Austin Sits As Most Livable City In Country Opinion
A long reflective column favors Austin as America’s most livable city, citing a mayoral outlook and diverse civic landscape. The piece discusses San Antonio, Dallas, El Paso, and Phoenix, contrasting climates, accessibility, and culture while praising Austin’s forward view and distinct civic mood. It weaves in literary and cultural allusions and quotes about local identity.
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San Antonians
Frank Dobie
San Antonio
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Worden
Asta
Downtown May Get 3 Tourist Projects
City Manager Toni Huelier indicated three major tourist projects may be announced soon in San Antonio but refused to provide specifics citing risk to publicity. He addressed a gathering in El Mercado and dismissed claims of a split ethics scenario amid suburban tensions.
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Peny Developments
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Water Plan Revision Okayed by City Officials
Water plan revision approved amid funding and zoning changes. General Manager Robert Van Dyke cites 395 000 bond savings and notes the plan preserves main mains, storage facilities, and pumping sites while extending study to March. A city moratorium on the recharge zone and 24 hour parking lot construction near CWR facilities are also discussed.
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Refund Asked Of SAHA By DON WALDEN
The San Antonio Housing Authority must refund 89626.38 in federal funds after a city audit found salaries and fringe benefits paid to ineligible workers under the CETA program. City officials directed SAHA to issue the repayment by August 12 and to ensure future hiring complies with federal guidelines.
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Officials Plan To Cut Library Hours
City officials push to end Sunday and holiday library service to save ten thousand dollars annually. Library Director Mike Seaton notes past Sunday and holiday hours drew many patrons, while budget constraints prompt downtown library closures during holidays and Sundays. The plan awaits council action as next week’s meeting could set the final budget.
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Monfrey Touted for CPS Board Position in City News
John Monfrey, a twice-defeated mayoral candidate, seeks a seat on the City Public Service board of trustees after the vacancy created by Robert West. The City Council shows mixed support, with endorsement from some officials and reservations from Mayor Lida Cockrell. a formal recommendation process and next CPS trustee meeting loom.
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Suspect Sought in South Side Apartment Slaying
Police search Wednesday for four suspects in the shooting death of a woman at a South Side apartment complex. Cunnin Zuniga, 30, of Roosevelt Avenue was among those identified, with officers continuing to pursue leads and public tips as the investigation unfolds.
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Award From Federal Funds To Southwest Crate Center
Federal money totaling 5300 dollars is awarded to a center in San Antonio for providing legal administrative and professional services and supporting activities. The notice mentions Rep Henry Goneales and Sig WASHINGTON US in connection with the grant.
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Reinstatement of dismissed Calderon Boys Club chief
Tony Ramirez, once dismissed as Calderon branch chief, is reinstated on a six month probation after a Tuesday board meeting. Carmen Young retains salary and will head Calderon and Northside branches if funds permit, amid calls for procedural reforms and greater school advisory communication.
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San Antonio
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Dallas Clan Enjoying River Walk Sightseeing Afternoon
A Dallas family spends a Tuesday exploring San Antonio's River Walk. Susie and her relatives visit the boat ride, admire flowers, and note warm temperatures as they tour the Alamo City for a day of tourism and leisure.
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Thar
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