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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2007
Page
4
A concerned parent alerted officials about issues at New Braunfels Middle School that may affect students. The district investigated leaks and mold suspected from leaves clogging gutters, with air quality tests due this week and remediation underway. Officials emphasize collaboration to keep campus environments safe for students and staff.
On January 18 events include Scott reaching the South Pole in 1912 and perishing on return, Cook reaching the Hawaiian Islands in 1778, Tyler's death in 1862, the 1871 proclamation of German Emperor, the 1919 Paris Peace Conference opening, Kipling's death in 1936, bread sale ban in 1943, Leningrad siege breakthrough in 1943, the 1957 first nonstop jet world flight, and Albert DeSalvo's 1967 Boston Strangler conviction.
Guest columnist R Edward Moore argues aluminum cans on the Comal River harm the environment and public safety. He urges banning cans in favor of plastic bottles to ease police work and river cleanup, noting vast litter from cans and potential ecological impacts. He cites police concerns, cleanup data, and EPA involvement while urging public action.
A readable OCR fragment lists addresses phones and offices for U S senators and representatives from Texas including Kay Hutchison John Cornyn Lamar Smith Henry Cuellar Judith Zaffirini and Gov Rick Perry plus state officials. It includes Senate House office locations in Washington Austin San Antonio and Laredo with phone numbers fax and web addresses.
Opinion piece urges voters to reject troop escalation in Iraq and press Congress to constrain funding. It cites polls, military leaders, and Sen. Ted Kennedy while calling for protests and a Jan. 27 peace march to “stop it now.”
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