Tax Rate Hearings Under Way By Bexar Board of Equalization
The Bexar County Board of Equalization opened hearings on last year’s real and personal property values. About 200 cases are expected before two to three weeks of sessions, with some cancellations as owners settle. The process uses 25 percent of market value to compute yearly taxes, and last year valued reductions totaled 279,790 dollars. House Speaker Price Daniel Jr. said he will not seek re election but may run for statewide office.
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Charles G. Davis
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Davis
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Price Daniel Jr
Legal notices on consumer protection act and prison visit program
A letter notes Texas consumer protection power under the Deceptive Trade Practices Act and names contact points in San Antonio for assistance. It also details a bus trip coordinated by Bus Service for Visitors to the federal prison at La Tuna, with dates, pick up points, housing, and costs outlined for travelers from San Antonio and nearby cities.
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Consumer Protection
Texas Attorney General’s Office
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Main Plaza
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Federal Correctional Institution
LaTuna
Tex
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Light
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Body of Man Found in Bush Near Schwab Road
Special to The Light from New Braunfels reports the partly decomposed body of 31 year old Marlin Sada Jy, a Comal County auto mechanic, found in knee high weeds 500 yards from his Schwab Road home. An autopsy planned in San Antonio will determine if he was shot, with shell casings found nearby. His father reported him missing for several days. Sada left behind a wife and two children, and car ownership details were noted. Monuments were later erected at his home to recall a march from San Antonio to Austin protesting farm worker wages.
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Comal County
Schwab Road
SH 35
Marlin Sada Jy
Victor Striegler
Sada
Striegler
Sail Sada
Martin Sada Sr
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20 Billion Debt Limit Hike Sought in Testimony
Washington agencies seek a 20 billion rise to a 485 billion debt ceiling for federal indebtedness. Treasury Secretary George M. Shultz urged removal of a 6 4 percent interest cap on savings bonds and a 4 1 4 percent rate limit on most other Treasuries to enable higher yields and easier debt management amid the government’s vast obligations.
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Bases Face Gasoline Cuts at Brooks and Kelly AFB
Bases continue fuel shortages with Brooks AFB gas station closed Fridays and reopening Mondays. Kelly AFB stations run reduced hours and 55 percent of normal gasoline allocation. One of Brooks two stations closed. remaining open 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. No immediate rationing planned despite 45 percent curtailment. Station operations have been cut since mid May.
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Brooks Air Force Base
Kelly Afb
Nuclear units planned 4100 MW each with bond approval
CPS trustees report two 4100 megawatt nuclear power units, one to be completed in 1980 and the second in 1982. San Antonio City Council must approve the bond issue and any rate increases, per the trustees’ formal presentation.
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CPS
San Antonio
SEC probes meeting linked to gas reserves review
SEC spokesman says a meeting between Oil and Gas Division officials and a Coastal States Gas Corp. engineer was not tied to the South Texas gas shortage. The review focused on company reserves and filing contents as a routine matter, with no recent requests driving the session. Details of the Coastal States meeting remain undisclosed.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC Oil and Gas Division
Coastal States Gas Corp
South
Texas
SEC
U. S
Skylab Astronauts Press On Amid Power Curtailed
The Skylab crew Kerwin Conrad and Weitz continue Earth and solar observations and medical tests despite a 40 day power limit on their 6 day flights. A 3000 mile earth resources survey runs from Rapid City to Puerto Rico while scientists from 30 sites plan uses for infrared and visible photographs. Power shortages since May 25 have forced planners to trim experiments and dim nonessential equipment.
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Earth
Kerwin
Bill Thornton
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Weitz
Rapid City
8.D
Omaha
Neb
St. Louis
Atlanta
Savannah
Atlantic Ocean
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Deep Ocean Trench
U.S
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