City budget outlines fee hikes and staff cuts
The plan includes rising sewer and garbage fees for residents and a push to make services self sufficient using more federal revenue sharing. It proposes eliminating 12 vacant positions in police and reallocating others, plus reductions in fire department slots while maintaining core fire strength. Revenue projections show an overall rise driven by sales and property taxes, with some tax payments expected to fall short of prior estimates.
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Suspect Contiomen rir Mayes bo in hospital case
Police Thursday examined hundreds of numbers from an automobile and medical records as clues in a case tied to a Lutheran General Hospital nurse abducted from her apartment on June 3. Authorities said the suspect remains at large as investigators analyze license numbers found among the evidence and search for a motive.
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Shoes Stolen During Grand Opening Burglary
Police reported thieves broke the front door of Texas Shoes Inc during a grand opening weekend burglary. About 74 pairs of men’s and 41 pairs of women’s shoes, valued near 41050 dollars, were stolen along with a diverter saw and other items.
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Firecracker Ban Appealed By States And Associations
Washington federal appeals court hears challenges to the Consumer Safety Commission ban on firecrackers larger than the ladyfinger size. Hawaii and the Oklahoma Pyrotechnic Association seek to restore larger devices, arguing cultural and practical considerations. The CPSC restricts to 50 mg powder per device. the rules took effect last June ahead of this Fourth of July.
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Aquifer ban hampered by council concerns and legal challenge
San Antonio debates a moratorium banning construction over the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone amid a lawsuit filed in 168th District Court by San Antonio Properties and others. The suit contends the ban unconstitutional, while officials say the eight month pause aims to protect the city’s sole drinking water source and allows a consultant study to proceed. Building permits climb to 142 as enforcement begins.
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Tara’s Rise From Norfolk to Hollywood Casting Doors
Tara, once waitressing in Norfolk, pursued acting after meeting Jim Goldstone. She moved to California, watched filming, studied with Jeff Corey, and impressed Universal Studios casting directors, leading to a larger role on a roller coaster disaster film and a promising career path.
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