Controversial Growth Sketch Prompts City Council Debate
In San Antonio a crowded council chamber debated a proposed residential growth sketch described as a step toward a master plan. Supporters stress redevelopment and city services, while opponents fear unchecked sprawl and loss of control over expansion downtown and near corridors.
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Jeff Duffield
Antonia
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Absul
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la Sant Anontia Gras
Uist
Taose
Ely
Gelevilly
Persemshein
Downtiwn
Othiers
Sunanig Rewind
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Aarthildle Chamiber of
Commerce
San Antomio
Connstree
Cly
Robert Hunter
Corridan
Amd Fata
Wivieh
Cain Rubi
Northside
Tsu Jhhaleo
Nartwest
Gill O'Connell
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Wwesimeir Sovedy
Fay
Beli
Aker
Chy Caungil
Lili Conkrell
Mij Euishdey
Industral Ind Commerciil
Tuuter
Federal budget battle prompts city spending plan clash
City leaders grapple with a $4 trillion deficit forecast amid calls to use revenue sharing funds and bond contingencies. Huebner proposes $7.6 million in expenditures while council delays final action until a public hearing and April 7 deadline.
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Jeff Duefiely
Don Walden
City Coon
Tom Buebper
Couch Munsday
City Safete
Anil Mali
Hhowever
Wuebrer
City Finance
Carl White
SY Numler
Huebner
Builpess
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Peveral Operack
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Loop 410
White
Tr Huebner
Border economics and smuggling challenge noted
Consul General Gonzales Galarza spoke at the Northwest Rotary Club about border problems. He described two standards on the U S Mexico border noting Mexicans seek better living and U S goods flow across the frontier while Mexico spends more on combating drug traffic than the United States.
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Northwest Rotary Club
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Gilerza
Centro plans three building sites for new apartments
The city discusses a $15 million plan to develop three structures along South Broadway and Commerce Street, aiming to attract affordable housing. Officials say Riverside Titel area is involved and a private partner will supply low interest loans.
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Riverside Titel
Guuse
Boulye Cathy
Ety Bull
Chruneil Hau
Luis
South Broadway
Crockett Sind
Dron
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Women Teachers Win Parking Spots Grievance at John Marshall High
Seven women teachers at John Marshall High School challenged a district move to reassign parking. A special board meeting ruled the original first come first served spots at the central administrative area valid, restoring the women’s preferred spaces after a grievance filed by Mary Fraines, president of the Norvisue Federation of Teachers Iuca, and others.
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Phillip Morales
John Marshall High School
Hardside
Mary Fraines
Norvisue Federation of Teathers Iuca
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