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Newspaper
Wimberley Wednesday View
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1995
Page
4
Wimberley school board trustee Greg Meyers shares his first meeting experience and urges community engagement. He notes meetings are open to the public, with agendas due Friday and proposes moving the deadline to Wednesday to inform Saturday newspaper editions. He invites contact at 847 3164 or Vernon Newsom at 847 2414.
Grocers report a $4.5 million rise in food sales with the Lone Star card, a plastic credit card sized form replacing paper food stamps. The card cannot be trafficked and requires a personal identification number, curbing illegal exchanges for non food items.
Wayne G Skaggs writes a harsh guest editorial condemning a violent act by unnamed extremists and likening it to broader threats to democracy. He denounces mob violence and asserts politicians manipulate grief, warning of a society drifting from core personal values and questioning comparisons of constitutional rights with acts of terror.
Woodcreek mayor Jeannine C. Pool thanks voters for their ballots and expresses gratitude for citizen support. She praises the city council and pledges to work to the best of their ability for constituents.
David Walsh argues that rising population drives crime and calls for unity beyond decades past. He urges addressing long term solutions to manage growth and improve safety.
Dear Editor: A May 6 early voting pattern showed lower early totals for the winner and higher for the loser in a school election, fueling distrust of ballots cast at the school. Critics point to past incidents where ballot box keys were kept by school authorities, suggesting neutral sites and secure storage would restore confidence. The law allows the district to request the county election office in San Marcos to run elections in a neutral location and store the early ballot box securely overnight, which officials could use to remove perceptions of wrongdoing.
Shirley Temple Black, the first woman to serve as chief of protocol at the U.S. State Department, assumed the post in 1976, marking a historic rise for women in diplomatic roles.
Sunset Lanes Bowling on May 10 1995 features high games by Conway Wharton Don Patterson Lester Nienow Wilbur Hopson Ben Patterson Foster Marion Jean Plummer Jim Needham Joe Wesp Martel Bucy Ann Wharton Joyce Megas Marie Smith Joan Nienow high series led by Conway Wharton Lester Nienow Wilbur Hopson Jim Needham Joe Wesp Foster Marlow Jean Plummer Don Patterson Martel Bucy Ann Wharton Bea Patterson.
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