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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1985
Page
4
Letters from CLVFD and EMS volunteers urge upgrade from Basic Life Support to Advanced Life Support. They argue ambulance time, training, and better drug and IV capabilities save lives amid rising heart attack and stroke incidents. They seek public and legislative support, noting House Bill 470 pending in Texas.
A compilation of editor letters criticizes removing March 2 Texas State holiday and warns against federal involvement in local affairs. Readers defend heritage, question workshop inclusivity, cite Chamber contracts, tax votes, and city projects. The EMS praise and abortion cartoon complaint are also noted.
The text lists Gov. Mark White's office contact details with a room and Capitol address in Austin Texas 78701. It appears as an administrative identifier rather than a narrative report, indicating official location information for the governor's office.
Ten years ago at the Comal ISD board meeting James Richardson was named to succeed Charles Thacker as Canyon High School principal with Larry Moehnke set to become dean of students. Carter Cook would replace Jack Reeves at Canyon Middle School as new principal.
Lt Gen Emerson Itchner called Canyon Reservoir the most beautiful he has seen after touring Canyon Dam area in Washington. Construction is reportedly on schedule. Marvin Doerr, longtime New Braunfels schools principal, was honored at a Texas State Teachers Association luncheon in San Antonio. Work on the New Braunfels Rite Flite Airport runway resumes after weather delays as Adolph Schaefer directs county graders to raise the bed eight inches.
Fifty years ago a residence was saved by local firefighters though its owner Mrs. Fritz Heitkam reported about 10 000 in total losses not insured. City and county leaders moved this week to defeat a state bill exempting homesteads up to 3 000 from taxation, with the Board of City Development and the Junior Chamber of Commerce opposing the measure.
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