Herald Zeitung merger history in New Braunfels
The Herald Zeitung of New Braunfels traces its roots to 1852 and the New Braunfels Herald founded in 1890. The two papers merged in 1957 and published in German and English through 1958, with later details on the Herald Zeitung site.
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New Braunfels Zeitung
New Braunfels Herald
Council shields farms from annexation with five year exemption
The New Braunfels City Council approved a five year annexation exemption for farms and ranches facing city expansion of over 5,000 acres. Councilman Larry Alexander led the measure, aiming to protect traditional agriculture from higher property taxes and legal troubles from suburban neighbors. The move preserves farming as a foundation of the local economy while allowing renewal after five years.
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New Braunfels
Larry Alexander
Alexander
This Day In History Highlights From Dec 27
Today is December 27 2000 a Wednesday and the year has four days left. The history page notes Carry Nation’s first bar smashing in 1900 Pasteur born in 1822 Show Boat opened 1927 Radio City Music Hall 1932 Howdy Doody debut 1947 Apollo 8 splashdown 1968 Hello Dolly closes 1970 Soviet invasion of Afghanistan 1979 Palestinian airport attacks 1985 Dian Fossey killed in Rwanda 1995 order drop for durable goods 1995 Yanayev named USSR vice president 1995.
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Associated Press
Carry A. Nation
Carey Hotel
Wichita
Kan
Louis Pasteur
Dole
France
Jerome Kern
Oscar Hammerstein II
Ziegfeld Theater
New York
Radio City Music Hall
NBC
Pacific
Afghanistan
Hafizullah Amin
Babrak Karmal
Rome
Vienna
Dian Fossey
Rwanda
Gennady I. Yanayev
Soviet Union
Congress of People’s Deputies
Bush urged to cut spending and target programs in tax plan
The piece argues Republicans have grown spending under Congress, with Education and other programs rising despite pledges to cut. It cites Moore on budget increases since 1996, lists programs up sharply, and urges Bush to appoint a Grace Commission style drive to prune waste. It contrasts Reagan era promises with current practice and warns of deficits.
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Ronald Reagan
Congress
Fdr
Department of Education
Reagan
Clinton
Stephen Moore
Cato Institute
National Endowment For the Arts
Legal Services Corporation
Moore
Jimmy Carter
Tip O’neill
America
GOP
Newt Gingrich
Bush
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Pentagon
Office of Management and Budget
Washington
Texas Officials Contact Sheet From San Antonio Area
A listing of U S Senators Phil Gramm and Kay Bailey Hutchison from Texas with district rooms and fax numbers, plus U S Congressman Lamar Smith and Ciro D Rodriguez, Governor Rick Perry contact lines, and State Senator Jeff Wentworth. It provides offices in Dallas and San Antonio, including addresses and phone numbers.
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Jeff Wentworth
San Antonio
Loop 410
Gideons Crossing highlights end of life care options
A December Gideons Crossing episode portrays a terminal patient with a puzzling illness, detailing the emotional, medical, and spiritual needs of patients and families. It advocates pall iative care, goals respect, and better end of life care, noting Hospice New Braunfels' 17 year service and staff of about 45.
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Hospice New
Hospice
New Braunfels
America
Bob Sohn
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