City To Gain Big CPSB Share From Public Utility
City officials expect a substantial increase in revenue from the public utility system as the CPSB board proposes about 1.83 million for the coming year rising to 3.73 million in ten years. Negotiations will continue in public meetings while the board defends a 5 percent share of train receipts and a fair return on city investment. The outlook is optimistic for a large city fund boost, though sentiment remains muted among officials.
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City Mobil Service Board
Ohd Don
Heiy Splan
City sewer tax plan eyed to fund large upgrades
Don Politico reports that Severole, derided by City Manager Andrews, aims to divert 1.75 to 1.99 million from homeowners into a sewer improvement fund under a five year program. Projects include Leon Creek mains, outfalls, Interceptor lines, and a new disposal plant with total costs near 9 million dollars.
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Severole
Andrews
Leon Creek
Science City
S— Banco
Si Ie
Salado Creek
Trevino Bond Practices Draw District Attorney Scrutiny
The district attorney questioned Trevino over bond practices, noting Trevino often followed DA recommendations. In several cases Trevino set bonds lower or higher based on specific recommendations, with several self defense claims influencing bail and one case ending with a $3500 bond.
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Trevise
Hite
District Attorney’s Office
Treving
Atorney
Valfog
Fred Sentaan
Holt
Dietrick Tudge
Brown
Seman Ad Treving
Justice of the Place
Lemnon
Trevino
Davis
I District
Trevine
John Honavides
Garland Wier Sali
Atty
H. . Garcia
Trevinn
Benavides
Garcia
Unclear probate fees stir county court fallout
A disjointed report alleges high appraisal charges and inflated fees in county probate work. Key figures include Joan Waldee, Tallie Bighamney, Loriie Uecker, Ray Jeffers, and Mary Daberkorn. Critics push for broader scrutiny as attorneys discuss petitions to extend tolls beyond current clerical staff.
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Albert Trevin Alihe
Davis
Charles Wo
Jan Wills
Votvert Tor
Joan Waldee
Seguin, Fort
Tallie Bighamney
Anderson
Loriie Uecker
Willy
Ray Jeffers
Mary Daberkorn
Rudy Gomez mix up in San Antonio court case
A county court records mix leads to confusion over Rudy Gomez identities in San Antonio. Judge Grace and Sheriff Kilday discuss prior release after a 50 day jail term and a later six month sentence for shoplifting, but the named individuals may be different people, with conflicting ages and addresses noted in the county court dockets.
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Charles W. Grace
Rudy Gomez
San Antonio
Grace
Owen Kilday
Rudy Gomez Lise
McCollum Burnett
Couhat
Grace Hac
Rudy Amesquita Goamen
N. Navidad
Gores
Bur Helt
Swho
Rudy Lerick Gomez
Leona
Yarborough Booms Vet Bill
Senator Yarborough of Texas urged passage of a veterans education bill that would allow veterans who have served since the end of the war to receive government benefits while attending college. He said the measure would open conventional opportunities to about 4,000,000 veterans, including around 200,000 in his state, with immediate effects on college enrollment.
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Washington
UPD
Sen
Yarborough
Dtexas
Miy
Don Visits Suburbs Ex-Sleuth Now Chief in Hele hts
SALL Lacy takes over duties formerly held by ousted Chief LEE MILLER in Pear. The new police head will be assisted by Spt. WARD CON NORS and three patrolmen. Annual gala raises $5100.
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Hele
Ted Lagcy
Bessy
San Antonio area political scene hints at 1950s campaigns
Fragmented notes show candidates and allies in a San Antonio region race, including Albert Pena backers, AFL-CIO support, and fund sources like a personal savings pool. Mentions of city officials, water board aid, precinct shifts, bond elections, and county insurance changes frame a tight, messy local political snapshot from 1955.
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Cuarles
James Barlow Bissett
Sary
Afl-Cio
Ellis Shapiro
Water Board
Coiincilan
Daniels
Callisto
South San
Eddie Montez
Bob Frazer
Andrews
Brackenridge
P. E. Dickison
Dickison
Sam Jorrie
Dovine
Voxme Tidennnilencan
Whittier High Sees Skepticism Over New Teacher Pick
Report notes skepticism at Whittier school leaders process for selecting a new instructor from Whittier area. Contends Whittier Junior High and nearby campuses weigh options as officials discuss qualifications and assignment of the man under consideration.
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Fidisnn Ugh
Nboelye
Whittier
Mark "Pwatn
Ther
Gongfellow
Hawthorne
Emerson
Doughas Turner
Jail Closed No Customers In Pinsk Prison
Moscow UPI reports the government newspaper Izvesia says the prison at Pinsk was closed due to lack of prisoners and converted for industrial use. Local industry gains a new facility while the prison operations end.
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Moscow
UPI
Pinsk
Izvesia
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