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Newspaper
Wimberley View
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1992
Page
4
Board member Joan Sanders outlines P.A.W.S. shelter's mission to ease animal suffering through grooming medical care and daily attention. The piece invites visits and potential adoptions while describing the shelter environment for cats and dogs and urging compassionate public involvement.
Shirley Terry reports on a three day animal welfare workshop in Austin hosted by the Texas Federation of Humane Societies and the Humane Society. Attendees including P A W S officials discussed care, adoption, cruelty, fundraising, and overpopulation while reflecting on euthanasia and local task force efforts. The piece highlights San Mateo County’s animal ordinance and Austin’s proactive approach with education and low cost spay neuter programs.
Texas Secretary of State John Hannah Jr certifies Vic Vreeland Cedar Creek as an Independent candidate for Congress District 14. Vreeland will appear on the November 1992 general election ballot in a 21 county district facing incumbent Greg Laughlin and Bert Garza. He tours the district accusing Laughlin of a poor voting record.
A Texas A&M Real Estate Center report explains property tax basics ad valorem rules and appeals steps. It notes taxpayers should seek agreement with the central appraisal district before protesting, outlines court burden of proof, and warns legal costs can outweigh savings. Publication NR-678 available for $1.50 in Texas and $3 out of state.
Reader letter blasts cost of executive travel under Bush and Reagan eras, detailing two new 747-200Bs Air Force One and backup planes plus a cargo aircraft, arguing taxpayers fund elite travel and urgingRoss Perot to lead with business morals to fix fiscal excesses. The note from the editor clarifies cartoons are freelance art not a newspaper position.
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