Texas lawmakers clash over abortion limits and energy twists
The article catalogs a chaotic Texas session with Rep. Sarah Weddington’s abortion bill facing stiff resistance, a Dallas lawmaker warning the proposed state police discrimination office could spark race tensions, and a pay raise and mixed drink proposal stirring controversy. It also notes remarks on federal energy plans affecting pollution rules and chaos surrounding a San Antonio coastal settlement with gas deliveries and court threats.
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Gisy Smothers
Dallas
Texas
House
Texas House
Mitchell Lake excavation delayed by heavy rains
Rain slowdowns stall Mitchell Lake project with two lake sections awaiting earthwork to meet Texas Quarry Board orders. Assistant Public Works director Mel Tydhenfuss cites weather as the cause and notes completion depends on complying with pond and polder construction while delays may affect the court-approved schedule.
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Geautine
Mitcotell Lake
Texas Wyler Quarry Board
Mel Tydhenfuss
Rilling
Suedtentuss
Mayoral campaign spending totals in Sanancubia race
Campaign finance disclosures show Mayor Lita Cockrell with 105 651 in expenses and challenger John Monfrey around 441 18. Dr Jose San Martin spent 895 839, Montrey 241 20, loans and patron contributions also listed. The totals reflect heavy spending across the race for the city’s mayoral contest.
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Jeff Duffield
Sanancubia
Lita Cockrell
John J. Monfrey
Nypponent
Jose San Martin
Montrey
Messas
Murlfray
Mery
Cockrell
Manfrey
Campign
Ken
Kapmtin
Charles Muller
Ray Ellison
Falbo
James
Guthele
Guibries
Clifford Moriie
HR Meath
Charles Becker
Jave Campos
Franke Moitrey
Antony
Corkretl
Tel
Aacury
Loweye Mays
Ruben
Stevens
Yarel Us
Tot Drowns After Falling In Water Tub
A toddler, Miguel A. Mata, died after falling into a large tub of water while playing with his older sister. Police report he was pulled from the tub by Jesse Robles and pronounced dead at Santa Rosa Medical Center. Investigators say the sister was splashing water onto the floor when the incident occurred.
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Miguel A. Mata
Som al Minerva Mitta
Porosi
Santa Rosa
Jesse Robles
Algo
Polosi
Robles
NCOs Saluted During Armed Forces Week
NCOs honored during Armed Forces Week as Lt Gen Richied Fe praised non commissioned officers for their service. San Antonio Mayor Lila Cockrell and defense officials joined ceremonies and NCO of the Year awards were presented to standout personnel across services at the city's Armed Forces Week events.
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Qanapeeit LowVace Gathering Co
Stites Gas Corp
Mes
Cockrell
Atic
Nptclal
Crystal
LueViik Cusson
Fen Leveller
Ign
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Ube
Om Austin
Tames A. ‘Wilson
Armed Forces
Linda Jones
Millisccy
Tivers Fambraugnett
Cavaes
San Amanio
Lila Cockeell
Greater
Council
Ldi
United States
Tharen McUs Chena
Prom
Nisdown Guard
Seid
Nicky D. Ricon
Southwestern
Royton
Sin Howson
CMS
Lawrence Kuprerzyk
Sin Anion
Kelly Air Parte
Daniel Ogden
Uoa
Navy
San Antonia
Angela Salinas
U5maine Corps
St Antonin
Suu Mal
Frederick J. Reminepe
Wily U
Army
Reserve Command
Sam Roustan
Armoed Corces
Opinion Pushes Truth Aside in Public View
Public opinion researcher Gene Pokorny told an audience in San Antonio that what people believe governs national views more than objective truth. He cited 1974 as an example when voters shaped Congress actions, noting energy myths persist as price concerns drive belief despite actual oil and gas supplies. Former Gen. William P. Slepthe and TV commentator Martin Agronsky were slated as speakers at recent and upcoming Association of Credit Managers events.
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Morris Willson
Quemisi
Sin Antoni
Gene Pokorny
Cambridge
Minis
Nattal Association of Credit Managers
Congress
Pokorny
Nny
U.S
William B. Suxhe
Martin Agronsay
Edgewood Schools Face Major Repairs After COPS Grievance
Edgewood School District trustees met with about 25 COPS members to review a list of repairs at five facilities. The group cited broken windows, cracked walls, drainage and other problems, naming Kennedy High School and four other campuses. Officials warn funding may limit work, with estimates up to 15 million dollars. a further meeting is set for June 1 to discuss options and costs.
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Dave Manley
Edgewood
Edgewood Cops
POPS
Hortenicss Rodriguez
Wm Edgewood
Juhiey High Schoal
Kennnndy High Schoal
Lerie Bolton
Bolum
Edgeonnd
Denis Hi
Boardmenberg
She Aroun
Aline 5
Pernles Elentematy
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