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Herald Zeitung in New Braunfels, Texas

16 Jan 2000

Page 5

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Herald Zeitung

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New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America

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Jan 16, 2000

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5

Memorial funds honor Shelby Farnsworth and Fernando Diaz

The Diaz and Gorski families established a perpetual scholarship fund at New Braunfels ISD to aid local seniors who play club soccer, with awards to be announced at ROTC and girls soccer banquets. Contributions can be sent to David Rastellini, 430 West Mill St., New Braunfels, TX 78130, noting the fund name.

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Fernando Shelby Jeanette Shelby Farnsworth Fernando Diaz David Rastellini New Braunfels Independent West Mill St New Braunfels Texas Alex Gorski Diaz Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
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Texas Supreme Court sides with Dallas Morning News in Garland memo case

The Texas Supreme Court ruled City of Garland erred by withholding public records from the Dallas Morning News. The decision invalidates drafting labels as a basis to withhold documents, calling the memo to James Hager public and expanding open-records reach. Seven justices endorsed liberal interpretation against use of drafts as exemption.

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Garland Texas Supreme Court Austin Dallas Morning News James Hager Hager Paul Watler The Morning News Supreme Court James A. Baker
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Bush Forbes McCain debate rails over taxes and policy

In a tense debate Bush defended tax cuts and claimed a solid record, while Forbes attacked tax pledges and proposed a 17 percent flat tax. McCain urged cutting ethanol subsidies and reforming federal programs as Hatch Bauer Keyes pressed topics including language education and health care. The candidates scheduled another debate in Manchester ahead of New Hampshire primaries.

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