High Court Hangs Up on Bell Rate Review
The Texas Supreme Court declined to grant Southwestern Bell Telephone Co a full review of its $298.3 million rate increase request. The high court did not issue a written opinion, keeping in place a lower court decision and the Public Utility Commission action. Bell argues rates are confiscatory and seeks a trial de novo before a new hearing. six other Texas utilities backed Bell, while Travis County court had refused an injunction and limited evidence to that presented before the commission. Bell claims ongoing confiscation causes daily losses exceeding $308,000 while awaiting final resolution.
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Texas to require emotional testing for new peace officers
A Tejeda backed bill in Austin proposes expanding State training for new peace officers to include psychological and emotional testing after Sept 1 1978. The standards would be set by the Mental Health and Mental Retardation department, with testing every three years for active officers.
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Subscriptions Rates for Texas and Foreign Counties Ad in 1900s
San Antonio Light advertises subscription rates by mail and Sunday delivery across Texas and foreign counties. Rates show daily and Sunday prices, with regional options including Canada and Central America. The listing highlights weekly and monthly plans, with various delivery days and prices.
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