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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1976

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Council Extends Tax Board Deadline To February Eighteen

City Council extends the three member board of equalization deadline to Feb 18 after City Charter set Jan 15. City Attorney notes charter limit but cites case law allowing post deadline actions under workload. Board began Aug 2, has been paid 31650 dollars, with 3800 residential cases pending and no commercial cases.

Jan Jarboe Board of Equalization Jim Parker Parker County Board of Equalization Sam Granata Bexar County Grand Jury Granata

Alamo Heights High School Class Averages and College Trends

The 1978 Alamo Heights High School cohort shows 2 of 400 students with a 40 grade average and 80.3 percent attending college. About 13 percent study in out of state colleges. Verbal and math scores at AH rival national norms, with 471 verbal and 520 math locally versus 445 and 438 nationwide.

Eotors Alamo Heights High School Alamo Helghin College Board Alamo Heights

76 No Bust No Boom Predicts Modest 1976 Growth

New York economist Robert J. Eggert forecast a better but not booming 1976 economy during the Bicentennial year. Speaking in San Antonio at the International Stockmen's School, he cited a five percent GNP deflator, continued wage growth, slower inflation, and two million more jobs in 1976. Texas’s energy-linked economy helped resist inflation. He noted tax cuts, credit use, and better crop prospects would boost consumer spending, with car sales up 17 percent from 1975’s low.

Morris Willson New York Robert J. Eggert RCA San Antonio Convention Center U.S Eggert Epaert Texas Lone Star

AACOG Keeps Waste Water Advisory Chair Despite Governor Decision

Alamo Area Council of Governments board agrees to let the governor’s 4 member waste water advisory committee stand. Gien Hartman criticizes exclusion of environmental groups and advocates a middle position while AACOG maintains a 3 member Water Quality Management Committee parallel to the governor’s panel. The group backs a $1.1 million EPA funded plan and submits Camino Real Health Systems Agency application to HEW after public criticism of the board’s makeup.

David Manley Briscoe Alamo Area AACOG Hartmun Hartman Federal Environmental Protection Agency Governor’s Office AACQG San Antonio Camino Real Health Systems Agency U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Cockrell

Work Ethic seminar in two employment systems set

A seminar titled The Work Ethic in Two Employment Systems runs from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Our Lady of the Lake University, organized by the American Issues Forum Committee and the San Antonio IMAGE Women’s Series. Nearby events include Women’s Work in Story and Song at the downtown YWCA and open house at the UT Health Science Center dental auxiliary sector.

Our Lady of the Lake University American Issues Forum Committee San Antonio IMAGE YWCA National Organization For Women University of Texas Health Science Center At

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