Merged New Braunfels Papers Span German and English
The Herald-Zeitung New Braunfels Zeitung began in 1852 and the New Braunfels Herald in 1890. The two papers merged in 1957 and continued printing in German and English until 1958.
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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2007
Page
4
The Herald-Zeitung New Braunfels Zeitung began in 1852 and the New Braunfels Herald in 1890. The two papers merged in 1957 and continued printing in German and English until 1958.
In Guadalupe River floods near Rebecca Creek on FM 306 a 52 year old woman Gloria Shirk died while crossing a flooded waterway. The accident prompted a call for warning signs at low water crossings and for drivers to avoid driving through flooded crossings.
March 16 marks events from 1945 Iwo Jima securing to 1991 AP Beirut release. Notable items include 37 AD Tiberius death, 1751 James Madison birth, 1802 West Point charter, 1915 FTC start, 1926 Goddard rocket test, 1935 Hitler Versailles terms break, 1968 My Lai incident, 1978 Moro kidnapping and 1985 Terry Anderson abduction.
A New Braunfels resident endorses removing Council member Ken Valentine over river beer policy and tuber issues. The writer defends police respect and NBPD dedication, urges civility and accountability from officials while praising JV and local officers for public safety.
A district resident thanks Ken Valentine for a public show of disrespect toward interim Police Chief John Villareal after a city council meeting. The writer, supporting JV, acknowledges his leadership and praises his work with the department.
The Herald-Zeitung outlines submission guidelines for letters and guest columns. Letters must be 250 words or less and guest columns 500 words or less and require a photo. Include address and phone number for authorship verification and send via mail fax or email to the listed contacts.
The piece argues Democrats fault Bush policies over Walter Reed mold and maintenance, blaming civil service rules for firing limits and praising market forces. It contrasts government inefficiency with private sector incentives, cites Rosenbaum case, and calls for removing protections at Walter Reed and veterans hospitals.
A compendium of addresses, offices, phone numbers, and fax lines for U.S. Senators Kay Bailey Hutchison and John Cornyn, Representative Lamar Smith and Cuellar, Governor Rick Perry, state legislators, and New Braunfels city officials with emails and Web sites where available.
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