Alamo Heights Homemaking Demo Delivers Okinawan Cuisine
The Alamo Heights homemaking department will host a gourmet cooking demonstration at 1:30 pm Thursday in the Homemaking Cottage 110 E Fair Oaks. Dr Dial of the Bexar County Medical Society has a canceled recorded message. The San Antonio Convention and Visitors Bureau receives a new advertising award from Association Management tonqucine for its campaigns. A spot bid sale of surplus government property at East Kelly AFB Building 000 starts at 8 am Thursday with items like beds clocks refrigerators and chairs. Rabies vaccines offered Jan 2023 at Pablo's Grove and Central Facility in Brackenridge Park with a $4 fee. The 2001 Tex Junior Miss finals are set for Jan 2022 at the New Braunfels Civic Center with winner advancing to Mobile Alabama in May. San Antonio Association for Education of Young Children to sponsor a workshop for teachers in Ward Communities.
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Alamo Heights
E. Fair Oaks
Okinawa
San Antonio
Defense Property Disposal Office
Torsday iv
East Kelly Aie Force Base
New Braunfels Civic Center
New Uvaardels
Armorica
Mobile
Ala
City Council orders take it or leave it land deal vote
On January 5 1987 the City Council moved to grant the federal government a take it or leave it arrangement for farmland at the Hemis Fair site. The same issue notes events from 1957 1927 1917 1907 and 1897 about local planning health milk supply and public notices. The items highlight civic actions and historical references in San Antonio.
Absentee voting drives shape Sharon Watking conference
A chaotic report from Sharon Watking outlines absentee voting plans for a Wednesday election shaping city politics. East Side activist groups and clergy staged a press conference arguing districting and representation issues, with county and precinct leaders insisting on open processes and campaign finance scrutiny amid calls for reform.
Public Executions Televised Draw Mixed Public Opinion
Interviews show varied views on televising executions. Some residents like Garnavid and Wagner oppose televised death penalties citing harm to children and sensationalism, while others like Golden support it as crime deterrence though limit viewing for minors. Debates reference Orwell and concern over fear of death and public consciousness.
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Ceorge Gira
AG Gibbs
Garnavid
Helen Mickelson
Dallas
She Logan
B. Commerce
Ution
Butt
Joan Wagner
French
Sid
George Orwell
Adi Vangie Turner
Gus Kendall
William Golden
Houston
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
U.S. Treasury Department
Judge OKs CPS bond sale amid injunction fight
U S District Judge John H. Wood Jr denied a request to halt the sale of $40 million in CPS revenue bonds set for 11 am Thursday. Austin seeks an injunction pending appeal of a class action challenging CPS trustees’ self perpetuating appointment method. An emergency decision by a federal appeals panel in New Orleans is pending. Proceeds fund South Texas Nuclear Project, with Freeman warning bond terms and penalties could cost taxpayers.
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Sharon Watkins
U.S. Dist
John H. Wood Jr
Crate Austin
CPS
Sih U.S
Court of Appeals
Orleans
Austin
Word
Clifton Tyrd
Wood
Who's to Judge Judge Poll By O Lene Stone
San Antonio lawyers may not learn the poll results on focal judges. The San Antonio Bar Association debated whether to publish ratings while bar association president Charles L. Smith warned no decision had been made. Critics called the poll a waste of money, noting many attorneys never appeared before the judged, while supporters defended its honesty and objectivity.
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O'Lene Stone
San Antonio
San Antonio Bar Association
Bar Association
Charles L. Smith
Har
Wey
Atention
Smith
Dal
Wik
Nouston
Dallas
Meanwintt
Ering
Red Se
Argu
Semidan
Sid
Semaun
Serrath
Strike at Friedrich Refrigeration Stays Firm
The Local 730 union of the Saleradtignal Electrical Radio and Machine Workers continued its strike at Friedrich Refrigeration and 70 assembly employees joined a dawn to dusk picket. Union leader Rodrigues said most workers stayed out pending wage and benefit talks and that the strike remains peaceful and persistent.
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Tilt Giron
Friedrich
Saleradtignal Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers
Onaingiant
Pan Am
Comerystemene
Rudy Rudiotes
Rodriguez
Kompany
Suike
Sonuacl Nella
Raidrigues
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Robert Kacey
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Diviniy Ag
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Wwitt
Clifton Byrd
East Side
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