Local events fill weekend in Bexar area
African folkhero Annasi will star in a free storytime at 1 pm Saturday at G W Carver Library 3350 E Commerce. A Halloween movie for children plays at 3 pm Saturday at Mcoreless Library 1073 Ad. Enrichment programs span through Sunday at Manor Baprint Church 201 Meredith. SEC adviser AAS Sommer Jr speaks at 8 30 pm Monday at a San Antonio Car Association dinner meeting in the USAA Building. Friends of the B Nixon Medical Historical Library host Dr Truman G Bideker Jr 8 pm Monday in UTMB Health Science Center auditorium. Renovated Lions Field Adult Center ready for use. disability talks and learning-services discussion set 7 30 pm Monday at Trinity Sams Center. County Court Judge Chres Haberman to speak at Protestant Women of the Chapel regional meeting Monday at an Officers Training School venue.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
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Washington, B.C
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SEC
San Antonio Car Association
USAA
Fredericksburg
Truman G. Bideker Jr
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
Friends of the
B.I. Nixon Medical Historical Library
University of Toigs Health Science Center
Jerry Neowin
School Heart Services
Mes San Antonio
Trinity University
Sams Center
Chres Haberman
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Protestant Women of the Chapel
Taig
Officers Training School
Officers. Club
Lackland Air Fore Bree Annex
One killed in Roselawn Gen McMullex crash
One man died and two others were seriously injured in a late night one car crash at Roselawn and Gen McMullex. The report lists the incident among a series of historical notes from October months across years.
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Pyndus Rallies Against District Plan At City Session
Mayor Pro Tem Phil Pyndus schedules a 7 30 p m Tuesday special council work session to review the districting proposal and its ramifications. He says discussions may include charter items like council salaries term length and staggered terms, and argues the two added seats could raise costs and hinder decision making. He favors keeping at large elections and the current council size and mayor role, and notes ballot items must be set before January 15 charter revision election.
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S A College District Okays Site Purchase
San Antonio Union Junine College District trustees approved buying several sites near two campuses for over 80000 amid criticism of planning. Purchases target blocks on Maryland Hedges and Meerscheidt plus land at Nevada Mittman and Nain Avenue Locust. Opponents claim block busting and lack of use plans. The district also highlighted 1700 students benefiting from the Special Services for Disadvantaged Students program since its 3-year start.
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Hedges
Meerscheidt
W. W. MccAllmer Jr
McAllister
Nevada
Mittmian
George Ozuna
Sue Oppenheimer
St. Philip's College
Orzuna
Nain Avene
Locust
Vote ruling on annexed areas in council election
City Attorney Jim Parker called a formal vote by the City Council needless. He said a 5-3 tally last Thursday treated annexed area votes equally in a single-member districting election without proper agenda status, labeling the action a policy direction for staff and noting a telegram to the Justice Department already sent.
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Justice Department
Appeal of Youth Cases Urged by Juvenile Defense Institute
In San Antonio a consultant urged appealing as many juvenile cases as possible, noting many questions in the juvenile code remain unaided. Speakers at La Mansion and a statewide education event for defense lawyers stressed plea bargaining limits, preparation, and understanding prosecutors and judges to improve out of court settlements and trial readiness.
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Defense of Juveniles Institute
San Antonio
Waller
Steele
South Texas
Ujree Stele Institutes
la Mansion
Bob Jones
Institute
United Way Reaches 63 Percent of Goal in San Antonio
ED CASTILLO reports the United Way of Greater San Antonio has raised 82,018 492 dollars, 63 percent of a 4.8 million goal. Richard Calvert, general chairman, announced progress at a National Bank of Commerce meeting as third‑week volunteers push to surpass the target by Nov 1, with kick‑off funds already totaling 1.9 million and an additional 1,116,017 raised in seven days.
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United Way
San Antonio
National Bank of Commerce
Richard Calvert
Calvert
la Vilitta
Tax workers protest pay in Bexar County offices
About 90 county tax office workers signed a petition presented to the Commissioners Court urging merit pay raises they say are denied by Tax Assessor-Collector Charles G. Davis. County Judge Blair Reynolds urged the petition be considered by Davis, who was away at an institute in Georgia. Chief Deputy Mola Griffin said raises are earned and Davis has historically granted raises only to those he deems deserving. The court had recently extended merit pay eligibility from 12 to 18 months, which could put many workers in line for raises next year if the new assessor approves. Davis was defeated in the Democratic primary by Ben Shaw, who faces Doris Blakeman in the upcoming election.
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Anid
United Way
Davis
Georgia
Mola Griffin
Griffin
Munoz
Commissioners Court
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