San Antonio heats up as FHA fund jeopardized by high utility rates
City and FHA officials debated excessive rates charged by San Antonio Public Service Co for gas and electricity on a west side low-cost housing project. Federal Housing Authority representative Warren Morgens warned rates may jeopardize $7 million already earmarked plus $49 million in future federal funds. City officials instructed the attorney to review franchise laws and consider sourcing power externally or building own facilities to meet FHA requirements. Mayor Maverick pressed for a legal briefing and possible outside utility suppliers as council set to reexamine next week.
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McGown the mayor’s man Friday in San Antonio politics
Floyd MorGans McGown serves as executive assistant to Maury Maverick, shaping city reorganization with sharp memory and blunt style. A liberal with a hard edge, he demands lower prices, drives rapid decisions, and clashes when Maverick errs. He travels a vigorous work pace, moonlighting on a Boerne ranch, and balances a busy personal life with three children.
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Plane honors Mexican hero during Brantiff observance
Brantiff Airways will dedicate six of its Douglas passenger planes to national and regional heroes as part of its eleventh birthday observances. Ceremonies are planned in Houston Oklahoma City Wichita and Chicago with officials and descendants taking part. Brantiff, started in 1928 in Oklahoma City, now runs 24 daily schedules over 19000 miles from the Great Lakes to the Gulf and seeks new routes to improve midwest service.
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Woman Drives 13,000-Pound Truck On Oregon Road
In Oregon June 1 a 110 pound woman known as Tom operates a 13,000 pound road truck with ease. Publicly she is Mrs. Carl Warren but works with the road crew, a job she has held since 1928.
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Boys Club Expands Programs in San Antonio
San Antonio Boys' club expands after passing the 00 mark with new facilities at 72 Valoresa Street. Enrollment to begin Monday as Evans Fitch, board member, says will start morning sessions from 9 to 12. New activities include wood burning with clay modeling, a roof ring for boxing, and additional books and shelves.
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