Two ROBBED aligned candidates sign for District 4 race
Nine city council hopefuls in District 4 gathered for a ROBBED accountability meeting at the Carver Cultural Center. Only two signed an agreement with ROBBED amid walkouts including Alfreda Coy and Victor Dupres. others protested or left. The event featured impromptu speeches and disruptions as organizers tout monthly project reviews and youth activities, while critics accused ROBBED of political manipulation.
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Carver
X. 8
Acer
Jackson
Jos Webb
Ates
Organigiyon
Williams
Wilting
Alfreda Coy
Robard
Webb
Inmendiately
Omer
Effie Blandon
Atendancy
Houston
Murren
Gilford
George R. Norman
Victor Dupres
COPS Forum Divides San Antonio Candidates
A Monday forum sponsored by the San Antonio Republican Women Cup featured COPS supporters and opponents from Districts 1 and 2. Candidates Van Archer Kim Dement Glen Hartman Art Phillips Steen and Helen Waller criticized the COPS group for disrupting meetings and sought decorum while advocating development and local budgeting scrutiny.
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Sharon Watkins
Lemars
Paulicg
Weiler
Cayaen
Durer
San Antonio
Tee Pee Mek
van Archer
Kim Dement
Glen Harman
Paul Poles
Art Phillips
Dot Steen
Helen Waller
Archer
San Antoni
Council
Archer Siaid
Hartman Seeks Sewer Capacity Data for New Developments
Hartman urges Public Works to confirm Sant Antonio sewer system capacity before approving housing plats. He cites citizen concerns and warns that inadequate capacity could cause sewage overflows in homes if data is unavailable. City Manager asked to obtain current capacity figures from officials.
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Public Works Department
Sant Antonio
Glen Hartman
Hartman
Ilo
Tom Hardner
Iran
Courthouse Work Begins at Bexar County Courthouse
Workers start remaking a wall to create space for newly created district and county courts at the Bexar County Courthouse. A wall between the sheriff's office and the press area is being removed as crews shift space to form County Courts at Law Nos. 4 and resulting court facilities.
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Whry
Bexar County
Woodhr Nevely
Twaring
Sheriff's Office
Ald
Lila Cockrell defends budget amid rival’s charges
Mayor Lila Cockrell held a hastily called press conference at City Hall to rebut opponent John Monfrey’s claims of fiscal mismanagement. She cited a $4 million shortfall in expected revenue, a $1 million bond contingency use, and a two year tax rate of $1.05 while promising to present further actions to the City Council in 1994.
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Lila Cockrell
John Monfrey
City Hall
Montrey
Pny
Monfrey
City Council Races and Absentee Ballots in April Election
Voter absentee data shows 245 ballots counted by 4:30 pm as City Council races wrap up. Mayoral candidates Jose Martin Lin Cockrell and John Monfrey speak at events. debates planned at THONY University Studio A. Campaign activity includes fund solicitations by attorney Jack P. Leon and a candidates meet with San Antonio Builders Association hosted by Dr. Frank Spdurs.
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San Antonio
Jose’ San Martin
Lin Cockrell
San Martin
John Monfrey
Pam
Twesday
Thony Enversity
AIL
Greer San Antonio Builders Association
Frankfin Spdurs
Medical Society Proposes Dial-A-Disease Info Tapes
The Bexar County Medical Society president Charles Hooper urged creating Pel-Med, a system offering 3 to 5 minute prerecorded tapes on diseases and health topics via a dialed number. The project would provide general information in English and Spanish, costing about $15,000 for recording and distribution, with tapes covering headaches to prenatal care and more, while avoiding specific medical advice.
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Yeu Pee
Charles Hooper
Bexar County Medical Society
Zenera
Pear
Hooper
Poverty Gap Said Growing Wider
DAVID MANLEY reports on the Nation’s urban poor facing inflation and crisis pressures. Erian Jolly of Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America says the organization targets unskilled youth, expanding programs and jobs, while noting tensions with the Carter administration and a need for broader federal cooperation.
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David Manley
MATZ
1 Camer
Tie Halon
Sir Erian Jolly
Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America, Inc
Jolly
San Antonio
el Tropicano Motor Hotel
OIC
Ruling Pends in Bexar Death
A medical examiner's ruling is pending in a Bexar County death. Police have not established positive identification, but the deceased is believed to be a Mexican man identified as Solaman Tjerinn Vejen from Cusmajuane in central Mexico. He was employed on a horse ranch in the 100 block of the Mario South area.
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She Dei
Tari
Cusmajuane
Central
Mexico
Teri
Mario i Sonth
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