SARA asks price freeze exemption for three suburban cities
The San Antonio River Authority seeks an exemption from a nationwide price freeze to allow sewer rate increases for Universal City Converse and Live Oak Village. The board approved sending for a federal decision within seven days and authorized manager Pfeiffer to seek TWQB approval to expand Salatrillo Plant capacity to three and a half million gallons daily. The action includes bids for a secondary plant, eminent domain for Martinez Creek expansion, and relocations near Salado Creek.
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San Antonio
Sara
Ann B. Robinson
Universal City
Converse
Live Oak Village
Ralph Brown
Sara Board
Three Americas
Lution
Fred Pfeiffer
Texas Water Quality Board
Pfeiffer
Salatrillo Creek
Wagner Construction Co., Inc
Maine Road
Salado Creek
Camp Butlis
FP & E Construction Co., Inc
Martinez Creek
Protester Takes Hike Across Death Valley
Former Irish Olympic runner John Kelly, 43, set a cross valley record by walking 111 miles from a Shoshone village to Scotty's Castle in 31 hours change, amid 110 degree heat. He said the trek dramatizes opposition to British rule in Northern Ireland and U S complicity, calling Ireland a wasteland created by British aggression.
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Scotty's Castle
Calif
UPI
Death Valley
Northern Ireland
U.S
Briain
John Kelly
Scarty
Kelly
Public Stocks Recommended in Public Paces
Dr Malcolm Haydon-Bail urged public stocks to expose violent criminals in Workington England and proposed subsequent court sentences of work to reintegrate offenders into the community spirit.
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Worksop
England
UPI
Malcolm Haydon-Baillie
District Vacancy Is Filled by Appointing Oscar G Hernandez
Oscar G Hernandez of 130 Rosemont has been named to the Sir Antonio School District board filling the vacancy created by Mrs. Bentiwn Jones. The term ends in April. Hernandez is executive director of Project STAY and a college placement specialist. He formerly taught in Edgewood and has held memberships in professional organizations. He graduated from Lanier High School in 1962 and attended San Antonio College and St. Mary’s University. He also studied at Southwest Texas State University in 1963 and is a member of several civic and educational groups.
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Oscar G. Hernandez
Rosemont
Sir Antonio
Varaney
Bentiwn Jones
Hernandés
Edgewood
Ele
Lanier High School
San Aninio College
St. Mary's University
Southwest Tex State University
National Conference of
Chrisbang and
Jess
United Way Budget and Admissions Committee
Lutheran Commodity Services
LASD
Bankruptcies Fall in Western District of Texas for First Half 1974
Bert W. Thompson reported to Chief U.S. District Court Judge Adrian Spears that 341 bankruptcy cases were closed in the Western District of Texas during the first six months of 1974. Of these, 175 were filed in the San Antonio division, with 88 of the original 173 cases from San Antonio remaining pending at midyear. The report covers Austin, Waco, Del Rio, Pecos, Midland Odessa, and El Paso divisions, noting 200 new petitions in San Antonio at year start and 26 pending by July 1. El Paso held 221 pending petitions, while 1972 San Antonio closures totaled 201 for comparison.
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Bert W. Thompson
Western
Texas
U.S. District Court
Adrian Spears
Thompson
Perons
San Antonio
Civision
Austin
Waco
del Rin
Pecos
Midland- Ofessa
el Paso
Rattler Bites Adkins Woman Near Home
An Adkins woman, 58, was bitten on her left foot by a rattlesnake while walking around her home. She received initial treatment at Sana Reva Hospital and was later transferred to Methodist Hospital for further care.
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Adkins
Methodist
Argie A. Depriwa
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Salatrilla
TWQB
San Monio
Rattler
Tode
Rabed Dal
Jcpenney
Mioreless City
Terrell Plaza
Northwest Center
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