San Antonio Aquifer Moratorium Sparks City Debate
City officials struggle over the Edwards aquifer moratorium amid a second court halt. U S District Judge Adrian Speirs delayed enforcement until June 2 on a 750000 damage suit while a separate June 27 order affects a 200 million suit. Council members from Mayor Pro Tem Henry Cisneros to Joe Alderete seek stringent rules, with options ranging from tighter construction bans to revised subdivision and land use plans.
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Mock Sclons Like Real By CACTUS PRYOR
A garbled column mocks political events and figures including Gov Dolph and President Jimmy. It notes a Travis County grand jury indicting six people over educator funds and mentions a Dallas man arrested with marijuana. Confusing snippets imply a satirical take on Texas politics and police antics.
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Travis County
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New Device Increases Air Traffic Safety At San Antonio
Keith Elliott reports a new minimum safe altitude warning MSAW system will improve safety at International Airport. Airport official Bill Czervinske says the device, added to the radar system, monitors aircraft flight paths and alerts controllers. San Antonio becomes one of the first major airports to install the FAA MSAW amid ongoing safety enhancements.
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San Antonio
Texas
City Plans Space Needs For Five Years
The city planning department report says current space totals 235 000 square feet and will rise to 24 461 square feet in five years. By 2000 the need is 424 350 square feet. Daryl J Engel notes Frost Bank Tower site could centralize key city departments. The report cites urgent needs in parks and facilities not adequately addressed.
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Land Use Planners Debate Edwards Aquifer Rules
City Planning Commission members softened language on land use objectives for the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone. Commissioner William Dodds opposed a two acre minimum for residential lots and questioned city reach. He noted county and federal actions will greatly influence water quality and urged restraint on city power.
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Rate Relief for All CPS Residents Proposed by City Council
City Council considers a winter rate relief plan benefiting all CPS customers including those who do not buy gas. Mayor Pro Tem Henry Claneres favors about 24 dollars in rebates over four winter months, funded by a 78 cent monthly CPS charge. A 1,448 non gas buyers group could reduce the rebate amount, with a sliding scale discussed to aid low income customers.
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City Public Service
CPS
Henry Claneres
Hie
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Jim Parker
Cisneros
Parker
CP4
Cisverns
Don Thompson
Information Services
Sail Cisneros
Principal's Transfer Fought by Local Students and Community
Students and parents at Burbank High oppose the transfer of principal Fred Schreiber to the district headquarters. The petition drive aims to keep him at the school, while SASD officials say the move promotes districtwide impact and federal program administration. About 40 administrators were reassigned districtwide in the latest reshuffle.
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Burbank High Schoo
Fred Schreiber
San Antonio
Yurbank
Schreiber
Shhm
Leciise
Gloria Martines
Burbank
Jin
Victor Rodriguez
SASD
Schweiber
Rodriguez
Convention Center Events and Schedules
List of upcoming events at the Convention Center with times and venues to help readers plan and avoid peak traffic in the Convinting Center area.
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Convinting Center
Plan argues re regulation of gas prices at TRC forum
Soule assistant special counsel for the Texas Railroad Commission urged phased in deregulation of natural gas prices at a Texas Gas Association meeting in San Antonio. He argued re regulation would stimulate production, citing studies, and said interstate price alignment could raise Texas gas prices but boost overall supply. He criticized administration proposals as insufficient and warned of potential shortages and dislocation. Krueger condemned more federal regulation while backing inquiry into data and substance.
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Texas
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