Parity Study Prompts City Firemen Pay Review
City Manager Loyd Hunt and Associate City Manager George Bichsel study parity for firemen at all levels while council supports the manager’s decision. Capt. Curtis Franz urges full parity for all firemen. current budget voting shows unified increases for police and patrolmen with debates over firefighter pay and tax impact. The budget totals 41.7 million with no tax hike, and proposes dog license increases and animal control improvements as part of broader city spending.
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Loyd Hunt
George Bichsel
Curtis Franz
San Antonio
Franz
Linda Ramirez
Henry Mamoz Jr
American Federation of State, Carty
Ramirez
Munoz
Robert MacDonald
Intergovernmental Services
Subscription rates and delivery details for the San Antonio Light
San Antonio Light lists subscription and postage rates for readers in Texas and beyond. It shows daily and Sunday options, monthly and yearly plans, and special foreign rates, with a note about publication frequency and distribution areas.
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San Antono
Tasas
Texas
Model Cities results mixed says San Antonio mayor
San Antonio Mayor Gott evaluates the Model Cities program as having real tangible gains and notable failures. He cites low income housing as the biggest shortcoming and predicts the next council faces tough funding decisions as the five year plan nears its end in 1974.
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Taxpayers League
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Madet Nelpihar
Dental Facility Proposal Approved for San Antonio Campus
AACAG approves the application for a new dental facility at the University of Texas Dental School in San Antonio to replace the current UT Medical School space. The plan includes labs, clinics, offices, and admin areas for students as the project moves to the Alamo Area Council of Governments executive committee for final review. A separate committee approved a community based program for the developmentally disabled in Comal County and a rehabilitation concept for Scohey Warehouse. A feasibility study costing 75000 will be launched if executive committee approval is obtained.
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University of Texas Dental School
San Amionte
AACAG
Health Coordinating Continee
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Utdssa
UT Medcal School
Alamo Avea
Green Hospital
Comal County
Jerome Parma
San Antonio Dental Society
James A. Schmielenoon
Health Coordination Cominitter
Scohey Warehouse
Medina
Goodwill Industries
Goodwill
Emco Development Incorporated
United States
Camnifire
Food stamp woes spotlight at Texas hearing
A San Antonio housewife testified that food stamps would not cover soup bones labeled dog food, while buyers used stamps to swap for meat substitutes. Gloria Rubio urged discounts and store disclosures, citing chain stores and political contributions. Witnesses described dishonest contracts, auto defects, and calls to license mechanics as a citizen’s fight against national firms. The Senate committee on consumer protection holds more hearings across the state, with the next meeting in Brownsville.
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San Antonia
Procery
Gloria Rubio
Ernie
Ant
Rubio
Texas Senate
Couney Cour
Conmitios
Bard
Warnity
Neil Limon
Hildebrane
Cit
Simon
Mihee
Angain
Meering
Lowing
Brownsville
Wing Colonel Gast Named New Randolph Commander
AF Wing Colonel Philip G. Cast is the new vice commander of the 2th Flying Training Wing at Randolph Air Force Base, succeeding Fred J. Mayer. Gast previously served as deputy director at the Pentagon and has commanded the Vh Tactical Fighter Squadron at Hahn Air Base Germany, with service in England Vietnam and Germany.
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Philip G. Cast
Randolph Air Force Base
Ak Fred J. Mayer
Gast
Air Force Headquarters
Pentagon
Eingland Vietnam
Germany
Hah
Ft. McNair
Washington, D.C
Vine
Winners in Texas State 4-H Horse Show at Freeman Coliseum
Winners across English pleasure, hunter hack, trail and call taping events are listed with top placements. Notable names include Mindy Furd, Gayla Doran, Elizabeth Holmgred, Hunter hack judge Russell Monk, and teams from Midland County, Arlington, Wilbarger, Bandera counties.
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Texas
Pearsall
Johiny Powell
Premont
Joe Sub- Jott
San Augustine
Jay Williams
Bexar County
Speedy Shutcheson
Bandera County
Midland County
Arlington High Riders
Wilbarger County
Demos Pledge All-Out L A Campaign
Bexar County Democratic Executive Committee plans an all-out effort to elect nominees in the November general election. Chairman Ben Shaw urges pledges to back the Democratic ticket from local to national levels, aims to boost voter registration and fundraising, and calls for monthly $1 per person contributions to fund county headquarters.
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Bexar County
Democratic Executive Committee
Ben Shaw
Court House
White House
Shaw
George McGavirnn
Nixon
Gunter Hotel
Adlance
Democratic
DA to Seek Mandatory Death Penalty Law in Texas
Houston based District Attorney Cora Vance will urge the Texas Legislature to enact a law making the death penalty mandatory for seven violent crime categories. These include murders during prison escapes. killing a law enforcement officer or guard. assassination of a public official. second offense murders. murders during hijackings of transit vehicles. intentional murder during kidnapping, robbery, rape, burglary, or arson. and related deadly crimes.
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Houston
UPI
Cora Vance
Texas
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