Air Force to locate civilian personnel center at Randolph AFB
San Antonio officials welcomed the Air Force plan to establish the Office of Civilian Personnel Operations at Randolph AFB. The center, opening in July with 112 staff, could grow to 34 through 400 positions by 1979 and bring up to 4 million dollars annually to the local economy.
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San Antonio Wins Air Force Center Site with 400 Jobs
The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce said Air Force officials chose San Antonio for the new center, bringing 400 jobs and about 6 million dollars in annual payroll. Mayor and Ralph Langley praised the decision after three years of chamber effort. Councilman Cisneros urged city support for the move as San Antonio beat Lowry AFB and Kirtland AFB in the selection.
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Esquivel vows to sue over courthouse move plan
Peace Justice Rudy Esquivel, backed by an attorney general opinion, warned he will sue county commissioners if they move his courtroom from the courthouse to the new County Courts and Detention Building near the jail on Laredo Street Auty. Gen John Hill’s opinion says the main courthouse is defined by state law, and the ruling leaves the matter unsettled as officials weigh space and dignity concerns.
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