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Newspaper
Wimberley View
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1994
Page
4
U S Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison’s attorneys push to avoid a 45 day postponement for her trial while prosecutors argue the schedule remains quicker than similar cases. Hutchison vows not to claim senatorial privilege to delay.
Viewpoint from Bowen Intermediate School notes sixth graders debated the upcoming bond election after learning from Mr Newsom and local articles. Numerous letters support the plan for a new high school, with Marilyn Beasley among those highlighted.
Letters from Allison Backus Kristin Wall and Mary Thomas urge voters to approve the January 22 1994 bond to build a new high school in Wimberley Texas. They note rising Danforth enrollment crowding and caution against portable classrooms suggesting expansion as alternative.
A pithy quotation by James Russell Lowell asserts there is no point arguing with the inevitable. The only sensible response to an east wind is to don an overcoat, framing resignation as practical advice.
In a Jan 15 piece about a shaggy cat story several references to me were inaccurate or insulting. I am a male neutered cat who roams Canyon at Charles’s home yet am portrayed as a coward. I defend my master when warned, not cowardly. The author apologizes but notes reliance on master’s information.
Bill B Cobb urges using state lottery proceeds for public education and school construction rather than raising local property taxes for a 6.5 million bond in WISD. He cites 1993 94 projections showing over one billion in annual lottery revenue and warns bond debt could total about 30 million over 20 to 30 years. He urges a no vote on the January 22 bond election.
A reader condemns overcrowding in the Danforth building housing grades 7-12 and urges a Yes bond vote. The note notes tax concerns for fixed incomes but argues no vote harms children and calls voters to remember the facts and support the bond.
Reader letter applauds Carolyn Huff of Oxford Cleaners Country Fresh for personally delivering laundry items needed for an out of town trip. She made a special trip to Austin on Saturday and returned items when not received on time. Roberta Eyberg, Duluth Minnesota editor notes letter mailed to View.
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