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MSC MBA/LAW DAY
Saturday Nov. 10, 1979
2nd Floor MSC
Session 1: Law (8 a.m.-noon)
Session 2: Business (1 p.m.-4:30 p.m.)
Registration Fee: single session $1.00
both sessions $1.50
Register in advance (221 MSC)
or at (228 MSC Nov. 10)
Luncheon: $3.00 (extra)
Register for luncheon by Noon Nov. 8 221 MSC
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EL PASO — Given the green
light on a 3-2 city council vote Tues
day night, the city attorney’s office
says it will seek a precedent-setting
court ruling which could affect
property taxes levied against Ameri
can Legion posts throughout Texas.
Vicki Byrnes, assistant city attor-
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ney, won council approval to appeal
a district court judgment against the
city in a delinquent tax suit involv
ing American Legion Post No. 58.
About $10,000 in delinquent
taxes are directly involved in the
local suit, but Byrnes said the court
case could set a precedent for a
number of organizations, such as the
American Legion, which have lob
bied successfully for laws exempting
themselves from property taxes.
The attorney contends the
exemptions are contrary to a provi-
qualifying for exemptions must be
‘purely public charity.”
Byrnes argues that the local
American Legion post did not claim
to be “purely charitable” and cited
the state law in applying for exemp
tion.
In addition, she said the state at
torney general has issued an opinion
that the state law is unconstitu
tional.
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posts, Byrnes said. She:
both the El Paso and Yslej
pendent School Districts,
cated in the city, want the |
pealed because the city assetl
collects their property taxes]
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could sue the city for not [
contractual services under!
collecting agreement.
Alderman Pat HaggeL United P
member of Post 58’s boarderP^WNSV
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Rep. Wayne Peveto alsof^in an arg
grant exemptions to AmerifL^F^k
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to the state prison at Hunts'* f / l l
noon Thursday to begin sen® v
eight-year term for acce|
$59,000 payoff from a robk
fondant.
U.S. District Judge Ga®
McDonald denied the reqijh Unite( j
Bates, 65, to remain free" gj , ,
attorneys challenge the f
tionality of the state’s case fishe
federal appellate courts. , Pr . f 1,
The Texas Court of
peals last month denied Bat: ,
tion fora rehearing on his 1%
viction. Bates was arrested
16, 1976, after accepting - e K
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