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Herald Zeitung

Location

New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 2007

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Forum Sports Jerk Softball All Area Victories

All area softball and baseball teams posted victories on Wednesday as teams across the region delivered strong showings on Page 5A with several key wins and standout performances across multiple leagues.

Immigration concerns voiced by Lamar Smith on pressing issue

Texas congressman Lamar Smith speaks out on what he calls one of the nation’s most pressing issues, outlining policy considerations and potential legislative steps. Page 4A.

Lamar Smith

Ex-CISD janitor pleads guilty to porn charge

Barry Craig Nielsen 53, former Smithson Valley Middle School janitor, pled guilty to one federal count of possession of child adult material. He faces up to 10 years in prison with sentencing set for June 14 before Judge Orlando Garcia. Investigators arrested him February 23, 2006 after a raid that found electronic, video and hard copy images. Nielsen’s 23-year tenure with Comal Independent School District ended after his arrest. He denied sexual acts with a child, but investigators noted a disturbing remark about children at the middle school.

Smithson Valley Middle School Barry Craig Nielsen U.S John Primomo Bulverde Orlando Garcia Nielsen Weltner Kari Hutchison Comal Independent School District Miller

Fire Museum preserves New Braunfels’ early station

New Braunfels Fire Museum sits at 131 S Hill Ave, the site of the first manned fire station from 1918. Battalion Chief Darren Brinkkoeter guides visitors through relics and notes the evolution from hose carts in 1886 to wooden water mains and the origin of the term fire plug.

New Braunfels S. Hill Ave Brinkkoeter David Ingram Herald-Zeitung Fire Department Darren Brinkkoeter New

City council hopeful urges ban on large signs in town

New Braunfels candidate Jay Patrick for District 2 signed the Campaign Signage Practices Pledge on Monday urging all candidates and political action committees to keep large political signs out of neighborhoods ahead of the upcoming election. Patrick said his motive is not political.

New Braunfels Jay Patrick Patrick

News representatives push shield law in Texas

News industry advocates testified in Austin that a qualified privilege for reporters would encourage whistleblowers to reveal problems such as the Texas Youth Commission scandal. They seek protection for confidential sources notes and unaired videotape, insisting the privilege is not absolute and depends on a compelling reason.

Austin Texas Youth Commission Laura Prather Texas Association of Broadcasters Texas

Couple finds 7-foot python under pickup hood

Betty and Ron Gulledge of Oak Ridge Drive spotted a seven-foot python under the hood of their Chevrolet Silverado Friday. They waited two hours before help arrived after a 911 call revealed sheriff deputies do not handle snakes and a private service would cost 85. Critter See SNAKE later assisted, per Comal County officials.

Betty Ron Gulledge Oak Ridge Drive Ron Betty Gulledge Comal County Steven McKin Gulledges Critter Control New Braunfels

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