Airport mishap termed minor in New Braunfels
A Kerrville Mooney aircraft landed gear up at New Braunfels Municipal Airport around 10:30 am Wednesday. The incident caused no injuries, and officials expect minor repairs to the plane. Fire units were dispatched as a precaution. The pilot was the sole occupant.
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Frank Adams
New Braunfels Aero Service
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City Utility Bonds Face Vote On Expansion Plan
The Utilities board weighs a $3.5 million bond issue to fund an 138KV line rebuild and substation projects. A public referendum is debated. officials cite growth needs and a September deadline for fire protection to a new elementary school. Public vote advocates urge lasting public input.
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Robert Orr
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House debates blue law protections amid Sunday sales clash
Lawmakers weigh protections to ensure worship time as a fiscal note estimates Sunday sales could add 10.6 million to next year's state sales tax. Several amendments were rejected, including Uher’s plan to adjust banned items while permitting all items during the Christmas shopping season.
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Trash landfill plant plans raise emissions and energy claims
A landfill project outlines digging a double-sized pit with clay backfill and drainage ditches to manage gas migration. Officials claim burning 150 tons of garbage daily will generate power for 2,600 homes, reduce oil use by 95,000 barrels, and feed the grid, while stressing controls for particulates, dioxins, nitrogen oxides, and acids to minimize pollution.
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Naik
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Freshman faces new challenge as Canyon meet highlights rise
Davidson notes the freshman has not been challenged recently and expects a strong run. Sophomore Tammy Wilcut boasts a 12.8 second 100 meters, likely placing her among leaders. Smithson Valley's 1,600-meter relay team Wagner Wilcut Huntsucker and McCoy holds the region's third fastest time.
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Regional meet previews highlight athletes to watch
Randy Long trails in the 300 hurdles as the slowest qualifier. In girls events Canyon’s Nancy Tieken battles a sore leg to reach state in the 800 and anchor the 1,600 relay, while Yvonne Rode of Fredericksburg tops the 2:22.25 time. Trevino leads the shot put while McKinnis and Hildebrand chase fast marks in the 400. Emily May and other region standouts show partial improvements as qualifiers tighten race plans.
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Brownsville
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