|
.
Lyle Larson, Republican Candidate for
Texas State Representative
Lyle Larson is a lifelong resident of the San Antonio area. Larson graduated from MacArthur High School and earned a BBA from Texas A&M. For the last 24 years, Larson has owned and operated a small business.
First elected in 1991, Larson served as San Antonio City Councilman, District 10 for 2 terms and as Bexar County Commissioner, Pct. 3 from 1997-2008. Larson previously served as Chairman of the San Antonio Military Transformation Task Force, the San Antonio - Bexar County Metropolitan Planning Organization, the Alamo Area Council of Governments, and the Greater San Antonio Crime Commission.
House District 122
District 122 includes suburban Bexar County communities such as Castle Hills, Shavano Park and Hollywood Park. The district is 73 percent Anglo, with a per-capita income nearly double the state average. His position on key issues:
Fiscal Responsibility
Though Texas has enjoyed unprecedented growth over the course of the last few years, the effects of the national recession have led to predictions for a budget shortfall that range between $9 and $16 billion. To maintain a balanced budget, we must demonstrate fiscal restraint and prepare to make some tough decisions. Just as I lowered the tax rate seven times while serving on Bexar County Commissioners Court, I will work to protect taxpayers at the state level and ensure that the budget is balanced.
Transportation
Since 1986, the Texas Legislature has continuously cannibalized the state motor fuel tax fund, Fund 006, to balance the state budget. Diversions from Fund 006have created severe shortfalls in funding for state roadways. The Legislature must demonstrate discipline by utilizing Fund 006 exclusively for new highway construction and maintenance. If elected, I will work to end these diversions from Fund 006 and find ways to build the much needed additional capacity to our state roads.
Protecting San Antonio's Military Presence
As the former Chairman of the Military Transformation Task Force, I helped protect San Antonio's military facilities during the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) round. We were able to turn a projected loss of more than 1,000 jobs into a net gain of nearly 11,000 jobs, establishing south Texas as the home of all medical military medical training in the United States. I am committed to cultivating the military's presence in San Antonio and will work to develop solutions to protect the mission of Camp Bullis and Fort Sam Houston.
Education
The Texas Legislature has a responsibility to ensure Texas children receive the highest quality education so they are best equipped for their future after graduation. The Legislature also has a responsibility to you, the taxpayer, to ensure your investment in educating our children is used wisely. If elected, I will work to develop innovative strategies to reach the ultimate goal of increasing the quality of public education.
|
|
3rd Board Meeting of the 2010-2011 Rotary Year
Past Minutes, Financials & Agenda items
will be sent via email in advance to all Board Members
See list at http://www.stoneoaksarotary.org/Officers.cfm
ANYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND
LOCATION FOR BOARD MEETINGS THIS ROTARY YEAR
Brian Meek's Office (Conference Room)
19202 Huebner Road at Blanco Road
Suite 102 ~San Antonio, TX 78258
Tel: (210) 497-1574 |
|
Dr. Matt Dwyer, Orthopedic Surgeon
Orthopedic Performance Institute 1139 E Sonterra Blvd.
http://orthopedicperformance.com/doctors.htm
- Surgical and non-surgical means to treat musculoskeletal trauma, sports injuries, degenerative diseases, infections and congenital disorders.
Services include:
General Orthopedics
General Pediatric Orthopedics
Total Joint Reconstructions:
Knee
Hip
Shoulder
Orthopedic Trauma
Sports Medicine
Arthroscopy
Reconstructive Surgery
(confirmed by Michal Moore August 3, 2010)
|
|
THIS COUNTS AS A MAKE-UP FOR SORC MEMBERS !!
Instead of our usual Second Tuesday on Sep 14th, we're having this "third Tuesday" instead for DG Joint Club Visit this month
WILL BE AT AUDEN's KITCHEN (in "The Big Room")
700 East Sonterra Boulevard (at Sigma Road)
San Antonio, TX 78258-4384
(210) 494-0070
SERVICE PROJECT IS PART OF THIS MEETING:
Club members can bring new or gently used books suitable for 6 months - 2 years old category (sometimes called "board books") and we may also order books through a district co-op with Scholastic Book Partners.
more details at http://web.me.com/lmontgom/LITERACY/Outline.html
(date set April 2010)
|
print this page
Weekend