Moss 410 Microplex File Ad Details 1985
Microplex Inc announces Mitch Womble at P O Box 45434 Dallas Texas 75245 with Moss 410 advertising request dated October 22 1985.
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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1985
Page
1
Microplex Inc announces Mitch Womble at P O Box 45434 Dallas Texas 75245 with Moss 410 advertising request dated October 22 1985.
A 28 year old New Braunfels man died when his explosives laden pickup was hit head on by a 1977 Mack tractor trailer loaded with chickens near the Guadalupe Gonzales County line. Two Gonzales men also died as the fiery crash involved a passing Chevrolet driven by Robert L Garcia, 19, of Gonzales.
Bowman a truck driver died at the scene after veering right into an emergency lane and being struck by a chicken truck east of Seguin about 2.3 miles west of Belmont in Gonzales County. The same report notes the 19th annual Texas Legislative conference opens with Texan of the Year John Tower in Geneva for arms talks. Rep. Loeffler will accept. The conference begins at 8 a.m. at the Civic Center with a focus on Texas and Taxes.
Two San Antonio men, Rudy Hernandez and Jesse Garibay, both 19 to 35, are held without bond on capital murder charges tied to the March 7 killings of five Mexican nationals near FM 1863. District Attorney Bill Schroeder convened a special grand jury for Wednesday to review the indictments and other pending cases. Garibay was captured in Longview after a chase. Hernandez was arrested near Poteet and ordered held without bond.
Washington AP government estimate shows GNP growing 2.1 percent in first quarter, the slowest since mid 1980s. Inflation accelerates to 5.4 percent deflator, dragging real growth to 2.1 percent. Weak foreign trade and high dollar weigh on outlook despite resilient consumer spending.
A coalition of local citizens groups plans to urge city and county governments the GBRA and other agencies to pass resolutions opposing the proposed crude oil pipeline over the Edwards Aquifer. Rivers and Lakes Action Council led by Cheryl Pillar organized the effort after meetings Monday and Tuesday night with other groups joining the coalition.
Rep Tom Loeffler and Roger Williams discussed plans for a 30 inch heated crude oil pipeline from Bakersfield California to Freeport. Local groups Edwards Underground Water District Comal and Bexar counties will be notified of the pledge amid potential lawsuits. A coalition seeks action and questions whether the Interior Department is in violation of National Environmental policies.
Officials say the MX missile faces a tight fight in Congress after a close Senate result. Representatives Obey and Wyden project a slim House victory for MX while opponents warn of a razor close final tally amid renewed Reagan lobbying and a 28-26 House Appropriations Committee vote to kill MX spending.
Partly cloudy and cooler today with northwest winds 15 to 20 mph. Tonight will be fair then sunny and mild Friday with easterly winds around 10 mph. Highs near 70 and upper 60s, lows upper 40s. Sunset 6 43 p.m. Sunrise 6 33 a.m. In state news, a House bill to empower school administrators to suspend dangerous students won tentative approval. A separate bill by Rep. Wilhelmina Delco would double college tuition for Texans at state funded colleges this fall and raise other tuition fees. See Page 3A.
The Thursday Special on Page 6A notes a dramatic rise in Hard Hitters Canyon's baseball statistics and the visible difference on the field, highlighting improved performance and team momentum.
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