What is this economic development really about
An essay explains economic development as community growth and planning for Wilson County. It contrasts two businesses, a Burger Joint and a Sign Guy, to illustrate how profits can be reinvested to expand and benefit local services, taxes, and schools. The piece urges organized regional planning and education for sustainable growth.
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San Antonio
Floresville
Stockdale
U.S. 181
U.S. 87
EMS
Wilson County
Marvin Quinney
Wilson County Economic Development Foundation, Inc
LaVernia, Poth, Stockdale
Cibolo
Editorials urge oppose Cibolo Reservoir and abortion stance
Letters decry a proposed Wilson County water project urging residents to fight the Cibolo Reservoir plan, critique San Antonio conservation, and warn of tax losses. A reader argues for political involvement, then another writer condemns abortion and calls for a nationwide shift to protect unborn life.
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San Antonio
Edwards
Calaveras Lake
Braunig Lake
Mitchell Lake
Canyon Lake
Medina Lake
Guadalupe River
Cibolo
Editi
Wilson County
South Central Texas
Moorhouse Associates
Planning Group
Evelyn Bonavita
No Evil in Faith Allies Says Town Memory
A reminiscence recalls neighborhood talks about Baptist Catholic and Protestant unity over church attendance. The piece contrasts early religious bias with mature views, notes Reagan quote on allies, criticizes Sen McCain, and names Bain as a banker with contact details.
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Sen. McCain
Jerry Falwell
Pat Robertson
al Sharpton
Lewis Farrakhan
David Duke
John McCain
Bill Clinton
John McClinton
Congress weighs penalties on health insurance providers and employers
The proposed Dingell Norwood bill would expand liability exposure for health insurers and employers offering health coverage. Critics warn it invites higher malpractice suits under the guise of patient protection, raising concerns about costs and access to care.
Health care liability press raises alarm in editorials
Guest Editorial by Bill Hammond warns Congress seeks expanded liability for health plans. It argues trial lawyers would blame plans for medical outcomes, pressuring employers to drop or cut benefits and push workers into a costly market, with Texans urged to oppose the measure. See Congress, p. 27.
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Margaret O’ Kane
The
O’ Kane
Texas
Hewitt Associates
U.S
Congress
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Opinson
Elaine Kolodziej
Voice of the People
Sheila Morris Sutherland Springs
America
Falwell
Robertson
Beverly
Chuck
Ronald Reagan
Sid
Bain
Security State Bank
P.O
bankers@connects
Frank Bain, Jr
Hall of Fame
By Bill Hammond
Tional Committee For
Wall Street Journal
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