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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 11, 1984, New Braunfels, Texas Mc rep lex , Inc. Comp, •-ct J Hitch bomble P.O. .cox ^5^3oOn ll rs , i'^xp i 75?/i.5Duck crossing signs stolen _ The "duck crossing" signs installed in Landa K Park last November got to be almost as much an \ ; - r ,/ ; I ;. c ■ v .. *• :{-t I attraction as the ducks themselves. So much an attraction, in fact, that they aren't there any p,; */ ; \ ^ ^ I more. Mayor Pro Tem I^aveme Eberhard took her I* % Christmas visitors to the park just to show off f ' •/ ; IV ^ I those signs. There weren't any signs ... just •/ ' . . ' - . , ' empty posts. Executives of the company that produced the custom-made signs had the same experience, ^BB said City Manager E.N. Delashmutt. They called lf.; K **' . ahead to say they'd be passing through New Braunfels, and would take a quick turn around the park for a look at the duck signs. ''On the day they called, I think we had one Iv; h\ V*\ - /*• -V-I i ~ left," Delashmutt said. It vanished that night. V'; * V . yy* I; .VV, I * -/•*'V**'!] The three signs, which Thieleman said cost \ ' approximately $35 apiece, were put up the third ; K 'f ; * • V v * ,/ week in November. He said they started to [(i.J -vVV^ disappear about the week before Christmas. CV; vip ;Vp#; 'I "I was surprised they stayed up as long as they Iv; K- /*i - < o-1*. ' did." he admitted. Replacements have been ordered. I nese Signs SOrta waddled Oft Full house Morgan to fill vacancy in city building department By DYANNEFRY Staff writer The New Braunfels building department started the new year with all hands on deck. A new building inspector, Art J. Morgan, arrived at City Hall on the first work day of 1984. Morgan, working under building official Don Constance, fills the vacancy left by Dan Montrose some two months ago. The recent addition gives the city two full-time inspectors to keep up with New Braunfels' growing construction business. In the weeks before Christmas, the Herald-Zeitung received some complaints from local contractors about long waits at the inspection site, due to the short-handed staff. The contractors also worried that the city wasn't moving fast enough to fill the vacancy. At that time, Public Works Director Fred Ryden said he'd had a number of applications for Montrose's job, and would probably fill it after the first of the year. Within the next month, the new inspector should be getting a pickup to drive on his inspection route. City Council recently approved the purchase of a second truck for the code enforcement division, so that both inspectors could be on the road at the same time. Ryden expects the truck to be delivered in late January or early February.Jury deadlocked in burglary trial The attempted burglary trial of David Williford ended in a hung jury Tuesday night. But an office spokeswoman for District Attorney Bill Schroeder said the case would be retried. The jury indicated it was hopelessly deadlocked after about three hours of deliberations at 10-2 in favor of conviction. A mistrial was declared, and the jury was discharged around 6 p.m. Williford of Route I, Box 398-A, New Braunfels, was on trial for the attempted burglary of a residence on East Torrey Street on Sept. 6,1983. He was accused of forcing the screen door open at that residence, and indicted on Nov. 16 by a Comal County Grand Jury. The spokeswoman for Schroeder's office said the responsibility for re-setting the case for trial now falls on Court Administrator Martin Allen. New Braunfels Nm Braunfels, Texas HraM-frHmg WEDNESDAY January 11,1984 25 Cents Volume 93 — No. 8 24 Pages — 2 Sections (USPS 377-880)Court reverses Si/kwood decision WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court today reinstated a $10 million award won by Karen Silkwood's children against the Kerr-McGee Corp. The justices, by a 5-4 vote, reversed a decision that had thrown out an Oklahoma jury's award to Ms. Silkwood's estate as an Impermissible conflict with federal regulation of the nuclear industry. The nation's highest court today said that there is no impermissible conflict between the state and federal laws. The decision, however, leaves Kerr-McGee free to challenge the amount of the award in lower courts. Ms. Silkwood, a 28-year-old laboratory analyst at Kerr-McGee's Cimarron plutonium plant near Crescent, Okla., died in an automobile accident Nov. 13, 1974, while on her way to meet with a New York Inside "It's wonderful news,' said Merle Silkwood, Karen's mother, at a Nederland, Texas, bank where she works. Times reporter. Days before, she had been radioactively contaminated. Ms. Silkwood, a union activist responsible for monitoring health and safety matters at the Cimarron plant, reportedly wanted to make public evidence of missing plutonium and falsified safety records. A movie about the incident, "Silkwood," was released a month ago and has grossed $10.8 million at the box office. I^ast week, its $2.1 million in ticket sales placed it 7th in movie ticket receipts. The film, released by 20th Century-Fox, stars Meryl Streep, Kurt Russell and Cher, Ms. Silkwood's family sued in 1976, alleging negligence by Kerr-McGee and seeking damages for injuries Ms. Silkwood suffered — primarily fear and anxiety — during the nine days from her contamination to her death. A trial jury in Oklahoma said Kerr-McGee should pay Ms. Silkwood's three children $500,000 in actual damages and $10 million in punitive damages. The jury also awarded $5,000 for Ms. Silkwood's coiitanunated belongings that had to be destroyed. See SILKWOOD, Page 14A Today's Weather Block: don't panic over EDB reports It will be sunny and mild this afternoon with southerly winds at 5-10 mph. Tonight should be clear with increasing clouds Thursday and a new cold WASHINGTON (AP) — Agriculture front by Thursday afternoon. Winds will start out Secretary John Block, saying the southerly near IO mph Thursday, but shift to nor- threat to human health still isn't therly at 15-20 mph by the afternoon. Sunset will be known, is warning against public at 5:51 p.m., and sunrise Thursday will be at 7:22 hysteria over possible contamination a.m. of food supplies and groundwater by a cancer-causing pesticide. Yep, He Signed Block, after a meeting with the heads of the Environmental After a day of panic in Pittsburgh and frantic protection Agency and Food and searches in Tokyo, Nebraska running back Mike I)ruK Adnumstration, as well as Rosier confirmed today that he has signed with the major agricultural groups, said USFL's Pittsburgh Maulers. Sports. Page 11A Tuesday that while contamination by ethylene dibromide, EDB, is a major concern, it does not warrant panic. CLASSIFIED....................7-10B "We're all concerned about residue COMICS.........................13A m foodstuffs, but at what level?" CROSSWORD....................13A Block said. "... There is a lot we don't DEAR ABBY ...................2B know about EDB. It appears there is ENTERTAINMENT ......... . . .. . . 8A some hysteria out there that really Horoscope......................68 i*n't warranted." KALEIDOSCOPE..................I 7B «"* "*< ^>7 OPINIONS........................4A w.th LPA chief WULam cPnnTc qua Ruckelshaus and Mark Novich, QTnrirQ....................... QA FDA'8 acting administrator. Also ^hCTiwrc.....................o* attending were more than a dozen uucATUCB .....*....... IV representatives of agriculture trade WEATHER........................2A groups and state organizations, ranging from the National Grange to the National Governors Association. The meeting was closed to the public, but Block said afterwards the session was simply "an opportunity to review the problem and get a better understanding (rf it." Ruckelshaus agreed and said he hopes to hold similar meetings with other groups, including consumer organizations. He said his agency was attempting to determine a tolerance level for EDB and hoped to have some results within "a couple of weeks." Ruckelshaus said last week the agency was working "on an accelerated basis" to determine residue levels for EDB in grains and food products that could serve as a guideline for states to use in setting an acceptable level for EDB in food. EDB has been used since 1948 for a wide variety (rf pesticide applications. In 1975, however, the National Cancer Institute said the pesticide appeared See BLOCK, Page 14A Wearing dark ski goggles, sound muffling headphones and an aviator jacket, Harold Schmoidt braves the cold weather to pick up trash on Loop 337 Tuesday Schmoldt's bag is for collecting aluminum cans. Th mercury dropped to the mid 20s Tuesda night, but a warming trend was expected tc Wednesday and Thursday.Back-seat TV yields arrest of three burglary suspects By DEBBIE DeLOACH Staff writer Three Marble Falls men may be wishing they'd stayed out of Comal County Tuesday. Sheriff's ll. Gilbert Villarreal and Deputy Dennis Koepp were petroling US. Highway 281 shout 11:20 a.m. when they spotted a "suspicious big car with a television in the back seat," Villarreal said. "We stopped the car about a quarter of a mile south of Cibolo, and found a bag of marijuana in tho front seat floorboard. Then we found a loaded JI 4-inch revolver underneath the front seat, a large butcher knife on the hack seat, and a landed HO automatic under the front seat cover," Villarreal said. One 20-year-old suspect was arrested for unlawfully carrying a weapon, while another man, on parole for burglary, was charged with possession of marijuana. The third suspect, 31, was charged with possession and unlawfully carrying a weapon. "Marble Falls sent us teletype warrants (Mi these three for possession of stolen property from a robbery earlier Tuesday at the Patio Apartments there," Villarreal said, who added a television, stereo, two casette players, an amplifier, several pairs of boots and some luggage with clothes inside were also found in the car. The three men were in custody in the Comal County Jail Wednesday morning. "Marble Falls is recommending a $10,000 bond for each," Villarreal said. "Once they're magiatratad, the boys from Marble Falls will come pick them up."Something fishy about thisPerch plentiful in Landa Lake, TLO student says Mayor O.A. Stratemann Jr. had one thing to say for Mike Perry's report on the social habits of Rio Grande perch in luanda Lake: it was thorough "It brings up everything that everybody would want to know, with one exception," said Stratemann. The report doesn't say that Rio Grande perch (alias Chichlasoma cyanoguttatum love to eat crickets, or that their favorite feeding tune during the August cricket plague is right about dusk, "right when those crickets hit Landa Park," the mayor said, "lf you go on in the boat with a bucket of crickets, you can catch a lot of perch." He knows, because three friends talked him into trying it once, some years ago. As "This is one of the first times that we've gotten a report back from somebody who came in and said, 'Hey, can I do some studies"?'' — Parks Director Court Thieleman. soon as the boat docked at the end of the excursion, the "friends" disappeared into the woods, leaving the future mayor holding the bucket. "It takes a lot (rf hours to dean 1,500 perch," said Stratemann. "No wonder there aren't any left," said Mayor Pro Tem laiverne Eberhard Actually, Parks Director Court Thieleman says there are plenty of perch in the lake. It's bass that seem to be running short Perry, who did the perch study as part of a class project at Texas Lutheran College, admitted when Thieleman asked that there "weren't as many bass down there as there should be." And council members indicated Monday that they had much appreciated getting copies of Perry's report. "This is (nm of the first tunes that we've gotten a report back from somebody who came in and said, 'Hey, can I do some studies?"' 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Like many people I use the QB as a "garage". There is usually some dive gear, cruising spinnaker, milk crates with food and/or drink, etc. I'm wondering if there are any real spiffy mods that folks have made to make more efficient use of the space. Right now its a case of putting on a head lamp and burrowing like a mole to find what is usually all the way aft under a pile of other stuff. :(
That sounds like my quarter berth! My wife has come up with the clever solution of storing all the things that used to be in the quarter berth in the shower now. Of course there are obvious implications.
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But the Bible speaks of the wicked being tormented "forever," doesn't it?
The term "for ever," as used in the Bible, means simply a period of time, limited or unlimited. It is used 56 times in the Bible in connection with things that have already ended. It is like the word "tall," which means something different in describing men, trees, or mountains. In Jonah 2:6, "for ever" means "three days and nights." (See also Jonah 1:17.)
In Deuteronomy 23:3, this means "10 generations." In the case of man, this means "as long as he lives" or "until death." (See 1 Samuel 1:22, 28; Exodus 21:6; Psalm 48:14.) So the wicked will burn in the fire as long as they live, or until death. This fiery punishment for sin will vary according to the degree of sins for each individual, but after the punishment, the fire will go out.
The teaching of eternal torment has done more to drive people to atheism and insanity than any other invention of the devil. It is slander upon the loving character of a tender, gracious heavenly Father and has done untold harm to the Christian cause.
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The Bible tells us that "the wages of sin is" not eternal life in hellfire, but "death" (Romans 6:23), the same penalty God assured Adam and Eve would be theirs if they ate the forbidden fruit.
Ezekiel states clearly that "the soul that sinneth, it shall die" (Ezekiel 18:4), and a plethora of other Bible verses and passages endorse this position. The prophet Malachi wrote that sinners would burn up as "stubble" and would become "ashes under the soles" of the feet of the redeemed (Malachi 4:1, 3). Even the final fate of Satan is explicitly pronounced in Ezekiel 28:18, where the Bible says that the enemy of souls will be reduced to ashes upon the "earth."
Compare that with Psalm 37:10 ("For yet a little while, and the wicked shall not be"), Psalm 68:2 ("as wax melteth before the fire, so let the wicked perish at the presence of God"), and other similar verses. Soon you get a clear picture that the purpose of the fires of hell is to eradicate sin and to expunge the universe of its awful presence.
Interestingly, it was the devil who was first to suggest that sinners would not die (Genesis 3: 4). A hell where sinners never perish would prove the devil right and would make God, who told Eve she would "surely die" as a result of transgression (Genesis 2:17), a liar.
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Traditional Fishing Boat
Escorted to a shiny new boat, our seats are cushioned recliners and we're invited to remove our shoes immediately in line with the property's "no news, no shoes," policy. It's difficult to describe how freeing this act of actually going shoeless for the entirety of the stay is, but by the end of our sojourn we don't want to re-shoe. Leaning back into the lounge we're refreshed with a cool moist towel and chilled beverage, as our host describes our journey.
|Comfortable Airport Transfer
The Maldives, a tropical nation, is highly reputed for its pristine white beaches, crystal clear waters, coral reefs, aquamarine lagoons, and as a haven for a spectacular diversity of marine life. It's the seventh heaven dreamt of in a multitude of fantastical tales.
|Beautiful Scenery Day or Night
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With the assistance of a pre-arrival questionnaire Mr. Friday has our preferences noted and our room, activities and meals are primed exactly as prescribed – pillow and sheet preference, chosen bathroom products, room scent, music genre, taste in movies, favoured activities – our visit is customised to the last detail.
|Bubbly On Our Dock - Mr. Friday knows we enjoy a drink or two
Disconnection from our daily concerns is highly encouraged. The resort's "no news, no shoes," philosophy is easy to follow with the kiss of the sun, gentle caress of the sea breeze, and ministration offered by our dear Mr. Friday.
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|Over Water Villa Deck
Our stilt supported villa, one of 29 of similar design, provides a whopping 210 sqm of freedom. An enormous living room is made seem even larger with its open-air concept. Daybeds and a dining area furnish the space, which lead down to a private dock provisioned with deck chairs, more daybeds and snorkelling gear prearranged to our size. The area is replicated upstairs with a rooftop terrace, where we can dine, lounge or even sleep under the sun or the stars. We're certainly not short of relaxation space.
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|Steps Leading to the Water from our Personal Dock
Our king size bed is dressed with organic cotton sheets requested prior to our stay. Crisp cool cottons cover a supportive yet soft mattress, our pillow choice has been customised, and our preferred aromatherapy scent too.
|Bedroom in Overwater Villa
The bathroom and dressing area take up just as much space as the living room. A bridge steers us to a semi-outdoor shower, tiled with glass bricks, and the floor of the bathroom has transparent panels allowing constant updates on the marine happenings beneath. A concealed stairwell leads directly to the clear waters below, another access point for a dip. An equally sublime experience is found in the bathtub, salt soak provided, bordered by windows opening up to dazzling vistas of the surrounds.
|View from the Bathtub
Our audio-visual preferences have been noted before arrival so all are in place. Wi-Fi is available, although not encouraged – please relax – leave your worries on the boat. I do marvel however, at how the Internet seems to be functioning at speeds greater than what I've had on the mainland of some countries. There's an espresso machine too and a bottomless supply of house purified sparkling or still water. Mini-bar is extra, but does hold some very refined goodies.
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Getting Ready for Lunch - Organic Greens from the Garden
By the Sea takes guests on a Japanese culinary journey. Views of aquamarine waters remind diners of the origin of their dishes, while five tables, daybeds, a sushi bar and bistro seating scatter patrons making them feel as though they have the restaurant and service to themselves.
|By The Sea Japanese Restaurant
Breakfast, Champagne included if so desired, is taken daily at the Main Restaurant. Set in natural surrounds, a positive start to the day is set with feet in the sand and a sweet sea zephyr caressing the skin. A surprising amount of food is on display considering the location, with both western and Asian proclivities satisfied. Follow this link to find photos of the morning spread and our favoured plates.
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|Bubbly and Bloody Marys at Brekkie
Lunch changes location, so guests never find the offerings tedious (although it's difficult to imagine ever tiring of feet in the sand and blue water views). Follow this link to find some of our most-loved plates. But, in the meantime, think lobster fresh off the grill and a mouth-watering rendition of Spanish gazpacho.
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For the true gourmet, The Underground Wine Cellar and Chocolate Cave must be experienced. A comprehensive wine list satisfies our fussy palates and we are humbled by the knowledge of sommelier, Rohann, who leads us through an exquisite chocolate and wine-matching event.
|Underground Wine Cellar
|Chocolate and Wine Pairing
Appropriately named, a fantastic location built on stilts over the sea, is found in the Over Water Bar. The open-walled structure furnishes 360-degree views and is naturally cooled by soft flurries of air. Ambience music is unnecessary as the rhythmic lap of water lulls guests into almost hypnotic states of calm (although live music does strum the air at happy hour). During the day, a menu of salads, sushi, fresh fish and Mediterranean inspired dishes provide a selection of light and wholesome offerings. Cocktails are fab made from premium spirits, and the Gili Goes Spicy is a must try.
|Overwater Bar
For those wanting a truly special experience, Destination Dining offers the ultimate in private locations. From a table dug in the sand, a spot for two in the shade of the organic garden, a setting on a deserted island, a Bollywood themed dinner while watching a flick in the open air in the jungle cinema, an elevated dining area in the garden offering 360 degrees views, to a wine paired cheese or chocolate tasting in the underground cellar, the team at Gili Lankanfushi is at the ready to help you create an unforgettable escapade. Find in this page a summary of some of the foodie highlights of our stay.
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|Wildlife Viewed from Our Deck - We don't even need snorkelling gear to view the amazing marine life!
Non-motorised water sports and yoga are complimentary activities, and snorkelling gear (in our size) was already placed in our room prior to arrival. Those wanting something more adventurous can sign up for excursions with Ocean Paradise Dive Centre, which is run by multilingual PADI instructors.
Our true haven of relaxation however is that of the glass-floored Meera Spa. Even the most stubborn of tensions promise to be released here. Built atop the striking aquamarine lagoon, this luxury spa is complemented by expert therapists and organic lush products. Find more photos and recommended treatments in this link.
|Meera Spa
|Jungle Cinema - We watch a fab movie here and are pleased the high quality of visuals, sound and yummy popcorn provided
There's no doubt that the paradisal image of Gili Lankanfushi will be imprinted in our minds for years to come. But, while the postcard perfect recollection may eventually fade, the warmth felt in our hearts as a result of our connection with the team taking care of us on the island will live on forever.
Returning to reality at the end of our visit, exiting the boat we're handed our shoes. With the last buckle clipped and shoelace tied, our escape to paradise has officially ended. Shoed again, we enter the departure lounge and fondly wave goodbye.


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