New Braunfels Herald and Zeitung Merge in 1957
The Herald-Zeitung and New Braunfels Zeitung merged in 1957 to form a single paper printed in both German and English, continuing bilingual publication until 1958.
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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2000
Page
6
The Herald-Zeitung and New Braunfels Zeitung merged in 1957 to form a single paper printed in both German and English, continuing bilingual publication until 1958.
The piece argues that bomb threats are serious and not funny, urging parents to discuss why threats are wrong, noting CISD has faced five threats in eight days at Smithson Valley schools. A $1000 reward is offered for tips leading to arrests, and readers are urged to contact CISD with information.
On January twenty eight dates recall major events and births from 1986 space shuttle Challenger disaster to Henry VIII death in 1547. Drake dies in Panama and Marti born in Havana. Carnegie Institute founded in Washington. Coast Guard created in 1915. Louis Brandeis joins Supreme Court in 1916.
Readers debate coverage of AIDS and illness origins, indoor youth pool funding, environmental pollution in the Comal River, and the MLK holiday. Contributors urge protection of water resources, veterans’ recognition, and community investment in year round sports facilities amid local politics.
Molly Ivins weighs the Iowa results with Steve Forbes’s high profile and Alan Keyes’s strong showing among social conservatives. She questions tax plans and party strategy while noting Bush’s solid win and Gore’s looming nomination, calling for reform of the nominating process.
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