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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2007
Page
1
Weather permitting, the Garden Ridge Lady Unicorns Soccer Classic starts today with action planned across the event. The issue notes a Dec 1 deadline passed with no action on the garbage rate hike and references pages 3A and 5A for crossword, obituaries, sports, and TV grids.
Residents welcomed lower gas prices as some stations in New Braunfels offered under two dollars per gallon amid soggy weather. Mack Quinn, a Ford F-150 driver, praised the drop noting he could finally use his truck again after months of high costs. Dealerships reported shifting demand toward smaller cars as prices rose earlier, with buyers trading trucks for sedans and small European models while V-6 engines drew skepticism.
Murphy USA on 1-35 and Walnut Avenue offers $1.94 gas, Phillips 66 at 1289 W. San Antonio St. has $1.95, H E B and Exxon near I-35 South and Walnut Avenue sell at $1.96, and Rudy's BBQ and Gas at Texas 46 and Common St. quote $1.97.
Firefighters forced the evacuation of about 100 residents at the Laurel Plaza Apartments on Laurel Lane after a late Tuesday night blaze on the second floor. Battalion Chief Steve Mabe said heavy smoke and a small fire in unit 215 prompted door to door evacuation and building ventilation with EMS units on site as a precaution. one 55 year old resident was treated at the scene.
Authorities say the high rise blaze caused difficulty breathing but no other injuries. Twenty seven firefighters and twelve fire department units battled the fire confined to unit 215. The extent of the damage and cause remain under investigation as readers are directed to see BLAZE on Page 7A.
Local cancer patients gain hope through Comal County American Cancer Society programs funded by Huntsman’s Ball. Tonya Mayer recalls Aug 22, 2006, diagnosis and praise for ACS involvement including Road to Recovery transport. Ball at 7 p.m. Saturday at The See. Donations welcome at 800-ACS-2345 or cancer.org.
New Braunfels Police Chief Russell Johnson, nearing retirement, was unexpectedly honored by a city council proclamation. Mayor Bruce Boyer, over 50 department staff, and Capt. John Villarreal joined Morrison in recognizing his long service with a ceremonial tribute and thanks.
A Sunday program highlights women's health with a series of upcoming events. Organizers emphasize awareness, screenings, and education to boost community well being. Local groups, clinics, and advocates collaborate to reach women across the area.
The River Activities Committee continues meetings after presenting cooler size ideas to the New Braunfels City Council. City Manager Mike Morrison says staff will explore four to 18 12-ounce can cooler options and report next week. Council recently approved ordinances limiting cooler sizes, requiring life jackets, and restricting tubes and rafts on the Comal and Guadalupe rivers within city limits.
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