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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2007
Page
2
Local business listings note Boessling Pool Tables Inc and Tria Jewelers along with individuals Chuck and Carol Cain and John Ritter. The fragment mentions these entities in an undated notice style item. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
Houston senators Rodney Ellis and Senfronia Thompson urge Texas to formally apologize for slavery and acknowledge black Americans contributions. They seek bipartisan backing, not monetary reparations, while noting Virginia recently passed such a measure and other states consider similar actions.
SMU science professors deliver protest letters to university officials over the Darwin vs Design conference co sponsored by the SMU law school's Christian Legal Society. The anthropology biology and geology departments call the event biased and inappropriate for an academic campus. Interim provost Tom Tunks says the university will not cancel it and will not endorse the presenters views.
Herald newspaper lists the staff contacts for editorial, circulation, marketing, business, production and graphics. It notes phone extensions and desk responsibilities including classifieds, display advertising, obituaries, weddings, engagements and anniversaries.
Smithson Valley High School French Club hosts the Tour de Smithson Valley at 1 p.m. today with a lap around campus. Participants pledge per lap, with $5 child and $10 adult registrations and a LIVE STRONG bracelet for all riders. Judy Weill is the contact. Jonathan Ward Brooke, 54, was released on an appeal bond after a five year sentence for online solicitation of a minor. He faces additional charges in Kerr and Hays counties.
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