Loan Rules Help Students As Federal Aid Expands
Dallas education officials say new rules for the Guaranteed Student Loan program widen eligibility and raise annual loan limits. Under Public Law 923/4 changes take effect March 1, with higher income eligibility and a boost in annual loans from 1500 to 2500 and a cumulative ceiling to 10000. Workshops, including in San Antonio, explain the revised provisions and the need test for subsidized interest.
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Senate term extents set after reappointment draw
The Light's Austin Bureau reports senators draw for two or four year terms. Kathy Mann and Rothmann receive four year terms while Wolff and Traeger draw two year terms. Rothmann drew the four year term from the odd numbers. Wolff drew 16 and Traeger 25 as part of term staggering after reapportionment.
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Ice Storm Crop Damage Unlikely In Local Report
Vegetable growers say winter crops like cabbage and carrots are insulated by ice and show limited damage potential. County agent notes possible harvest slowdowns. wrecking firms report heavy call volume and slippery roads with drivers missing work. Local cabs struggle to reach customers amid ongoing conditions.
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Embryo Transplant Brings New Calf to San Antonio Farm
A pure Mood Simmental calf born at Vista Farms in Western Be County marks a milestone in embryo transplant technology. Donor cow shipped to San Antonio for gestation and cesarean birth on Christmas Eve. calf weighs 190 to 200 pounds more at market than a normal Angus. The operation, performed in Oklahoma, signals future lab-based cattle breeding with potential medical and space research links, though cost and ethics temper wholesale use. Rio Vista Farms owners are Walter W. McAllister Jr., Albert West Tid, and Charles Sawtelle.
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San Antonio Gait Vee Hearst Subscription Rates Notice
Public subscription notice for the San Antonio publication lists mailing options and rates by daily, Sunday, or combined service. Rates vary by domestic, out of state, and international destinations including Mexico, Canada, and foreign countries, with special pricing for daily and Sunday editions. The notice confirms Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
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City parks department moves on La Villita Phase I plan
River Walk Commission approved Phase I of the La Villita Renovation project at Palo Rio Hotel. The work includes utility reland planning and new sound system on Juarez Plaza with costs around 125000 to 130000, funded by city bonds and HUD. Phase I aims to restore La Villita and attract pedestrians from River Bend, with later phases targeting National Plaza and wrought iron and stone detailing.
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San Antonio area to seek 4.5 million federal grant
The San Antonio Development Agency plans to file for 4.5 million in federal funds to finance a Neighborhood Development Program on the East Side bounded by Ft. Sam Houston Salado Creek U S 90 and JH 47 covering about 6 000 acres and an estimated 38 000 people The program aims to redevelop blighted areas by acquiring 108 parcels and restoring 75 residential and commercial properties while upgrading curbs sidewalks and drainage A separate action rejected a bid on two parcels and will solicit bids instead Landscape architects were hired for Apache Creek project design plans.
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City Council weighs tax exemptions for seniors and disabled
City officials including City Manager Loyd Hutt discuss tax exemptions amid debate on expanding age and veteran relief. San Antonio leaders note current local property tax structure and consider amendments to allow exemptions up to 3,000 dollars for qualified property values. Mayor Gatti voices concern over a weak tax base and the need for state constitution amenable amendments.
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