SAN ANTONIO — The future of a potential new Spurs arena could be decided in just hours. Supporters of Proposition B praise the measure as a forward-looking investment in downtown revitalization, while opponents argue it’s an unnecessary burden on taxpayers and public funds should be spent elsewhere.

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If approved, Prop B would raise the city’s hotel venue tax to a maximum of two percent and extend the existing five percent car rental tax. City officials estimate the changes would generate about $311 million in revenue to help finance a new $1.4 billion arena for the San

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