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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1985
Page
1
The fragment mentions Moss Croplex Inc and TCH Womble with an address style clue Box 45434 4s. No further readable context or actions are present to determine a clear event, outcome, or formal notice.
Tourism braces for a strong Memorial Day weekend as rains restored river flows in Hueco Springs and the Comal and Guadalupe systems. Hotel occupancy climbs, with Camp Warnecke and Hueco Springs reporting full houses and officials calling the period a promising start to summer. River flows rebound from droughts, giving operators optimism for the season ahead.
Partly cloudy and warm Memorial Day weekend with a small rain chance Sunday and Monday. Today’s high near 89 with overnight in the upper 60s. MLB players union approves potential strike while negotiations with owners continue. Herald-Zeitung office closed Monday for holiday, reopening Tuesday.
Corps of Engineers staff brace for a large turnout at Canyon Lake over Memorial Day weekend with projections near 125 000 visitors to lake-area parks and river trips. Sheriff deputies will patrol parks. Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority commits to 614 cubic feet per second river outflow through the holiday weekend.
The county advances plans for a June 1 opening of the new jail with a 10 am ceremony. County Judge Fred Clark, Sheriff Walter Fellers, and District Judge Robert Pfeuffer will speak. state Rep. Edmund Keumpel will present the flag.
Trustees approve a resolution to issue 18.1 million in utility revenue bonds with a council decision pending. The question is whether to proceed by notice of intent or require a public vote, with mayor and trustees divided yet favoring community input amid favorable interest rates. The plan splits into electric, water and sewer projects totaling 18.1 million.
Governor Mark White and lawmakers urge Texas voters to approve a $1 billion water plan in the November general election. The plan funds water projects, conservation, and bonds, with loans for farmers, a state insurance fund, mandatory conservation, and groundwater control districts.
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