New Braunfels Herald Zeitung merger history note
The New Braunfels Herald Zeit ung and New Braunfels Herald merged in 1957 and printed in German and English until 1958. Doug Toney served as Editor and Publisher with Margaret Edmonson as Managing Editor and Bill O Connell as News Editor.
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New Braunfels Zeitung
New Braunfels Herald
Doug Toney
Margaret Edmonson
Bill O’connell
Herald-Zeitung.com
Kohl era shadows CDU as secrets unravel Europe wide
The Associated Press report notes Helmut Kohl's resignation as honorary chairman amid CDU scandals. Le Matin highlights donors, secret Swiss and Liechtenstein funds, and the party's tainted leadership. Wolgang Schaeuble bears scrutiny as Kohl is blamed for past financing.
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Dagens Nyheter
Stockholm
Sweden
Helmut Kohl
Christian Democrats
Helmut) Kohl
CDU
Social Democrats
Green Party
le Matin
Lausanne
Switzerland
Wolfgang Schaeuble
Christian Democratic Union
Liechtenstein
Today in History a look back at January 20 events
Highlights recount key events on January 20 across years including the release of 52 American hostages in 1981 as Ronald Reagan took office, John Marshall becoming chief justice in 1801, the ceding of Hong Kong to Britain in 1841, Pearl Harbor lease approval in 1887, George Burns birth in 1896, Fellini birth in 1920, King George V death in 1936, Wannsee Conference in 1942, the Channel Tunnel plans in 1986, Shannon Faulkner at The Citadel in 1994, and Soviet actions in Azerbaijan a decade earlier.
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Iran
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
John Marshall
United States
Hong Kong
Great Britain
U.S. Senate
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Fellini
Rimini
Italy
Britain
King George the Fifth
Edward the Eighth
Martin Luther King Jr
France
Channel Tunnel
Shannon Faulkner
Citadel
South Carolina
Faulkner
Republic of
Azerbaijan
Dear Editor Plea on School Shootings Prompted by Littleton
A reader asks why God did not save Littleton schoolchildren in a global plea to newspapers. A reply from God says the writer has limited access to schools. God signs off with Love.
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Littleton
Colorado
Readers outraged by distasteful letters and editor’s stance
Letters page draws fire over published racially charged letter dated MLK day with publisher’s note defending exposure as community responsibility. A second reader urges action to slow I-35 traffic after recent near misses and camion speed concerns citing enforcement and possible radar enforcement.
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Gerda Koch Barker
MLK
Atlanta
Robert Sarkozi
New Braunfels
Martin Luther King Jr
Herald-Zeitung
Sarkozi
Doug Toney
John Lewis
D-Ga
Highway Department
Jane Fonda Conversion Sparks Faith Debate and Hope
Cal Thomas notes reports of Jane Fonda converting to Christianity, citing cautious optimism from friends and a Atlanta pastor. He warns critics, recalls Saul to Paul, and argues the power of personal change can outshine public denunciation.
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Jane Fonda
Thomas
Fonda
Turner Broadcasting System
Eldridge Cleaver
Cleaver
Gerald Durley
Providence Missionary Baptist Church
Atlanta
Hanoi
Jane
North Vietnam
Cal Thomas
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Associated Press
George Burns
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New York City
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