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Newspaper
Wimberley View
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1996
Page
4
A guest editorial argues for strict school drug prevention measures and security, comparing airport screening to protecting children in schools. It defends metal detectors, drug testing, and visitor controls as necessary to keep students safe, while acknowledging concerns about personal freedom. The author, K Scott Broprick, emphasizes parental responsibility and constitutional values.
Convicted child molester Larry Don McQuay asked to be castrated while awaiting release, claiming to have molested 240 children. Gov. Bush says the state will keep a tight leash on him under 24‑hour supervision in a Houston halfway house as lawmakers debate retroactive parole reforms. Separately, ATF siege lawsuits against Waco media begin, with judges not dismissing negligence claims over coverage of the Branch Davidian tragedy. Perot files to keep options open while denying candidacy. State boards consider more independent charter schools and a West Texas low‑level nuclear waste dump clears a first hurdle for licensing.
Dear Editor, I argue Prohibition failed and so do many laws. A fire incident shows late burning rules and 911 issues if coverage ends after hours. If ordinances are flawed or unenforced, officials should act, not burden prudent citizens.
Habitat for Humanity’s Wimberley Valley affiliate clarifies that no membership or dues exist and explains Aaron Hager’s appointment to the Board of Directors. The article notes his achievements and the commitment to attend meetings, participate in activities, and advocate Habitat values as part of his schedule.
Governor George Bush informs County Judge Eddy Etheredge that the county is eligible to apply for Emergency Feed and Emergency Feed Assistance programs. Eligible livestock owners have 30 days from law signing to apply. Farm Service Agency in the county will accept applications. contact the Division of Emergency Management at 512-424-2431 with questions.
Nelson S. Martin 72 died Friday April 5. A graveside service was held Monday at Wimberley Cemetery with Rev. J B Young officiating. Born November 5, 1923 in Mooresboro North Carolina to William and Vada Weathers Martin. Survived by daughters Sarah Crippen Peggy Lynn Martin Barbara Jean Martin and granddaughters Lisa Ann Holder Sarah Angela Crippen Jennea Nicole Martin. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Arrangements by Thomason Funeral Home Wimberley.
Wimberley resident Jeanette Wade Hampton died Thursday April 4 at age 87. Graveside services were held Friday in Dilley Cemetery. Born February 4, 1909 in Encinal to Wade and Ida McMullin Hampton, she is survived by cousins Joe Buckley of Canyon Lake and Katie Hager and Gayle Burchfield, both of Wimberley.
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