Park and Ride Era Begins in Los Angeles
North Side commuters can park at Wonderland Shopping City starting Monday and ride SATS express buses to downtown. The first run features a 18 minute trip on CH 10 costing 50 cents with free parking in designated mall lot. Officials from city, county, state DOT, Chamber of Commerce, ACCOG and TxDOT will preview the service from mall to downtown. Temporary parking is NE section of Wonderland lot near Wonder Theater. permanent area to be built behind the theater. Buses will depart and arrive on schedule.
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North Side
Wonderland
San Antonio Transit
SATS
Bexar County
Texas Highways Department
Chamber of Commerce
Alamo Area
Department of Transportation
San Antonio
Norman Hill
Park and Ride
Park and Ride symbol adopted for new SATS service
The Park and Ride plan introduces a symbol to help commuters locate buses and sites. The route runs from Wonderland downtown east on Calorosa and Market, north on Navarro, back via Martin Street with stops about every two blocks. Brochures with schedules available. more sites planned after initial launch.
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Wonderland
Colarosa
Market Street
Navarro
Givng Navarro
Martin
Spring and summer programs and talks in San Antonio area
A series of events includes the 323d U.S. Army band concert at Willis Hall Ft. Sam Houston a Creighton University economist lecture at St Marys University Moody 101 on human economy a moon phase gardening talk by Maj David at the Witte Museum color slides on moon planting a religion energy crisis talk by Rabbi Solomon Jacobson at Temple Beth El and Friday services at the chapel 21 Belknap auditions for Slow Dance on the Killing Ground at San Pedro Playhouse free blood pressure clinics at Central Park Mall and Handy Andy 15 in Houston and New Braunfels a luncheon by San Antonio Estate Planners Council at St Anthony hotel a North East School District progress report town luncheon a Boy Scout Merit Badge giveaway a fruit production session at Wonderland Shopping Center Town Hall a Sabbath service at Congregation Rodfei Sholom with Rabbi Arnold Scheinberg preaching.
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U.S. Army Band
Willis Hall
Academy of Health Sciences
Ft. Sam Houston
Solomon Jacobson
David Jacobson
Temple Beth-El
Belknap
San Antonio
The
American Heart Association
Central Park Mall
Handy Andy No. 15
E. Houston
S. New Braunfels
City Water Board approves minor pay raise and debates service rights
City Water Board employees earning less than 12000 will receive a 4 percent raise next month. the hike costs 140000 annually and takes effect April 8 for monthly staff and April 4 for hourly workers. The board also tabled action on granting Bexar Metropolitan Water District service rights in Southwest Bexar County, with Loma Linda Water Supply Corp. proposing the district take over. Trustee John Schaefer opposed, citing policy as a nonprofit versus profit entity and the extraterritorial jurisdiction. The tie vote deferred the proposal, with further discussion for Ozuna to present after Monday. The plan included laying 10000 feet of pipe, costing about 60000 to the city, to supply the community. The board asked Atty. Sawtelle to verify city obligations under a contract with Glen Haskin Water Supply, Inc. for sale of the system at over 99000.
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ED Glosson
Les Galindo
H. James
Becker
Ard Schaefer
Galindo
George Ozuna
Ozuna
Heart
Loop 410
Somerset Road
Fischer and
Howard Roads
Robert van Dyke
CWB Atty
Robert Saw
MALDEF Bid Denied Over April 7 Honda School Board Election
A San Antonio federal judge rejected MALDEF's bid for a temporary restraining order to block the April 7 Honda school board election. The hearing also involved Familias Unidas taking back a suit demanding membership disclosure. A future date will be set for a hearing on the suit by Hondo residents seeking single-member board seats.
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San Antonio
Unidas
Hondo
Dog Poisoning Investigated In Local Case
Police investigate strychnine poisoning deaths of two pet dogs owned by Thomas Roman at 1420 West Magnolia. Both dogs fell ill about 6 30 a m on Wednesday, a veterinarian confirmed.
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Thomas Roman
W. Magnolia
Australian envoy pushes wool tariff ending goal
Australian Consul-General Philip Searcy in San Antonio said Australia would like the U.S. wool tariff removed but anticipates no near term action. With deputy consul William Gluth, Searcy promoted trade possibilities and met Texas officials to discuss duties for Australians in five southwestern states.
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Australia
U.S
Philip Suarey
Searcy
San Antonio
William Gluth
United States
Texas
Los Angeles
Three San Antonio Men Indicted On Narcotics Violations
A federal grand jury in San Antonio indicted Guadalupe Garcia Musquiaz, Federico Gi Musquin, and Edwardo M Sanchez on four counts for conspiring to possess some 817 grams of heroin for distribution with Sanchez also charged for aiding and abetting. Frank Ernest Leyva faces criminal contempt for defying a court order to testify. Cardug Sierra, 20, of Lubbock, was indicted for transporting 11 illegal aliens from near Eagle Pass to a spur near Austin.
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U.S
U.S. District Court
Adnan Spears
Guadalupe Garcia Musquiaz
Sharmain
Federico Gi
Musquin
Potosi
Edwardo M. Sanchez
Eldridge
Federico G. Musquiz
Sanches
Sanchez
Frank Ernest Leyva
Texas Department of Corrections
Huntsville
Prand
Cardug Sierra
Lubbock
Eagle Pass
Spmi
Austin
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Bexar
Thomas QC. Nitsch
Creighton University
Omaha
Neb
Institute of International and
St. Mary's University
Moody 101
Maj
David
Sierra Club
Witte Museum
Dogler
San Antonio Little Theater
William Hanley
San Pedro Playhouse
Robert J. Piro
Houston
North East
Blossom Student Center
Jones-Maltsberger and
Starcrest Roads
Texas Motor Transportation Association
Boy Scout Council
Executive Board
Counciloa
Wonderland Shopping Center
Rodjei Sholom
Laurel
Arnold Scheinberg
Love
American Foundation Scholarship Foundation
Roland
Lena
W.D. Keefe
CWB
Maldef
Philip Searcy
Ballet DE Folklorico
Monterey
Theater For the Performing Arts
Ballet
Guadalajara
the Light
Department of Tourism
al Ransom
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