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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2007
Page
1
A feature on a quiet town edging toward suburban growth, examining transformations in housing patterns, infrastructure needs, and community identity as it expands toward a city-like footprint. Local officials weigh planning choices amid new development and resident concerns.
Ohio State and UCLA advance to the Final Four after decisive upsets and strong showings on page 1B. The Buckeyes and Bruins sealed their spots with balanced scoring, tight defense, and late-game stamina, signaling a high-stakes encounter in the national semifinals.
A compact page summary notes the Dear Abby column is included with 38 classifieds, 1D comics, 5C crossword and SC forum items. The page layout signals a general mix of advice, reader notices, puzzles, and community discussions.
City officials move to curb litter on the Comal and Guadalupe rivers with a proposed $90,000 summer contract. Two bids were received from Aires Environmental and Texas Pristine Rivers Inc., with staff recommending the local firm within five percent of the lowest bid. Council votes Monday.
National Weather Service meteorologist Larry Eblen at New Braunfels reports scattered thunderstorms will persist through today with a new upper level disturbance west of Texas. Forecasts show a potential for severe storms west of Interstate 35, including hail, damaging winds, and possible tornado and flash flooding risks. Rain totals range from under half an inch to isolated two to four inches.
Democratic efforts to pass immigration reform face intra party splits and Republican opposition. Senate sponsors abandoned joint legislation while House sponsors moved their own version, relying on President Bush to persuade lawmakers. Senate leader Harry Reid urged White House pressure as momentum shifts.
Nine girls aged 10 to 13 spent five hours learning sewing at the Comal County Salvation Army Service Center on Landa Street. Judy Baker praised the quick progress as they stitched floral Kleenex holders purses and quilted throws. Christabell West noted the program runs four years with women’s sessions for certificates.
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