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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2007
Page
1
Crossword puzzle page notes flood related clues across Forum section with grids and entries for 4A 3A 6A. Includes obituary annotations and TV grid references. Readers see light entertainment amid disaster coverage as community responds to rising waters and broadcasts updates.
The City Council sets a 16 quart maximum for each tuber on the Comal and Guadalupe rivers within city limits. The cooler will not fit snugly into river tubes and holds between 20 and 24 twelve ounce cans. Manufacturers offer styles with and without handles.
New Braunfels District 6 Councilman Ken Valentine pressed Interim Police Chief John Villareal on the police department preference for 48 quart coolers. The council reviewed an ordinance limiting river coolers to six on the Comal and 12 on the Guadalupe, with proposals for 16 quart or 48 quart options. City Manager Mike Morrison urged consistency as talks continued for the May See COOLERS in Page 10A.
After voting to allow six 12 ounce cans on the Comal and 12 on the Guadalupe River, the council reconsidered its action on Wednesday and now bans 28 quart coolers, which can hold 36 cans. The ordinance change tightens site restrictions for tubers and limits cooler size citywide.
Dr. Eliza beth Poynor reports that HPV, the most common sexually transmitted infection, affects most people sometime in life. Young adults face higher risk due to activity, yet many patients know little about the virus or its harms, despite a new vaccine.
A New Braunfels woman Manuela Decker 40 died in a single vehicle crash when a Chevy Suburban struck a utility pole near Interstate 35 South and Business 35. Police say speed was a factor but no alcohol. Decker co owned The Gruene Onion Grill with her husband since 2005. This was Comal County's first fatal crash of the year.
Washington lawmakers across parties demand changes to the Bush era No Child Left Behind education law. They seek flexible deadlines and relief from one size fits all penalties for schools missing targets, including concerns over English learners and students with disabilities. Rep. Peter Hoekstra leads GOP and Democrat critics urging overhaul.
Canyon Lake resident Gloria Shirk, 52, drowned when her car was swept off Farm to Market 306 into Rebecca Creek after heavy rain. Her passenger Louis Frey, 60, was rescued with minor injuries. Son Cameron Smith urged warning signs as the roadway flooded yet remained un barricaded over the weekend. Assistant County Engineer Robert Boyd noted lack of barricades Sunday and Monday. Comal County Road Department cooperated with sheriff's deputies during the incident response.
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