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Wimberley View

Location

Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1995

Page

4

Texas Legislature Sets Insurance Rate Rollbacks Amid Debate

Seven weeks after lawmakers urged consumers to expect savings from civil justice reforms insurers urged Insurance Commissioner Elton Bomer to set the actual rate cuts. The 1995 Legislature mandated rollbacks with a Department of Insurance recommendation by July and a Bomer decision by October for January 1 implementation. Projections cited include 864 million in 1996 from 10 to 30 percent cuts across 22 liability lines, with auto and homeowners shares noted.

Austin Elton Bomer Bomer Department of Insurance Mark Stiles D-Beaumont Susan Conway Rick Gentry Insurance Information Institute Public Rod Bordelon

Fear of proposed power line health hazard near school

Letter to the Public Utilities Commission of Texas raising health concerns about PECs 138000 volt transmission line to the Wimberley substation in Hays County. The writer cites proximity to an elementary school and cites studies suggesting potential microwave like exposure harming internal organs and nervous systems. Health concerns over aesthetics and community safety are emphasized.

Public Utilities Commission of Texas Eva Andries Shoal Creek Blvd Austin Pedernales Electric, Inc Hays County Texas PEC Wimberley

Local businessman aids youth programs with car wash support

Dear Editor salutes Mr. McCrocklin for allowing fund raising car washes at his McCrocklin Real Estate, providing facilities and water to help students, dance teams, cheerleaders, and others raise money for uniforms and trips. Darlene Mosley thanks him for supporting the community's young people.

McCrocklin's

Letter to the Editor Declares Community Concerns

An individual writes to the editor expressing opinions on local issues and urging action from authorities and residents. The note highlights community needs, calls for dialogue, and emphasizes civic engagement without personal attacks.

Roses in My Back Yard a Berm and Roses

A humorous diary column about planting nearly 40 rose bushes to shape two berms in a sunny yard. The author learns roses demand care including weeding feeding and spraying for disease while dealing with two hyper dogs. They end with a playful question about wild Irish roses and quitting.

Peary Perry Rover Grover

Obituary for James C Hackley 86 San Marcos resident dies

James Cunningham Hackley known as Jim Hackley 86 of Brookyln and Hill Country resident since 1977 died of cancer July 6 1995 at his home in San Marcos Texas with family by his side He was a self made American businessman and salesman survived by his wife Alice Dex Dexie Babbitt Hackley four children Alexander Ian Hackley Peter Hackley Gerri Hood Katherine Hackley ten grandchildren seven great grandchildren Arrangements by Thomason Funeral Home donations preferred to Wimberley Lions Club or Hospice of Central Texas. The family apologizes to his sister Elinor Hackley Kaufman.

James Jim) Cunningham Hackley Brooklyn San Marcos Texas Jim Alice Dexter Dexie) Babbitt Hackley Elinor Hackley Kaufman Wimberley Alexander Ian) Strachan Hackley Houston Peter French Hackley Austin Gerri Hackley Hood Katherine Katie) Dexter Hackley Alvin Thomason Funeral Home Wimberley Lion's Club Hospice Central Texas

When the well is dry we know the worth of water quote

A concise adage attributed to Benjamin Franklin reflects on resource value. The saying emphasizes that scarcity reveals true worth and urges prudent use of essential goods.

Benjamin Franklin

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