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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2007
Page
4
The castle doctrine law signed by Gov. Perry takes effect Sept. 1, expanding the right to use deadly force in homes cars and workplaces. Supporters call it a constitutional reinforcement of self defense while critics warn of increased litigation and violence.
On March 28, 1979 a major nuclear accident occurred at Three Mile Island Unit 2 near Middletown Pennsylvania. The list recalls multiple historical events from 1834 to 2007 including political, military, and cultural milestones with brief notes on notable deaths and world affairs.
A New Braunfels reader from Austin supports Councilman Ken Valentine amid a recall petition. The letter cites concerns about heavy drinking near families and tube outings, urging a more family friendly environment without turning to an 18 plus nightclub.
Michael A. Jones of New Braunfels urges a family friendly float plan for the river to allow children to enjoy summer fun without alcohol. He notes drunkenness deters family visits and suggests nonalcoholic drink stands to boost appeal and local enjoyment of New Braunfels river area.
Cal Thomas critiques the Iraq war funding vote and alleged bribery in Congress. He highlights lobbyists like Abramoff and lawmakers such as Cunningham and Ney. He argues the bill is pork laden, questions leaderships ethics, and warns of bipartisan influence peddling while urging accountability and veto resistance by the president.
A fragmented listing of contact addresses and phone numbers for the President Senate offices and Texas state and local officials. Includes White House address 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington DC 20500 and multiple lawmakers with San Antonio Austin and Laredo offices, emails and fax lines.
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