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Newspaper
Wimberley View
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1992
Page
4
Gladys Cymric Strong recalls an evening walk where a flock of buzzards roosting by the river appeared as ballet dancers against the sunset. The iridescent black plumage and graceful flight turned homely scenery into a moment of unexpected beauty.
Youth is not a time of life but a state of mind and will. It is courage over timidity and adventure over ease, often more present in sixty than twenty. We age by abandoning ideals, not years, and a hopeful spirit keeps the mind young as long as the heart’s aerials catch waves of optimism.
The Crisis Bread Basket of Wimberley thanks many kind donors and notes Beta Beta Upsilon sorority for collecting stamps from Country Boys grocery. This week the stamps funded 50 cases of canned vegetables. Alma Springer chairs the effort.
Don Coleman writes to the editor criticizing County Commissioner Payne for neglecting CR 218 over eleven years while praising other claims, recounting a washed out low water crossing, lack of barricades, and poor responsiveness despite his road focus and criticisms of others.
Shirley Terry recalls a donor honoring a late German Shepherd with a biography and photo placed in the P.A.W.S Memory Book. She reflects on her own memories of Apollo the yellow lab, their adventures, and the enduring bond between humans and their pets.
In his State of the Union address President Bush proposed a $5,000 tax credit for a down payment by first time homeowners. Critics say it aids political aims but won't help buyers who must save $12,000 for a typical $60,000 home. A $150 billion highway bill is approved. critics favor redirecting funds to mortgage insurance to lower down payments to 5 percent. A CBS poll finds 14 percent would back an unfaithful candidate, stressing integrity over sex.
Flow report by Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority dated 24-92 shows Canyon Reservoir inflow 27 750 cfs from Spring Branch and release 60 cfs by US Army Corps of Engineers to curb river flow during rainfall. Elevation 918.83 ft msl, near top of conservation pool. peak 930.75 ft on 12 28 91. Down from recent high after heavy rain.
The Texas Highway Patrol Area 6B6 reports 30 rural accidents in Hays County during January 1992 resulting in Q deaths and 19 injuries. This compares with 21 rural accidents in 1991 causing 1 death and 16 injuries. The year totals show 30 accidents with Q deaths and 19 injuries, versus 21 accidents, 1 death, and 16 injuries in the prior year.
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