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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2007
Page
3
Gary Allen Benedict, 31, will have services at 7 p.m. today at Cranes Mill Baptist Church in Canyon Lake. The obituary notes his age and the location of the service.
American Airlines will allow coach passengers to use the first class front lavatory on domestic and international United States bound flights starting Thursday. The policy, changed after 9 11, previously limited the lavatory to first class on all flights. TSA rules keep inbound passengers in their cabin lavatories. A 757's first class houses 22 seats, with two lavatories for coach of up to 160 passengers.
New Braunfels city crews set turtle crossing signs on East Common Street to slow drivers near a pond at Cotton Crossing after turtles were seen crossing from the former Sundance Golf Course. Public Works and developer Koontz McCombs supported the measure to protect motorists and wildlife.
Texas Health and Human Services Commissioner Albert Hawkins faced sharp questions as senators pressed him on Governor Perry's HPV vaccine mandate for schoolgirls. The confirmation vote stalled after he avoided labeling HPV and cervical cancer as an emergency, with lawmakers arguing the decision belongs to the legislature during rulemaking.
The death of an 11-year-old San Antonio girl hospitalized with the flu raises Texas child fatalities this season. Epidemiologist Roger Sanchez notes ongoing impact on youth as officials report most cases tied to the A/H1N1 strain. Texas DHS says statewide flu activity remains uncertain about a peak.
A Texas bill by Sen. Florence Shapiro would give families a taxpayer funded voucher equal to the home district’s per pupil spending to send autistic children to a school of the parents’ choice. Advocates call it needed flexibility. critics warn it would drain public schools. The proposal cites 14,000 annual costs per child and a rising autism prevalence.
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