma bites for sale in Mexico, and urged aggressive community action. Also slated to testify were Morris Talte and Jack Halten, with more individuals alleged to be involved in local organized crime expected before the probe ends.
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Joe Phillips
Coset
U.S. House
U.S
Phillips
Antonia
Mexico
United States
Texas
Sat Antona
St Oy
Sai
San Antonio
Jaffe
Halten
Aspee
Butler
Man Faces Ten Year Sentence In Burglary Case
A San Aliticio man, Hector J. Sauches of 1219 S Hamilton, was sentenced to ten years for burglary in connection with the robbery of David Cabido, 102 Denches, Las Oy. The case was decided Tuesday by Judge Daniel Bare Tow. The article notes a Moscow trip related to the Nobel Prize insignia presentation to Alexander Solzhenitsyn by the Royal Swedish Academy of Letters in spring.
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San Aliticio
Pailly
Hector J. Sauches
S. Hamilton
David Cabido
Denches
Las Oy
Moscow
Stocknolm
Royal Swedial Academy of Letters
Nahel Prize
Alexander Selahenitsyn
Ruling on School Funds Sparks Fear and Unrest in Community
Educators warn the federal ruling on financing public schools may force unequal funding across districts. District leaders Callie Smith and Beanie Steinhauser discuss potential effects on enrichment programs special services and required state planning while signaling possible gains for some districts and broad concerns over shared tax burdens and bond issues.
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Callie Smith
Harlandale
Beanie Steinhauser
Southwest
Steinhauser
Roy Pote
Steinhwueer
Selugi
Hithindele
Atknet
Iran
Cout
Collinus
Texas Education Agency
Hmvaven
Sinin
Geo
Amore
A Smilby
Texas
Hypnotist Yoon Ya Aims World Record Under Hypnosis
Paris report says hypnotist Yoon Ya plans to break the world endurance record by remaining in a trance for 100 hours. Sonia Laureens, Mrs. France, will attend the event in a bid to raise the current mark of 66 hours under supervision of a designated judge.
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Paris
UPN
Yoon
Sonia Laureens
France
Danirs
Light's Action Line on Recycling and Community Effort
The article discusses Navarre and Peran mail boxes as part of a wider recycling maintenance program. It highlights efforts to save old newspapers and bottles for archaeology, urges better disposal solutions for newsprint, aluminum, and glass, and notes issues with the ROT program, including noncompliant trash at collection sites and municipal interest in reviving recycling business practices.
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Navarre
Peran
Piper Manuhihivers
Mies Fay
Project Recyele
ROT
West Collession
Texas
Haway Department
Citizens For A Better Environment
CRE
ROE
Ray
CBE
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Centrac America
South Amepies
Associated Press
Associated Peis
Usaa Work
Paige
By Joris Wright
Smith
Sendenta
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Antonis Chie Hennate
Belinda Vilarreal
Collin
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Vane
Cilaman
Apierlean Bar Association
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