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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - September 11, 2005, New Braunfels, Texas niXED ROC 781 MOI 1000571 12/50/W SOUTHWEST HIC ROPUBLISHERS 2627 E YANDELL DR EL PASO TX 79903 ..... SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 11,2005 Herald-Zeitung LIFE RIDING HIGH New Braunfels man builds electric vehicle, saving big bucks as gas prices head higher. Page 1C I SAFER CITY NEVER AGAIN Local officials say changes made since Sept. 11, 2001 have made us safer, but the work is not done. Page 7 A Serving New Braunfels and Comal County since 1852. Vol. 154, No. 252 32 pages, 5 sections CLICK www: herald-zeitung.com $1.00 00002 K1 ^0% chance of rain High Low 87 71 Details .... 3B DEAR ABBY 3E CLASSIFIEDS ID COMICS 4C CROSSWORD 4C FORUM 4A OBITUARIES 3A SPORTS 1B TV GRIDS 2,3E Voters say no to StartzviUe incorporation By Ron Maloney StaffWriter OVERWHELMING DEFEAT Voters in Startzville chose not to incorporate into a city with 67 percent voting against the proposal. The vote tallies were: AGAINST STARTZVILLE — There are beatings, and then there are beatings. Startzville voters overwhelmingly showed their displeasure with the idea of cityhood Saturday, with more than 96 percent of the 1,285 votes cast coming down against incorporating the historic community south of Canyon Lake into a Type B municipality- Acting Comal County Elections Coordinator Kathy Hoegenauer said 48 people voted in favor of incorporation while 1,237 cast ballots against it. The results become official a week from Thursday when county commissioners canvass the election results. Attorney Paul Swearingen, who helped incorporation proponent William Woolley prepare the proposal, chuckled softly Saturday evening when told of the outcome. "That's overwhelming, isn t it?" Swearingen said. "I must say I'm not surprised. Naturally, we're disappointed, however we accept the fact the people have spoken on the issue and respect their decision." At a "victory party" at the Startzville Veterans of Foreign Wars post, resident Louise Lagutchik said Saturday night she believed common sense prevailed in the election result. "I think it went in favor of intelligence,'' Lagutchik said. "The whole issue boiled down to even if it were a good idea, we don't have the finances to support a city." Startzville, she noted, already had the services it needs — provided by Comal County. "We don't have a police department, road department or fire and EMS serv ice, but we have all of this provided," See STARTZVILLE, Page 10A A FAMILY TRAGEDY ENDS IN NEW BRAUNFELS Father, son finally reunited By Ron Maloney StaffWriter Jeremy DeWalt returned to his dad; fugitive mother arrested Michael DeWalt and his son, Jeremy, spent Saturday with a child psychologist in what local authorities say was an "undisclosed secure location" getting to know one another again. DeWalt's ex-wife, Suzanne, spent the day in a disclosed secure location — the Comal County Jail. As details of Suzanne DeWalt's capture in Zacatecas, Mexico, and subsequent flight back to New Braunfels emerged Saturday, it became apparent that the ending to her nearly three years on the mn from United States authorities was not without its own drama. What began late Thursday with a series of calls between U.S. and Mexican authorities ended just before 4 a.m. Saturday with a har-rowing crash landing at New Braunfels Municipal Airport. The commuter jet plane carrying the DeWalts, a child psychologist and a pair of FBI agents struck a coyote as it touched down on the municipal airport runway. New Braunfels Police Lt. Mike Rust said the impact collapsed the plane's nose wheel and dropped the front of the aircraft on the tarmac. The resulting friction filled the cockpit and cabin with smoke, and the plane had to be evacuated when it stopped rolling, Rust said. New Braunfels police lighted up the runway with patrol cars and closed the airport while the scene was secured and the aircraft was removed, Rust said. T he coyote was killed, but no one on the aircraft was injured, Rust said. Federal transportation authori- Photos by MANDY REARY Herald-Zeitung Michael DeWalt, center right, reaches for his son, Jeremy, after the child and his mother, Suzanne, were flown to the New Braunfels Municipal Airport early Saturday morning. Below, Suzanne DeWalt is taken away from the airport by New Braunfels police officers. ties will investigate die accident. Suzanne DeWalt, 42, formerly of New Braunfels, is charged with two counts of interfering with child cus-tody and one of hindering the apprehension of her mother, Margaret Keams of San Antonio. Keams was convicted of helping Suzanne escape with her son from New Braunfels after a Comal County jury awarded custody of Jeremy DeWalt to her ex-husband. If convicted on the custody charges, she faces up to two years in a state jail. On the See REUNITED, Page 12A Suzanne Dewalt flees with her son just before a Comal County Jury awards custody to her husband. DeWalt's mother, Margaret Kearns, who admitted helping her daughter flee with the boy, turns herself in to New Braunfels police after nearly a year on the run. Ed Kearns is arrested for hindering the apprehension of his daughter. A Comal County grand jury indicts both grandparents. The Kearnses plead guilty before 207th Judicial District Judge Jack Robison. Robison sentences the couple. Ed Kearns is released from Comal County Jail with credit for time served. Margaret Kearns is released from state jail. The Kearnses will remain on probation for up to nine years. Suzanne DeWalt and her son are found and taken into custody by Mexican authorities. Michael DeWalt flies to New Braunfels to meet his son. Suzanne DeWalt is booked into Comal County Jail on two charges of interfering with child custody. Robison sets bail on DeWalt at $600,000. |Oct 25, 2002 Sept 15, 2003 Oct 1, 2003 Nov 12, 2003 April 25. 2004 June 1472004 Sept IO, 2004 Sept 9 2005 Sept. IO, 2005 COMING TUESDAY Local Boy Scouts Cd the weekend ring up rivers in and around New Braunfels. Stevick rolls to victory in Bulverde mayor s race BULVERDE Sarah Stevick 335 Charles Baetz 109 Kevin Smith 30 Sarah Stevick Sheriff's deputies open fire, critically wound man By Ron Maloney StaffWriter By Ron Maloney StaffWriter BULVERDE — Bulverde voters chose their mayor Saturday, affirming Mayor Pro Tem Sarah Stevick to complete the unexpired term of Bill Cole. Bulverde City Secretary Marisa Knuftke said Stevick prevailed over former Alderman Charlie Baetz and Kevin Smith, with 335 votes to Baetz' 109 and Smith's 30. Stevick, a retired U.S. Army captain who has been acting mayor since Cole resigned last spring because of a terminal illness, was at home when the outcome was announced. "Thank you very much," she said she wished to tell her constituents. "It's business as usual come Monday morning." Stevick said she ran a fairly low key election campaign. "I wanted it to be that way because of the circumstances," she said of Cole's passing. "I think Mayor Cole did a great job." Baetz, a former Balcones Heights city councilman who lost his seat as a Bulverde alderman in the May municipal election, said he believed he was defeated by a political action group that supported Stevick and engaged in questionable campaign practices, including misstating his record and his background. See MAYOR, Page 3A CANYON LAKE — A 48-year-old Guadalupe County man was critically wounded early Saturday in an armed confrontation with sheriff's deputies. Comal County Sheriff's Detective Sgt. 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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 10, 1982, New Braunfels, Texas Dallas, I ex a & # 73 7~w ic ropier , Inc.. t*ct : vuorpfcie i .0. DOX ^5^36ballas, Texp<5 75?/t5 Comp, Council appoints Orr to Utilities boardBy HENRY KRAUSSE Staff writer Robert Orr, president of Texas Commerce Bank-New Braunfels, was appointed to the New Braunfels Utilities Board of Trustees by City Council Monday. Mayor O.A. Stratemann Jr. added his vote to those of Council members Gerald Schaefer, Donnie Seay and Laverne Eberhard to give Orr a majority. Council members Max Winkler and Barbara Tieken cast their votes for Gerald Free, president of New Braunfels Savings and Loan Association, and Council member Joe Rogers nominated and voted for George Erben, a former mayor. Orr will replace Bill Richter, who died July 14 of a heart attack. While the Utilities appointment was the major item of business at Monday's special council meeting, it wasn't the only one. On the heels of a new city ordinance changing health card requirements, a three-hour sanitation workshop for food workers will begin Tuesday at the City Health Office at 705 Comal Avenue. Council approved an emergency ordinance requiring the course, which will be taught by the City-County Nurse and City Sanitarian Rick Lane. The ordinance removes a tubur-culosis "skin test'' from the food handler's certificate requirements, but City Health Officer Dr. Jack Bergfeld said he'd pursue other ways of keeping the testing program a going concern. "I can't let 30 years of TB control go down the tubes," Bergfeld said. Everyone who works with food — butchers, bakers and produce handlers as well as restaurant employees and supervisors — mustCity roundup have a health card. But volunteers working temporary food booths at the County Fair or Wurstfest won't need one. Chairmen of "benevolent or non profit" organizations serving food on a temporary basis will get an information package and be responsible for the volunteers' compliance with the sanitation rules. "Nobody is supposed to be working with food right now without a health card. This will be a continuation, with just the requirements changing. But it will certainly be enforced," Lane said in an interview. Bergfeld liked the ordinance because it "gives it some teeth. Without teeth, we can't do anything." The workshop will be held every Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon and every Thursday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. "Anybody and everybody is welcome, but the the food handlers are the ones we'll cater to. The doors will close when the course starts so nobody misses anything," Lane said. The nurse will teach the first half of the workshop, on personal hygiene, and Lane will handle the second half, dealing with food sanitation. Lane estimated there were 180 restaurant facilities of some type or another within the city limits. Forty skin tests were administered yesterday and the TB testing is scheduled to finish Monday. Bergfeld is looking for a way to See CITY, Page 14 Robert Orr JBL New JJ—Ll. Braunfels New Braunfels, Texas Vol. 91-No. 156 ZeituiM 14 Pages TUESDAY August 10,1982 25 cents (USPS 377-880) Israeli planes attack Beirut, Syrian missiles By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Israel sent warplanes on raids against guerrilla targets in west Beirut today and said its jets attacked Syrian missile batteries in eastern lebanon after Menachem Begin's government approved "in principle'' U.S. plans to evacuate the PLO, but demanded changes. The Tel Aviv command said warplanes knocked out a battery of Syrian SAM-9 anti-aircraft missiles that had been moved into Ijibanon's eastern Bekaa Valley despite Israel's insistence that the area be empty of such weapons. It was the third time Israel announced attacking Syrian mis3:les in Lebanon since it agreed to a cease-fire with Syria June ll. "The state of Israel stands by its decision not to permit the Syrians to move ground-to-air missile batteries into the lebanon region," the lei Aviv command said. Israeli warplanes also attacked Palestinian guerrilla positions in the Bourj el-Barajneh refugee camp south of Beirut following what the Tel Aviv command called repeated cease-fire violations by the guerrillas. It said Bourj el-Barajneh was virtually empty of civilian occupants and had become a guerrilla base. The communique accused the guerrillas of harassing Israeli troops with mortar, bazooka and light-arms fire. All planes returned safely, it said. The air assaults began at 2 p.m. (8 a.m. EDT) at the rate of almost one bombing sortie a minute, drawing barrages of anti aircraft fire from Palestine Liberation Organization batteries. The Bourj el-Barajneh Palestinian refugee camp and its approaches on Beirut's southern edge took the brunt of the first air strikes, I^ebanon's state and privately owned radios said. Jets later divebombed the Fakhani neighborhood that houses Arafat's command headquarters as well as the nearby Chatilla refugee camp, the Bir Hassan residential neighborhood along the coast and the main traffic circle on the highway to the airport. Associated Press correspondent Earleen F. Tatro, watching from the rooftop of the AP's west Beirut office, saw ll planes attacking in 23 minutes, shrouding the Fakhani neighborhood in a haze of smoke. The air assaults, the second in two days, shattered a six-hour lull that prevailed after nightlong exchanges of intermittent artillery fire between Israeli and PLO forces on Beirut's southern and eastern outskirts. Israel has insisted since it invaded Lebanon June 6 to crush the guerrillas that it would increase military pressure at the same time it negotiates for a PIX) withdrawal. Parks board to mull litter control proposals Taking a July 26 City Council discussion on litter control to heart, Council member Barbara Tieken returned Monday with a list of proposals. Council agreed to forward most of the ideas to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, since they wouldn't go into effect until next summer. A report that the city's two Park Rangers go off duty at 3 p.m. prompted a request that they stay later. However, a Parks Department spokesman said Tuesday at least one them stays on the job until 8 p.m. Tieken suggested the city employ "river monitors" to patrol the Comal River above the ''tube chute" in Prince Solms Park to deter tubers from "chunking their cans out before they go through the chute." She urged the city to place trash cans at two public tuber exits at the river level. Council member Donnie Seay said "dump-proof" cans could be used. Finally, Tieken said the city should See PARKS, Page 14 Inside Shocking discovery Some people are just plain ignorant of the essentials of life, Editor Robert Johnson found out Sunday. Page 4 CLASSIFIED...................... 1M3 COMICS...........................9-10 CROSSWORD........................10 DEAR ABBY.................... 10 DEATHS......................... 3 HOROSCOPE........... .. . 10 OPINIONS..................... 4 SPORTS............................6-7 STOCKS................. 14 TV LISTINGS.................... 10 WEATHER................ 3 Frank Stolinski explains mill's request 'Chute'visitors' cars hurting Dittlinger Mill Parked cars on Gilbert Street have blocked railroad service to Dittlinger Roller Mills on weekends, forcing the flour mill's management to cut production and lay off workers. City Council Monday discussed selling the little-used street to the mill, which owns property on both sides of it in a two-block area between E. San Antonio Street and Bridge Street. Also in the area, at the end of Mill Street, is Prince Solms Park and its "tube chute," whose visitors regularly park their cars next to the tracks. Council toyed with the idea of letting the mill put up cable barriers on weekends to keep the cars out, but decided to instruct the city manager to look into abandoning it and selling it to I)it-tlinger's outright. Frank Stolinski, assistant manager at the mill, said the autos park on both sides of the road within a foot or two of the tracks. Engineers of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad don't even bother to negotiate the track on Saturdays, he said. "As soon as they see those cars, they back off," Stolinski said. "Nobody uses that street except people who use the tube chute. I'm not trying to take anything away from the chute. But there's no way for fire engines to get in there, and Mill Street is just as bad." Stolinski said the parking situation was "depriving workers of a livelihood." General Manager Jack Rew confirmed the cutbacks in a telephone interview Tuesday, saying the mill was losing productivity because "there's no way the trains can switch" on Saturdays. Pew said the mill would like to be able to "more or less control what goes on on that street," and the sale would "be a whole lot easier for us." The street, if sold to the mill, would go on the tax rolls. Council members liked that. "The last time I used that street was when I was 15 years old, and I thought I was getting away with something," Mayor O.A. "Skip" Stratemann said. See MILL, Page 14 County earmarks funds for new jail employees By JACQUELINE SMITH Staff writer Salaries for a new county jail administrator, fulltime and part-time jail cook and two jailers will take approximately $20,500 from county coffers. But no matter what the cost, Commissioners Court will soon have to hire these additional employees according to an out-of-court settlement agreed upon two weeks ago. The settlement was a result of a federal suit brought against the county by former county jail inmate Robert Delgado, who claimed living conditions in the jail were unsanitary. Delgado, who orginally was asking for $200,000 in damages, also claimed inmates did not receive proper meals or medical attention. The main stipulation of the settlement, in which Delgado agreed to drop his charges and monetary claims against the county, was that a new county jail be constructed and ready for occupancy no later than August of 1985. But until the new jail can be completed, commissioners are required to make immediate changes in the present jail system — such as hiring the additional employees. County Auditor Bate Bond told commissioners Monday that the $20,488 it would cost to hire these employees would be transfered from the county's 1981 surplus funds to the 1982 amended budget. Commissioners, after meeting in closed session with Sheriff Walter Fellers last week, authorized Bond to begin advertising for the new jail employees immediately. Also after this meeting, they requested that Bond prepare a salary recommendation for the new employees. As soon as the court has reviewed the job applicants, Bond expects that the new employees will be immediately hired. "We've got to (hire them) according to the agreement that commissioners signed," said Bond. "We have to have these people (jail employees) to implement this plan." Also Monday, commissioners heard from County Roads Administrator Bodo Dietert that approximately $75,900 in state lateral road funds has been spent thus far this year. These state funds are allocated to counties for the construction and improvement of county roads. Dietert told commissioners that of the total $85,091.34 in lateral road funds allocated to Comal County in 1981, $75,898.27 had been used on the improvement of Watson Lane (east and west) and River Road. It has not been decided how the remaining portion of 1981 funds ($9,193.07) will be spent, Dietert noted. His annual report on how the county spent its 1981 lateral road funds was required by the state, Dietert explained to commissioners. In other business Monday, commissioners See COUNTY, Page 14 Campy pose Paul Padilla poses inside an imitation television set to demonstrate that "TV Today" will be one of the topics discussed at a summer day camp Saturday. The camp Staff photo by John Senter will be held in conjunction with several local organizations and Trinity University. Related Story and photo. Page 2. ;
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Peace, scenery and cool room in this torrid July, were looking for a quiet place and possibly nice to spend a settimnana of complete relaxation, the Arkadia and the area (the nature reserve of Punta Aderci, the beach of Punta pen) proved a surprise and a great choice. Worried about the heat (Arkadia has air conditioning) and skeptical of reassurances gent.mo owner, Mr Mauro, we had to immediately change his mind: cool nights in the beautiful room that we were allocated. Good breakfast pastries and homemade jams from likeable Anna Maria asking you to guess the riddle jam of the day ... not trivial!
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First stage of desired holiday, chosen for convenience (close to highway) and the ability to keep our dog .... Biba was a revelation for both the reception of the structure arranged with taste, and for the owners' and above all the location: an outpost of the sea and the opening to the Maiella and Gran Sasso .... place of contemplation. We tried the excellent breakfast of homemade desserts, the restaurant was not yet active. We will be back.
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We stopped at Arkadia perche'strategicamente inserted in the middle 'of our itinerary and short stop has already taken' flavor to your holiday with a wonderful location and the welcoming hospitality '. So thanks to Mauro, host and writer from gentle humor and to Annamaria in the kitchen preparing ancient jams. Absolutely recommended!
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A novel by Rosemary Aitken
Cornwall, 1911: Young lady's maid Effie Pengelly is confused and alarmed when charming Constable Alexander Dawes questions her about an unidentified, now deceased man who came to the town asking for her whereabouts. As the weeks go by, Constable Dawes seeks out any excuse to talk to Miss Pengelly, but he knows his family would never allow them to marry. When the investigation into the dead man finally reveals a clue, could this lead Alex and Effie towards the future they deserve?
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Discussion in 'Functional Gear & Equipment' started by hidden211, Apr 19, 2013.
Here is a weapon every monkey should have in their arsenal......not you guy's but real monkeys.....
There are several guys into slingshots I have seen on the web, this guy is very good, and i have seen this before. But don't laugh at slingshots, i use them to hunt squirrels and rabbits. I can drop a squirrel off a branch with a 5/16 hex nut at roughly 20yds. i haven't tried the tarts from a slingshot, but those flew very true. i wonder how much penetration, i could get with needle tips on those, instead of the target tips? I use one like this:
I just thought it was a very crude design but on the other hand a very ingenious one.My problem with it would be the durability of it,wood,cardboard and string.The target has to be to close for my comfort and seems to lack penetration power to me.Some of my fondest memories as a kid was using a slingshot my grandpa made to keep birds out of the fig orchard,and got pretty good with one.I have one like you have and it works great and can come in handy in some situations.
I see no cardboard or string at all in the construction of that device. Wood does have it's limitations, but it can be seals to prevent moisture or decay. The bands and return springs are of replaceable rubber. And while i have no need of this device, I see no reason it could not function for many years. Crude? perhaps, but how polished does it need to be, to function correctly? How crude is a slingshot for that matter? I kill small animals with blunt force trauma, not penetration.
As for accuracy, LOL....there are now two pro paintball teams that carry slingshots as back up weapons because of me....
I love slingshots, both for hunting and plinking. Great for young and old alike. I like the chinese small ones. I've set my "backpocket EDC" slingshot up with Saunders Black Mamba bands and shoot .50 muzzleloader balls with it and I have great success with small game within reason.
I also have a Marksman that my kid uses most of the time but it's very accurate, one of those.. I think you call them "Starships" in the states?
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