New Braunfels Papers Merge After 1957 Union
The Herald-Zeitung Serv IN vere New Braunfels Zeitung began in 1857 and the New Braunfels Herald in 1890. They merged in 1957 and published in German and English until 1958, with listed roles including Managing Editor Publisher Circulation Director Advertising Director and Business Manager News Editor.
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Tougher lending laws urged for subprime market
The Kansas City Star argues for tougher disclosure and cautious tightening of subprime lending while acknowledging risks of choking off credit. It notes 14 percent of U S mortgage volume is subprime and 13 percent delinquent, urging careful reform with shared responsibility by lenders and borrowers.
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Today in History highlights major events across centuries
March 22 marks events from 1765 Stamp Act enactment to 1945 Arab League formation and 1972 ERA referral. Notable entries include Anne Hutchinson’s expulsion in 1638, Decatur’s duel death in 1820, polygamy ban in 1882, 3.2 percent alcohol measure in 1933, Grand Coulee dam in 1941, and Wallendas tragedy in 1978.
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Herald-Zeitung invites guest columns with photo and contact
The Herald-Zeitung invites guest column submissions under 500 words, to be accompanied by a photo. Include address and telephone number for authorship confirmation and fax materials to (830) 606-3413.
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Freedom of Information Act and openness in government
A shortpiece arguing FOIA as a fundamental American right and urging transparency. It notes that government records are accessible unless protected for security or privacy reasons and cites DOJ and state resources for obtaining records. It mentions a personal FOIA bill introduced but not advanced and urges continued support for openness.
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Call to simplify access to government information
A citizen urges easier government information access amid rising costs and backlogs. The note lists contact details for U.S. and Texas officials including President George W. Bush, Senators Hutchison and Cornyn, Congressman Smith, Cuellar, Gov. Perry, and various state and local offices with phone and fax numbers.
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