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Wimberley View

Location

Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1993

Page

4

All 31 state Senate seats up for election next year

Secretary of State John Hannah said all 31 state Senate seats will be on the ballot next year amid a lawsuit over Senate district boundaries. The 1992 districts, later challenged by Democrats, prompted a panel to order a new plan affecting 1994 elections. The memo notes confusion from ongoing litigation and outlines recent partisan actions shaping future elections.

Senate John Hannah Hannah Treasury Travis County Kay Bailey Hutchison David Criss Treasury Department Steve McCleery Criss Hutchison U.S. Senate Grand Jury Amy Johnson Richards Johnson Texas John Sharp Sharp Lionel “Skip” Meno Texas Education Agency TU Electric Co Public Utility Commission TU Electric Public Luis Wilmot

Viewpoint on Weekend Hardware Store Mania and Caveman Urges

A humorous essay analyzes weekend shoppers at Mega Hardware Mart who turn simple pickups into imagined tractors, driven by impulse and stockpiled tools. The narrator muses on cordless staplers, consumer urges, and shared obsessions, joking about male bravado and preparedness culture.

Peary Perry Mega-Hardware Mart Wembleton

Village Library expands hours and book arrivals

The Village Library now opens Saturdays 9 am to 2 pm. New best sellers include Pleading Guilty, The Scorpio Illusions, Gai Jin, and Cruel and Unusual. Other new fiction features A Case of Need, The Holy Thief, Star Wars The Last Command, and The Ten Thousand. The Fifties is in non fiction.

Scott Turow Robert Ludlum James Clavell Patricia Cornwell Michael Crichton Ellis Peters Timothy Zahn Harold Coyle David Halberstam Texas Readers' Club

Fire department rescues Browns as mobile home burns

Dear Editor the Wimberley fire department answered a 911 call around 430 this morning July 18 on Mt Sharp Road and prevented the fire from reaching the Browns home and their daughter’s home. Gene Brown notes a 1983 fire destroyed their home and all possessions but thanks the firefighters for stopping this morning’s spread.

Wimberley Browns

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