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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2007
Page
4
The notice outlines key newspaper leadership and operational positions including Managing Editor Editor and Publisher Circulation Director Advertising Marketing Director and Business Manager and News Editor.
City Council approves a roadway impact fee on new construction to fund roads and upgrades. Critics warn it may deter business, but officials cut commercial charges to protect investment. Residential fee set at 1500 dollars per lot, aiming to boost revenues from new homes while bonds may fund infrastructure.
Reader promotes the South Texas Blood and Tissue Center donor site at 651 N Interstate 35 in New Braunfels Market Place. The letter praises the spotless, friendly office and urges residents to donate or organize drives, naming staff members Lucy, Stephanie, Marsha, Maria, and Amanda.
Linda Tyler argues residency length should not determine public opinion and endorses Councilman Ken Valentine. She rebukes personal attacks on his critics, compares past public debates on local smoking rules, and urges measures to curb river alcohol use. She praises Valentine for thoughtful district and city service.
The Herald Zeitung outlines letter and guest column guidelines limiting letters to 250 words and guest columns to 500 words with a photo. Submissions must include address and telephone number for authorship confirmation and be sent to the specified Herald Zeitung contact details.
Congress moves toward the Freedom of Information Act Amendments of 2007 with House and Senate actions scheduled. The bill would tighten timelines, cut search fees for delays, establish FOIA hotlines, and create an ombudsman at the National Archives to resolve disputes, shifting toward timelier public access to federal records. Christine Tatum of The Denver Post notes bipartisan backing and invokes Lincoln’s call for openness.
A compact listing of Washington and state offices for Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison John Cornyn Rep. Lamar Smith Henry Cuellar Governor Rick Perry and others, with San Antonio Austin and Laredo addresses phones and faxes plus web contacts for district and city councils. Includes multiple districts and council members with direct lines and emails.
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