New Braunfels Herald Zeitung merger history note
The New Braunfels Herald Zeitung traces its roots to the 1852 founding of New Braunfels Zeitung and the 1890 New Braunfels Herald. The papers merged in 1957 and issued bilingual editions until 1958 under editors Doug Toney, Margaret Edmonson, and Michael Cary.
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Vetter Benefit Auction and Barbecue Honors Families in San Marcos
About 3000 residents attended the Oct 8 event at Strahan Coliseum on the Southwest Texas State University campus to honor Trooper Randy Vetter's family. The benefit raised 53200 through an auction and barbecue, with Cynthia Vetter and their nine month old son present. The Vetter Benefit Auction & Barbeque Committee extends thanks for the community’s generosity.
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Today in History highlights notable events on Oct 24
On October 24 dates spanning 1945 to 199X mark UN charter take effect, Jane Seymour's death after Edward VI birth, first transcontinental telegraph, Niagara Falls barrel stunt, nylon stockings sale, Lets Dance recording, 40 hour week enactment, Eisenhower Korea vow, Cuban missile crisis blockade, SS Poet disappearance, Teamsters return to AFL CIO, Senate veto scene, Clinton Jiang meeting, and Cleveland Indians World Series win in 1990s.
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Lessons From 2000 Debates For 2004 Campaign
The 2000 debates offered few memorable lines or dramatic moments. Gore and Bush stuck to their lines, with Gore pushing anti-corporate critique and Bush defending limited government. The piece notes Bush’s late effort to pre empt the debates schedule and suggests future nominees should adhere to the Commission on Presidential Debates framework for clarity and effectiveness.
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Bush plan misread by media in third Gore debate
Molly Ivins argues that reporters focused on Gore while missing Bush’s performance. She criticizes Bush tax cuts as benefiting the rich, proposes a trillions-scale Social Security and Medicare plan, and warns about income inequality and minimum wage gaps amid foreign policy and education spending.
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