New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung History and Editors
The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung traces its roots to 1852 and the New Braunfels Herald founded in 1890. The papers merged in 1957 and published in German and English until 1958. Editors included Doug Toney, Margaret Edmonson, and Bill OConnell.
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New Braunfels Herald
Doug Toney
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Bill O’connell
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Salvation Army Red Kettle volunteers praised in New Braunfels
Donald L. Hildebrand thanks Salvation Army Bell Ringer volunteers who gathered eight churches two Lions Clubs two utility firms and many individuals for the 1999 Christmas Red Kettle Campaign. The 28 ringing days ran from Thanksgiving to Christmas showcasing a community effort and gratitude to the Herald-Zeitung for coverage.
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Lions Clubs
New Braunfels
Herald-Zeitung
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Donald L. Hildebrand
January 4 in History Highlights and Birthdays
Timeline summary of notable events on January 4 across years including Johnson's Great Society speech 1965 Nixon Watergate tapes 1974 and euro launch 1999. Birthdays listed for Jane Wyman Barbara Rush Don Shula Floyd Patterson Dyan Cannon Grace Bumbry Maureen Reagan Kathy Forester Ann Magnuson Bernard Sumner Patty Loveless Michael Stipe with no prose.
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Johnson
State of the Union
Louis Braille
Coupvray
France
Elizabeth Ann Seton
Emmitsburg
William W. Grant
Davenport
Iowa
Mary Gartside
Utah
Britain
Burma
Seoul
Albert Camus
T.S. Eliot
London
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Amtrak
Washington
Boston
Conrail
Chase
Mad
Charles Stuart
Boston Harbor
Manuel Noriega
Federal District Court
Miami
Newt Gingrich
Europe
Jesse Ventura
Minnesota
Jane Wyman
Barbara Rush
Don Shula
Floyd Patterson
Dyan Cannon
Grace
Crime statistics mask public fear and perspective
The FBI reports drops in violent and property crimes for early 1999, yet surveys show Americans remain anxious about crime. Critics warn short term declines hide a long term rise since the 1960s, urging skepticism and public trust in officials, with Lamar Smith cited.
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FBI
America
Texas
Washington Post
The
Post
Elliott Currie
House
Subcommittee
Lamar Smith
U.S
House of Representatives
Readers seek clarity on millennium math and calendar truth
A reader questions media handling of the millennium and century counting, arguing 2001 is the first year of the 21st century and third millennium. The editor notes AP said the century ends in 2000, but public interest remained in the calendar rollover.
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Associated Press
Gilded age reflections warn of wealth and waning virtue
Cal Thomas surveys American history from the Gilded Age to the new millennium. He cautions that wealth tempts corruption, materialism endangers moral foundations, and terrorism and war loom if society ignores true human value. He urges hope, reform, and a careful pace into the new century.
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America
Mark Twain
United States
New York Times
C.S. Lewis
Cal Thomas
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