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San Antonio Independent School District Check Register May 2016 San Antonio Independent School District Check Register May 2016 Vendor Name Check Check Date Amount 1587 SPRINGHILL HOLDINGINC.INC 05/20/2016 180.32 806 TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 05/06/2016 42,600.00 A-1 FIRE & SAFETY CO. 05/06/2016 3,253.75 A-1 FIRE & SAFETY CO. 05/20/2016 631.75 A-Z GRAPHICS, LLC 05/13/2016 845.00 A-Z GRAPHICS, LLC 05/20/2016 1,000.00 AAA SIGNS INC. 05/27/2016 850.00 ABBOTT, BRYAN E 05/25/2016 -105.00 ABBOTT, BRYAN E 05/27/2016 105.00 ABUNDIS, GRISELDA 05/27/2016 100.00 ACADEMY SPORTS & OUTDOORS 05/27/2016 500.00 ACCESS DISTRIBUTING CO. INC. 05/06/2016 280.70 ACCESS DISTRIBUTING CO. INC. 05/20/2016 507.76 ACCESS DISTRIBUTING CO. 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