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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2007
Page
4
Residents in south Comal County seek to add their area to Emergency Services District No 6 after a January deadline for county funding passed. Fire chief John Herber says New Braunfels firefighters will respond in emergencies, while county VFDs would assist.
Friday January 26 2007 marks the 26th day of the year with 339 days remaining. Notable items include Captain Arthur Phillip leading the first European settlers to Sydney in 1788 and Michigan joining the union in 1837.
A reader praises the council for a cooler restriction in Ft Lauderdale and questions drinking as essential for fun. They argue hydration with water over alcohol, cite a safety instructor saying drinkers sinkers, and invite others to plan a meetup.
Letters from Lisa Martin of Galveston urge the council to reconsider river restrictions on Guadalupe. She recalls family river outings, worries about coolers and supplies, and cites frustrations with drunken gatherings at campsites. She fears losing familiar campgrounds if rules tighten.
A compiled list shows addresses phone numbers and fax numbers for United States federal and Texas state offices in Washington Austin and San Antonio. It includes Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison Senator John Cornyn Congressman Lamar Smith Henry Cuellar Governor Rick Perry and State House and Senate offices with contact methods and web addresses.
A comic critique of Hillary Clinton and presidential polling trends interweaves past elections and public figures. It references Bill Clinton's State of the Union, Obama as rival, and compares Hillary to Thatcher while lampooning media and campaign narratives.
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