Chambers Split Over Edwards Aquifer Referendum Stance
San Antonio chambers clash over zoning moratorium and public education on aquifer protection. North San Antonio Chamber pushes for a thorough study before further action while the downtown group backs a broad information campaign and opposes immediate zoning changes. Local leaders cite expert input from hydrologists and engineers and oppose repeated public hearings as wasteful.
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Navi Chamber
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San Antonio Chamber
Becker Says Mall Ruling Hasty in Debate Panel
Former Mayor Becker criticizes a proposed supermall near the Redwareeds Aquifer for rushing planning. He urges a six to twelve month pause to gather facts, while Councilman Harlin defends a firm policy on water supply costs. The TV panel on KLRN Channel 9.7 airs Friday to address population impact and pollution concerns.
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Anti CO G Feelings Grow Public Hearings Shape Opinion
The article reports State Rep Al Keri and Stay Rep Ruben M. Torres opposing a CO G move, warning of a new, unelectable layer of government. Residents attend hearings across the Alamo Area region, with supporters urging continued agency governance and reduced regulatory power.
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Alamo Aron
Saye Anta
Ruben M. Torres
Arinth
Dan Petty
Praniger
Dalles
Milk and Cookies at Jail Draws County Attention
Reported at the county jail, inmates receive milk and cookies as a routine evening treat amid concerns over meal waste and limited physical activity. County officials including Commissioner Stolhandshe note administration is reviewing the practice as part of ongoing inmate welfare discussions.
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Stalnindsen
Krueger Backs Commissaries in House Debate
Washington coverage notes Krueger urging continuation of commissary privileges. The conference committee members push house language to permit the benefits to persist. Krueger previously joined Rohr, Gonzales, and Abraham Kadu in cosponsoring related funding measures.
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Weauld
Krueger
Move Airport-Salons By CLAY ROBISON
Farlepstaters from San Amonin haw a suggostion for discouraging further development over the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone. They propose relocating the airport from the North Side to the East or Sea Side to reduce water risk and curb new projects like a proposed mall. They urge further investigation of Tupating Anbeityes airport plans and caution against San Pedro Avenue Loop development as a threat to the Edwards Aquifer.
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Austin Farlepstaters
San Amonin
Edwards
Ron
San Antonio
Sudty Cant
East Bextr
Community events and notices listed for San Antonio area
Volunteers sought for San Antonio Institute of Lifetime Learning at 502 E Nueva with National Retired Teachers Association and AARP. Life Service seminar for yauhy persons. Salvation Army officers may attend at St Joseph's Retreat House Friday to Sunday. Also solar energy talk by Dr Herbert J Carper Jr at Southwest Research Institute Thursday. Ingmar Bergman film The Silence shown Friday at Our Lady of the Lake University 4 15 pm tickets 1 50 or 1 for students. Mexican Supper fundraiser Friday 4-6 pm at Memorial High School cafeteria price 1 285 per plate. Food drive by Brentwand Junior High School for Thanksgiving. Mesquite and oak wood sale at Buysville home for boys pickup 42 delivered 36 pickup at Austin Highway. Pageants for Miss Recreation 1976 info by calling 828-811. New officers Vernon J Borman president of Chapter 1099 NAFO. others named. Sabbath services for Congregation Rodfei Shalom at 5 pm Friday, sanctuary 115 E Laurel.
TV Sweepstakes Contest Talks Turkey and Prizes
The Light's TV Sweepstakes contest offers daily chances to win cash and holiday prizes as turkeys and pumpkin pies frame the season. One week’s top prize is $1,560 with other prizes of $90 and $27 noted. Recent winners include Dorothy C. Gartland of 332 Brodericksburg and Mrs George Smith Jr of San Marcos who each won $10.
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Dorothy C. Gartland
Brodericksburg
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