Solon Rebuked by Ethics Panel in 3 Misconduct Charges
Washington reports the House Ethics Committee, in a 6-6 vote, found Rep. Robert Sikes guilty of misconduct on three charges tied to self dealing. The panel urged a full House reprimand. the inquiry, led by lawmakers from both parties, followed a seven week probe and was sparked by Common Cause allegations.
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Washington
UPI
House
Robert Sikes
Dpla
Sikes
Crestview
Fla
Lawrence Hopan
Maryland
Hemself
House Appropriaters
Fairehild Industries
Marida
First Navy Bank
Pensgacrils Navist Air Station
Winds of Freedom Festival Bus Service in San Jose
Bus service for the Winds of Freedom Festival runs from Wonderland and Alamo Stadium areas to the San Jose Mission grounds Wednesday to Sunday through Aug 23. Departures at 6:30 p.m. with 6:55 p.m. arrival, returns by 11:26 p.m., fares from 1 to 1.50 dollars. Reserved seats priced 1 to 2 dollars. general admission 1 to 1.5 dollars. Tickets at Joske's Sears Wards Chamber box office. For details call 227-5555.
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San Jose Mission
Wonerinside Incations
Mnission
Wonderland
Alamo Stadium
Tuleta Drive
St. Anthony
Travis Street
Hilton Palacio del
Mission
Hilton
St Anthony
Joske's
Sears and Wards
Chamber of Commerce
Extension pact extends FM 1976 near San Antonio region
The Texas Highway Department and Bexar County agree to extend FM 1976 almost two miles from Toepperwein Road to FM 1604. The county will buy right of way for the 7 Larne extension and the state will construct and maintain the roadway, improving access to Universal City and Randolph Air Force Base areas.
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Texas Highway Department
Bexar County
Toepperwein Road
FM 1604
7 Larne
Universal City
Randolph Air Force Base
Rabbi Assumes Duty At Temple Beth-El
Rabbi Samuel M. Stahl begins his tenure as the ninth spiritual leader of Temple Beth-El succeeding Rabbi Emeritus David Jacobson who retired after 38 years. A Sharon Pennsylvania native and Pitt graduate, he earned a Doctor of Hebrew Letters and was ordained in 1987. He previously led Temple B'nai Israel in Galveston and served as an Army chaplain at Ft Belvoir and in Seoul. He chaired the Galveston Ministerial Association and contributed to Catholic Jewish relations through ecumenical groups. He and his wife Lynn are parents to two daughters, Heather Sara and Alisa Michelle.
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Samuel M. Stahl
Temple Beth-El
David Jacobson
Rabbi Stahl
Temple B'nai Israel
Galveston
Sharon
University of Pittsburgh
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
Cincinnati
Texas
Stahl
Ft. Belvoir
Seoul
Korea
Galveston Ministerial Association
Galveston-Houston
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Solon Due
Claudette Alderete
Travis Park
Claudette
Mission Belles
Department of Parks and Recreation
Music Performance Trust
American Federation of Musicians Union
Local
Jean Osborne
Tee
Steres
Builtin
Tractope
Jack Grieder
RCA
Prugin Aceu
GE Washers & Bryers
Vatican II
Lynn
Heather Sara
Alisa Michelle
S. M. Stahl
Hacrame Alamo Pottery
Weidner
Germany
Wwines Beers
Lummler Eason
Courtin
Europe
Favorita
Marinen
Winté
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