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<br />special meeting, dec. 6, 1963, page two
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<br />communication with the City Council of San Marcos be conducted
<br />through City Attorney Albert Walker. Alderman Pool seconded the
<br />motion, and on roll call, the following vote was recorded:
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<br />AYE; Moore, Pool, Ruiz, Stokes
<br />NAY; None
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<br />Whereupon, the Mayor declared the motion carried.
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<br />The Mayor requested the City Attorney to give the matter of the
<br />grievance hearing his utmost consideration, to ee prepared to make
<br />a recommendation to the Council. The City Attorney left the meeting
<br />at the conclusion mf discussion on the White hearing.
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<br />The Mayor informed the Council th-at Camp Gary was in the pre-disposal
<br />stage, and that all air-conditioning, sprinklers, and other equip-
<br />ment had been tagged "Ft. Sam Houston" by a colonel and several
<br />sergeants. He said he had requested the City Manager to investigate
<br />the proper procedure to get the equipment "frozen" in order to give
<br />the City of San Marcos time to appeal to the government. The Mayor
<br />pointed out that Camp Gary, stripped of all usable equipment, would
<br />be of little value to a possible purchaser or leasee. A thorough
<br />discussion ensued on the best methods to employ to stop the removal
<br />of the equipment to Ft. Sam Houston. Alderman Stokes suggested that
<br />a Citizens Committee, headed by the Mayot, be named to deal with the
<br />matter in the most expeditious manner. Names of various civic leaders
<br />were suggested by Council Members, Alderman Stokes moved that a
<br />Citizens Committee for Camp Gary be given authority to act "for the
<br />City in all areas but the expenditure of funds, in an effort to stop
<br />the removal of the equipment from Camp Gary, the commttee to be com-
<br />posed of the following persons;
<br />Mayor Frank Taylor, chairman, J,R. Thornton, William Crook,
<br />Gen. Halley Maddox, Jack Clark, Jack Creel, H.Y. Price,
<br />Henry Kyle and Terry JaGks,
<br />Alderman Pool seconded the motion, and on roll call, the following
<br />vote was recorded,
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<br />AYE; Moore, Pool, Ruiz, Stokes
<br />NAY, None
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<br />The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the committee created,
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<br />By common agreement, the City Manager was requested to take the
<br />first steps towa~.extending the City Limits one-half mile out
<br />Highway 21, the p~tion to be ready, if possible, by the Monday ~~~ting,
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<br />Dorothy o~jWorrell
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