Merge of German English papers forms New Braunfels Herald
The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung began as New Bra INFELS Herald or New Braunfels Zeitung in 1852 and the New Braunfels Herald in 1890. In 1957 the two papers merged and continued printing in German and English until 1958.
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Editorial excerpts urge pope resignation and immigrant rights
The Daily Telegraph questions Pope John Paul II stepping down amid calls for abdication, while the Miami Herald defends Elian Gonzalez's due process rights and criticizes past immigration policies. The pieces reflect cross Atlantic debates on leadership and legal safeguards.
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Connie Mack
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Miami-Dade
Rosa Rodriguez
Miami
Today in History highlights from January thirteen
January 13 marks key events such as Washington approving a flag expansion in 1794, Vermont and Kentucky joining the union, and notable deaths including Stephen Foster in 1864, James Joyce in 1941, and Ernie Kovacs in 1962. Robert C Weaver's 1966 cabinet achievement is noted.
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Stephen Foster
New York
Britain
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Labor Party
Emile Zola
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Alfred Dreyfus
J’accuse
Paris
James Joyce
Zurich
Switzerland
Ernie Kovacs
Los Angeles
Robert C. Weaver
Johnson
Housing and Urban Development
Census 2000 workers sought for Senate District 25
U S Census Bureau recruiting about 860000 workers nationwide to count households for Census 2000. In Senate District 25, counties like Bexar Travis Williamson Tom Green and others need hundreds to thousands of enumerators. Call 888 325 7733 for jobs.
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Schleicher
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What price freedom for Elian Gonzalez
Cal Thomas argues a Florida judge found evidence Elian Gonzalez could be harmed if forced to Cuba and cites political pressures shaping the case. He questions the father’s true will, urges interviews with relatives, and frames Cuba as a totalitarian regime. The piece frames the Clinton administration as choosing politics over the child’s liberty.
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