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Newspaper
Wimberley View
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1995
Page
4
State District Judge Scott McCown ruled that school districts may raise property taxes to cover enrollment increases and state aid losses before rollback elections, clarifying a reform law. The decision could benefit 200 to 300 districts while prompting concerns about higher tax rates.
A letter asks why Christians fail troubled souls and urges Unity in Wimberley to support families in crisis. The writer recalls Anne and Kathleen, notes missed chances, and cites Haggai 539 B C to urge a coalition of believers to build the Lord’s house and aid neighbors in need.
In a letter to readers, a town discusses supporting troubled youths like Kathleen Courville. It urges churches to unite and work with schools to identify children requiring aid, arguing that a small town can address similar issues seen in larger communities.
Letters from North America laments the American habit of buying fitness machines that go unused. The author argues true health requires consistent movement over gadgets, cites personal experience with multiple devices, and notes time, motivation, and insurance delays. The piece questions the value of expensive equipment and highlights ongoing effort over luxury purchases.
Dear Editor. One of our rights is to pursue happiness to seek out a life of joy and to find peaceful satisfaction. For many, happiness is a forgotten pursuit a dream that has died. I wonder why a joyful life eluded so many as people think happiness happens to them rather than are deliberate in pursuit. Seek and you will find. Circumstances seldom generate smiles. Joy comes to those who deter mine to pursue it despite circumstances. I read a short story by G W Target The Window about two men in hospital. One sits up in bed for an hour to drain fluid and lies by the window. The other lies flat all day. The window is shared by both.
Citizens form militias due to perceived federal government overreach. Locals in Comal and Blanco counties describe diverse members including farmers, students, retirees, and a notable Blanco area grandma. The groups meet to discuss current legislation and seek ways to influence policy while defending the Constitution.
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