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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2007
Page
2
Lynn Limmer former New Braunfels city councilwoman pleaded guilty to bank fraud on Nov 16. Sentencing set for 9:30 a.m. May 3 at John H. Wood Jr. Federal Courthouse San Antonio. Faces up to 30 years and a $1 million fine for stealing $161,000 from First Commercial Bank.
Herald-Zeitung invites readers to submit update requests via email to news at herald-zeitung com. Readers are asked to include Update in the subject line to help staff locate and address the inquiry promptly.
The American GI Forum and Latino leaders urge PBS and Congress to address Latino omissions in the 14 hour Ken Burns World War II series set to air in September during Hispanic Heritage Month. PBS pledged to respond in two weeks while Burns and Novick defend the project.
Law officers in New Braunfels and Comal County report arrests from March 29 to March 30 including Cruz Acosta 27 driving with invalid license. Daniel Bowe 50 probation revocation and invalid license. April Brown 22 Austin driving with invalid license. multiple others charged with offenses such as possession of marijuana, speeding, theft by check, public intoxication, and no license. Several apprehensions involve additional notes like hold for immigration, failed inspections, and suspended licenses.
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Area parents are urged to attend 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on April 10 at Canyon and Smithson Valley middle schools to review the Worth the Wait curriculum and learn about the HPV vaccine, STDs, and teen health resources in Comal County. Canyon event offers English and Spanish sessions. Smithson Valley session is Spanish only in the library.
An accident report shows Marion Police Chief Tony Plaid had a blood alcohol level of .299 percent after a March 18 wreck. The Texas legal limit is .08. Test results were obtained under a search warrant signed by Judge Frank Follis, and drunken driving charges followed on March 24. Plaid, 51, suffered major injuries and was treated at University Hospital in San Antonio before moving to another facility. He remains on sick leave as of Thursday.
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