Webb resigns from RAC over river regulation pushback
New Braunfels resident Doug Webb defends his son Kevin Webb who quit the River Activities Committee amid disputes over enforcement and proposed rules on the Comal River. Webb argues existing laws suffice and that enforcement should focus on streets rather than consultants and lawsuits. He criticizes the RAC and outfitters for hindering visitor access.
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Hope flicker on immigration reform in Congress
The El Paso Times notes a first flicker of light in immigration debate as the House considers a Gutierrez Flake bill with a path to citizenship, guest workers, and penalties for employers. Bush supports the basics amid sharp partisan splits. The plan faces strong opposition and likely changes as lawmakers seek a compromise.
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Letters Policy for The Herald Zeitung Submissions
The Herald Zeitung outlines submission guidelines for letters and guest columns including word limits, photo requirement, and author contact details. Pieces must be mailed to New Braunfels Texas address or faxed or emailed with a verifiable name and contact method.
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Bush and Hunter Boost Army Armor and Vehicles
A speaker credits President Bush and Rep. Duncan Hunter with strengthening the military after Clinton era cutbacks. He cites one million body armor sets, a rise from 1,300 armored Humvees to over 26,000, and improved radios and armor in the 1st Cavalry Division, while criticizing Democrats for blocking mine resistant vehicles funding and alleging ongoing equipment shortages under Clinton.
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Government contact list for Texas officials and offices
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