Various region meetings set across Bexar area council agenda
Executive committee of the Mano Area Council of Governments meets at 1 30 pm in Room 239 Three Americas Building to discuss mass transit and water and sewer flows with expanded San Antonio River Corridor participation including Okagi Basin. Lt Gen Richard Taylor will visit San Antonio Friday for a joint military civic event and the U S Army Health Services Command conference runs through Saturday.
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Mano Area
San Antonio River Corridor
Okagi Basin
Richard &.Taylor
U.S. Army
Washington, D.C
Fan Antonia
US. Army Medical Department
Taylor
Alano
The
Association of the U.S. Army
Great Antonin Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
U.S. Army Health Services Command Commanders
Briscoe Praises Conclave at North American Administrators Meeting
Warren Jennings reports on the sixth annual conclave of the North American Administrators Association in San Antonio. Gov. Briscoe lauds the securities industry for independence and reform efforts, mentions a state securities board, and praises consumer protection. Lt. Gov. Hobby and SEC officials attend, with discussions on fraud, venture capital, and energy policy.
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Byron Samford
Warren Jennings
North American Administrators Association
Briscoe
Texas
Tongard
State Board of Securities
Tejas
Habby
Sharpstown
Kenneal
Hobby
Hugh F. Owens
Securities and Exchitnge Commission
SEC
State Securities Board
Aso
Senate BI
Yvanguard
John Carver
University of Denver
James Methane
Idala
Carver
Federal Power Commission
Transit Takeover Discouraged By SHARON WATKINS
A Philadelphia firm reports a city takeover of transit would be least desirable and recommends a metropolitan transit authority for the San Antonio Bexar County area. The study, partially funded by a DOT grant, favors regional governance, outlines funding needs, and urges legislative prep for next session.
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Sharon Watkins
Philadelphia
San Antonio-Bexay County
Simpson-Cortin
Alamo Area
Talien
Metro
Drafe
Houston
Racardey
San Antonio-Bexar County
City Department of Transportation
Coloring drive educates kids on sickle cell disease in San Antonio
More than 170 youngsters received coloring books at the Little People's Program at Cuney Head Start Development Center in San Antonio. The event, sponsored by the Sickle Cell Anemia Foundation, aimed to teach children about the genetic disease and its prevention while meals were provided by Jack in the Box. Franklin Cleveland of Cleveland & Associates emphasized public awareness and testing for children, noting ongoing fundraising to support equipment and education.
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Ed.glosson
Cuney Head Start Development Center
Iowa
Sickle Cell Anemia Foundation
Franklin Cleveland
Cleveland & Associates
New Bricafels
Cleveland
Man Dies Of Stabbing In City Area
An 0-year-old Charles Willie Lee was found stabbed in the heart with a knife in the 1400 block area and died at Faulice Green Hospital after being driven there by a bystander. A woman in the 1900 block later surrendered to police and now faces charges as the investigation continues.
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Av. Popter
N. Zarnamura
Charles Willie Lee
San Antonio Honest Corpse rates and tolls cross Texas
Public notices and rate schedules for subscriptions and foreign rates are listed across Texas. The document cites prices for daily Sunday and holiday editions, with varied regional charges and international rates. It notes Associated Press affiliation and publication context in San Antonio.
Agreed Judgment Ends Leon Valley Plant Suit
The 163rd District Court led by Judge Peter Michael Curry signed an agreed dismissal in a dispute over a proposed plant near Leon Valley. City of San Antonio and residents led by Betty Walfsholt said the permit denial by the Texas Water Quality Board mooted the case. The plant would have fed a subdivision south of I-39 near Wit 1517, with residents arguing health and property value impacts and inadequate notice. A new hearing was planned by the TWQB at the Institute of Texan Cultures on May 18 after voluntary permit withdrawal.
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Peter Michael Curry
Leon Valley
San Antonio
Texas Water
I 39
Betty Walfsholt
Institute of Texan Cultures
Charter Revision Panel to Elect New Commission
The City Council will hold a meeting in the council chamber to elect officers and set a working schedule for a newly appointed 37 member Charter Revision Commission. This is the fourth such panel in 22 years aiming to revise the city charter, with past efforts not always reaching voters. The panel will operate in an advisory capacity and report by April 1, with a target election in September for possible changes including mayoral direct election and council pay reforms.
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Tiree
New Charter Revision Commission
Charing Becker
Thee Council
Victim Found After Fishing Boat Overturns On Calinaras Bay
Albert D. Carvajal, 6, of 107 Stratford, and his father Toe Carvajal, stationed at Ft, were reportedly aboard when their fishing boat overturned. A searchThese survivors dragged the boat’s wreckage and recovered the elder Carvajal’s body shortly after.
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Carvajal
Fisher
Albert D. Carvajal
Stratford
Elier Carvajal
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