City candidates meet press in San Antonio session
Local contenders gathered Friday night as SHARON WATKINS reports on the city manager debate and CPS plans. Attendees included Tor Huebner and James C Willingham with critical takes on privatization, public service, and governance.
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Sharon Watkins
Light
Publica
Miley Mayuril
In & Arup
Meg
Maraner
Tor Huebner
City Public Service
San Antonio
The
Society of Journatists
Lilent Della Chi
Jol Montrey
Hucbrer
Rqunell
Mai
Sacramento
Krike
Monfroy
Huebner
San Atonio
Cockrell
Saylog Sto
Limigh
Dhe
Dose Sah Martin
Ruegagers
Insers
Cockrel
San Martin de Favor Apg
CPS
Ciuwres
Kort
Weil
Sim Martin
Tilt City
Hopefuls Draw Ballot Positions For April Election
Hopefuls drew ballot positions Friday for the April 2 election. Mayoral candidates include incumbent Lila Cackreth and challengers Dr Jose San Martin and Toho Montrey. District races list candidates such as Henry G. Cisneros in District 1 and Murphy Gilford in District 2, with dozens more names across districts. Ballots will be finalized Monday for printing.
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Sun Stone
Connectiin
Nce Council
Glasen
Finister
Betta
Lila Cackreth
Sind
Jose San Martin
Toho Montrey
Lst
Rtine
Samn Martin
Montrey
Gockyell Inti
Henry G. Cisneros
Oneunbhen
Ford Nielsen
Phil Pyytlis
Jim Dement
Paller
Wile
Glen Hadman
Prinilegs
Campaign spending reported by city candidates
City candidates filed campaign finance reports totaling 103,762 with 80 candidates reporting by Friday. District 6 incumbent Al Rohde showed no contributions or expenses, but his campaign committee spent 3,287. Rohde’s show paid 1.04 to a contractor and the rest from Rohde. District 2 candidate Joe Webb spent 1,448 of a 2,00 loan. opponent Charles Williams reported 1,204 in contributions and spent 1,136. District 4’s Stronk Wing led outlays at 1,482 with 1,600 in subcontributions. Edmundo Zaragasa listed 200 donations as top contributor. District 4 contender Wille Meyer reported 275 contributions and 1,301 expenses. District 5’s Couples Zone had 1,020 contributions and 838 spending. Rudy C. Cruz of District 2 had 1,984 treasury with 1,000 loan from self and large spend. Thompson of District 6 reported 985 spending with no contributions. Joe Alderete of District 7 had contributions and 238 expenses. Witte Vetter in District 8 had no contributions and 385 expenditures. John Steen of District 1 received and spent 80, including a 2,003 contribution to himself for a mayoral poll, then did not run again.
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Shair Ramapuriges
Satthe
Couscihriin al Rohde
Citizens
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Rohde
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Joe Webb
Campaigd
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Sronk Wing
Edmundo Zaragasa
Uwe
Wille Meyer
Rudy C. Cruz
Beanddidgete
Boo “Thompson
Joe Alderete
Hart
Witte Vetter
Tastret
John Steen
Sten
Tucker Gibson
Steen
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Things Heat Up Municipal Struggles in City Race
Rich Greene, disqualified for District 2 petition issues, backs Joe Webbs in the East Side race and announces a 1978 City Council bid. Helen Waller lodges a formal complaint about transit bench space selling for campaigns as gas rate relief debates prompt calls for state action.
Water shortage seen for Los Angeles area
Texas House Speaker Bill Clayton warned in San Antonio that a national energy crunch signals worsening water scarcity for California and Texas. He projected Texas will face major water shortages as growth strains supplies, arguing the state could become a deficit region unless conservation and planning advance.
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San Antonio
Texas
Texas Huse
Bill Clayton
Wowie
Clayton
AK Wiées Serendeagy Forday
Texas Water Conservation Association
Shetiilion
Pilkasio Uel Rio Hore
Clapton
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Socialist’ Workers Party
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