Housing Needed for Rentals Outside City Limits
Landlords with available housing outside the city are urged to contact the Housing Authority of Bexar County. County commissioners said the agency has many clients in desperate need of housing and can qualify families for federal housing assistance based on income. The authority makes payments directly to landlords while tenants remain in the rental unit, and the unit is kept in standard condition. Eligible housing includes houses, apartments, duplexes, and mobile homes.
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Hearings On San Antonio Missions National Park Planned
Citizens favoring adding San Antonio historic missions to the national park system plan a 9 a.m. Monday subcommittee hearing at the Institute of Texan Cultures. A missions tour runs 1:90 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. Monday ending at Lone Star Brewery. About 35 witnesses are scheduled to testify.
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Institute of Texan Cultures Awarded for History Materials
The Institute of Texan Cultures receives an award of merit from the American Association for State and Local History for its educational materials on Texas cultural history.
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Study by RRC May Help S A
In Austin the Texas Railroad Commission reviews expensive take-or-pay gas contracts with La Vaca Gathering Co to ease San Antonio utility costs. The plan could shift gas production prorating to reduce take-or-pay obligations, though direct prohibition is unlikely. A hearing is set for December 13 with some producers opposed.
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Kirby Man Is Sentenced For Knife Point Rape
A 26 year old Kirby man, Manuel Antonio Perez, received eight years in prison after entering a no contest plea to rape charges. Judge James Barin sentenced him in 186th District Court for the February 1 assault at a McArthur Avenue residence. The woman said her attacker tied her hands and feet and threatened to carve his name in her skin if she did not comply.
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