Baxar Today Photo Sale Sponsors Local Event
The Woodkiwn Cayners CIUP sponsor a photo sale at the Baxar Today event. Long passage notes various figures from local organizations and schools, including United Methodists, city officials, and teachers associations, with references to ceremonies and memberships.
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Cayners Ciup
Dale Brida Freany
Fersed United
Eric Ah
Ysa rd 35 From The Light Files
A mosaic of brief dated notes from San Antonio history spanning 1836 to 1966. Entries cover water complaints at Alamo Heights, Yankees' 3 3 tie with Kansas City, county patrol dissolution, saloon decor changes, and local civic weather and events.
To Sue or Not to Sue Delayed by City Council Vote
City Council delays decision on suing the Justice Department under the Voting Rights Act, planning to revisit next week along with a charter election resolution. Key votes split with Cisneros plus Rohde Black Hartman opposing a suit and Cockrell Pyndus Nielsen supporting it.
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Tiligiron
Justice Department
Counciiman
Henry Cisneros
al Rohde
Claude Black
Glen Hartman
Cisneros
Cockrell
Phil Pyndus
D. Ford Nielsen
Bob Bina
Richard Teniente
Crawford Reeder
Rower
Reeder
COPS Presses CPS Policy Reform For Utility Extensions
COPS argues CPS extension rules act as a subsidy to developers and seek changes ahead of a CPS rate hearing. Beatrice Giliega notes wiring costs have risen since 1988 while policy remains decade old, with a one week revision target set by the subcommittee chaired by Glen Hartman.
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City Water Board
CPS
COPS
Beatrice Giliega
Glen Hartman
Ford Nielsen
Phil Pyndus
Henry Cisiercs
Bob Billa
Couple invokes due process over contempt in IRS records case
A San Amoma couple, John and (last name obfuscated) Zimarermin, files a federal affidavit claiming denial of due process after being held in contempt for failing to turnover personal books during an IRS audit. They request an oral hearing within five days or dismissal of the contempt order, alleging mishandling by a U.S. marshal and an assistant U.S. attorney and improper summons delivery.
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San Amioma
Internal Revenue Service
Federal District Court i
John R. Zimarermin
Skylark
Rand
U.S
Aml
City Manager Granata Gets 3.5 Percent Pay Increase
City Council approved Sam Granata’s raise by 2755 a year to 52640 amid controversy. Councilman Rohde opposed and sought outside legal advice from Allison and Davies, which warned the ordinance could extend Granata’s contract to August 1, 1977, with renewal due December 31. City Attorney Parker said the contract cannot be extended past Deral and noted salary raises require council approval for city manager, clerk, and municipal judges under the charter.
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Sam Granata
Cing
Granata
al Rohde
Rohde
Allison and Davies
Jim Parker
Deral
Windsor Park Mall Grand Opening Aims Economic Boost
Grand opening draws about 100000 attendees as Melvin Simon predicts ongoing prosperity despite ups and downs and notes Windsor Park Mall will generate substantial local and state tax revenues. The 108 store center at SH 35 and Walter Road anchors 5000 jobs with over 10 million in annual sales potential.
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Morris Willson
Doirmate
Windsor Park Mall
San Antonio
Melvin Simon
Simian
Simon
Indianapolia
Ind
Wandsor Park Mall
Coop
SH 35
Walter Road
el Paso
Candice Grey
Lorettn Lang
Susan
D J s Shop Opens at Windsor Park Mall
DJ s Boys Shop debuts Thursday in Windsor Park Mall on the upper level with brand name wear for young men and boys. Owner David Rubio brings 16 years in the field with managers Greg Dykes and Doris Evans assisting shoppers. Mary Benen directed decor at the mall in San Antonio.
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Windsor Park Mall
Dj's Boys
Evel
Righ
David Rubio
Greg Dykes
Doris Evans
Mary Benen
Windsor Park
San Antonidi
TV Repair Firm Sues Southwestern Bell for 5.8 Million
Jesus Chavez owner of Empire IV Sales and Service sues Southwestern Bell claiming burglary and repeated phone disconnections crippled his business. He alleges a repairman entered his shop, cut lines, and the firm’s phone service was unlawfully interrupted forcing closures and unemployment.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Jesus Chavez
Empire IV Sales and Service
Tema 2
Chavez
Repiarman
Masked gunman fails in two robberies at Taco Bell and HEB
A masked gunman in a ski mask attempted two robberies within hours, first at Taco Bell on San Pedro and then at HEB on Hillcrest. In both visits the robber fled after the store staff resisted and money was not taken.
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Taco Bell
San Pedro
Pete Avelar
Avelar
Ile
HEB Food
Hillcrest
Karl Duckernin
Duckumin
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