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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - April 4, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas 'age 4A ■ Tuesday, April 4, 1995 Opinion I To talk with Interim Managing Editor Roger Coteau about the Opinion page, call 625-9144, ext. 21 H c MM d . - Z o i t ii n g "Our freedoms, bought with blood by the first Americans and protected with the lives of thousands of others since, are forever mortgaged. Mortgaged to the will of the American people." — Jean Otto, editor, 1991 rn O I T O R _i < Not much of areason Elevating director of the CIA to Cabinet level is not justified It is President Clinton's prerogative to elevate the director of the Central Intelligence Agency to Cabinet level, as he has said he will do for his latest nominee to head the agency, Deputy Defense Secretary John M. Deutch. But the wisdom of that decision is questionable. The agency has been out of control for a long time, and since the end of the Cold War, the need for the CIA has been seriously questioned. Director James Woolsey, who came in to clean house in the wake of the Aldrich Ames scandal, was instead swept out in less than two years, unable to rescue the agency's tattered reputation, let alone provide evidence that there is a reason to retain the agency as a separate intelligence entity. In some ways, the CIA has become a joke. The agency evidently has so little to do that it was recently reported that its agents were spending their time trying to get the French to import more Walt Disney movies. In other ways, the CIA is not a joke, but an anachronistic embarrassment to the nation. Last week, The Associated Press reported, a member of the House Intelligence Committee claimed that the CIA used as a paid informant a Guatemalan colonel who ordered the murders of an American hotel operator and a Guatemalan guerrilla leader married to a U.S. citizen. ... Given the tatterdemalion image of the spook agency, Clinton should have a better reason to elevate the CIA director to Cabinet status than that Deutch insisted. But he doesn't, other than to give the director access to the president that Woolsey lacked. While placing Deutch in the Cabinet might acc omplish that, it also sets up a conflict between the direct r's role as analyst and his Cabinet role as policy maker, and it guarantees nothing. (This editorial first appeared in the Austin American-Statesman.) Write us The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung welcomes letters on any public issue. The editor reserves the right to correct spelling, style, punctuation and known factual errors. Letters should be kept to 250 words. We publish only original mail addressed to The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung bearing the writer's signature. Also, an address and a telephone number, which are not for publication, must be included. Please cite the page number and date of any article that is mentioned. Preference is given to writers who have not been published in the previous 30 days. Mail letters to: Letters to the Editor do The New Braunfels He raid-Ze it u rig P.O. Drawer 311328 New Braunfels, Texas 78131-1328 Fax: (210) 625-1224 New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung Editor and Publisher............................................................David Sullens General Manager............................................................Cheryl Duvall Interim Managing Editor..................................................Roger Croteau Advertising Director............................................................Paul Davis Circulation Director....................................................Carol Ann Avery Pressroom Foreman...................................................Douglas Brandt Classified Manager...................................................Karen Reinmger City Editor ,. Roger Croteau Published on Sunday mornings and weekday mornings Tuesday through Friday by the New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (USPS 377-880) 707 Lamia St, or P O. Drawer 311328, New Braunfels. Comal County, Tx. 78131 -1328 Second class postage paid by the New Brum Jels Herald-Zeitung in New Braunfels, Texas Carrier delivered in Comal and Guadalupe counties: three months. $ 19; six months, $34; one year, $60 Senior Citizen Discounts by earner delivery only: six months. $30; one year. $56 Mail delivery outside Comal County in Texas: three months. $28.80; six months, $52; one year, $97.50. Mail outside Texas: six months, $75; one year, $112.25. Subscribers who have not received a newspaper by 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday or by 7:30 am on Sunday may call (210) 625-9144 or by 7 p m weekdays or by 11 a m on Sunday Postmaster: Send address changes to the New Braunfels Herald-Z£itung, P.O. Drawer 311 328, New Braunfels. Tx. 78131 • 1328.Opinion Not everything is black and white Nancy Logan, Ph.D. In the past several weeks, I've been sharing some ideas about how the way we talk to ourselves affects our moods, in particular related to depression. This area is so important to understanding and alleviating the many types of emotional distress that I will continue to address it. Typical depressed thinking also includes "black or white," or "all or none" thinking. This style of thinking, where something is judged to either be good or bad, is an excellent recipe for distress! Furthermore, this thinking is inaccurate, for most everything is actually "shades of gray." Let me give an example. Suppose you hear that a co-worker is upset with you for making an error at work. Someone skilled in black-or-white thinking could easily interpret this to be a horrible situation. One way to be sure it's as bad as it can get is to allow yourself to think you are totally incompetent and should never have a job because you always mess up. Furthermore, you can think that the situation is hopeless and there is nothing you can do about it...it's awful and you are bad. This way you can be really mad at yourself, and support your self-loathing thoughts. Another self-defeating way of thinking about this situation which supports depression is to just discard the information and be mad that someone is saying something bad about you. This way you can be really mad at someone else, and support your other-loathing thoughts which make you feel unsafe and alone. Additionally, although we all know (and have painfully experienced) the distortion of a message as it passes through a number of people, you would avoid asking the person directly yet respectfully if she or he had a problem with your work. You would believe the rumor as a truth, without confirmation or explanation. Then you could be mad at work or other co-workers too, and loathe your job. In contrast, if you could allow yourself to be imperfect, and allow others to be imperfect also without being "bad," you could address the situation differently. You could pause and reflect about the feedback, recognize what parts may be true, and then plan to improve. You could be doing a good but imperfect job (gray, not black or white). We can all assume that we will make mistakes every day, although hopefully not the big mistakes. We are imperfect but striving people as a whole. Sometimes we do better than others, but most of the time there are people who could do it better, and people who would not do it as well. Instead of being mad at the person who supposedly spread the rumor or gave you the negative feedback about your work performance, perhaps you could discuss with them what their concerns are. Most other people are not "bad," but imperfect, striving people like ourselves. Your personalities may clash, and you may never be really close friends, but you can treat others with respect and care for yourself at the tfwdaft wa wot I® fife money Dtoiy tote for Vjercri**'11 same time. Others are usually not good or bad, but shades of gray. Finally, anything that comes in the form of a rumor has questionable accuracy. Perhaps meeting with the person who supposedly made the comment would help clarify if, in fact, there is a problem, and what it is if there is one. Problems at work are frequently a difference of the way people think things should be done, and if these can be discussed as a difference in ideas rather than who is right and who is wrong, solutions come far more easily. If die job doesn't match our interests or skills, maybe another job would be better! That doesn't mean you are a failure, it means you could perhaps have done better work or maybe demands of the job don't match your skills well. Shades of gray. People who are depressed tend to evaluate others and themselves in "all or none," "good or bad" thinking. This contributes to self-loathing (when we label ourselves as "bad"), alienation from others (when we label others as "bad"), and inability to solve problems (when we label the situation as "bad" and unalterable). Conversely, when we evaluate ourselves and others with shades of gray rather than the extremes of "good" or "bad," we are better able to make appropriate changes in our lives and/or behavior; better able to remain respectful of ourselves and others; and better able to resolve problems. Optimism, hope and closeness with others and healthy love of self are the payoffs. (Nancy Logan is a Psychologist who lives in New Braunfels.) L_ti I du.to-telBfiectei®' Democrats flex muscle in risky strategy WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats voted in droves against tenn-lim-it and balanced-budget amendments to the Constitution, the two most popular items on the Republican agenda. TTiey have proven they're capable of thwarting the GOP majority, but at what price? HouseSpeaker Newt Gingnch and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole vow that it will be a high one. Both have made raw political threats aimed at Democrats they blame for the two failures. Gingrich, R-Ga., has even suggested Democrats have a political death wish. At first glance it's hard to fathom a political rationale for lining up en masse against constitutional amendments that have 70 percent-plus support in public opinion polls. But Republicans were rewarded rather than penalized in the last election after killing off legislation. They blocked health care reform and several oilier major initiatives late last fall. And Democrats are banking on the same kind of success. "They're saying no, no, no," said Republican pollster Bill Mclnturff. Today in history Analysis "They are systematically imitating what they perceive to be the Republican behavior of 1994." The objective is to suggest that Republicans are incapable of delivering the changes they promised. The risk is that Democrats could be viewed as the reason why. That didn't slop 80 percent of them from voting against limiting their own terms. Gingrich chalked up the massive Democratic opposition to cynical selfinterest while insisting that dozens of GOP opponents acted on high principle. In fact both parties made the same arguments against the proposition: essentially that it was anti-democratic and unnecessary. "If they (voters) want to get rid of any of us, they can. And I might add, they are doing a pretty good job of it," quipped House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt, D-Mo. Until this year, he was the majority leader. Gephardt contends term limits won't be nearly as important to voters as jobs, wages, education, health care and crime. "He should quit meeting with Democratic consultants," Gingrich retorted on hearing this. One of those consultants, pollster Mark Mellman, said term limits don't even rate an asterisk when people are asked to name the most important problems facing the country. "I'm not convinced they're going to be decisive" in the next election, he said. The balanced-budget amendment to the Constitution got its requisite two-thirds majority in the House, only to be stopped dead in the Senate by a one-vote margin. Opponents included a sole Republican — Mark Hatfield of Oregon — and six Democrats who had previously supported the amendment. Few Democrats argued against it on constitutional grounds. Instead many withheld their votes after Republicans refused to put the Social Security mist fund explicitly off-limits to budget-cutters. "There is satisfaction in the realization that we're protecting something that the American people feel very strongly about," said Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, D-S.D. "I think Republicans are just as vulnerable politically as any Democrat who may have voted against it, as long as they're unwilling to take Social Security out of the calculation." Public support for a balanced-budget amendment drops sharply when people are asked if Social Security, Medicare and other entitlements should be cut in order to erase the federal deficit. The findings lead even some Republican strategists to conclude that Democrats may fend off campaign attacks on the issue. A nonpartisan researcher, polling director Andy Kohut of the Times Mirror Center for the People and the Press, agreed with Democrats that people generally are more concerned about issues like crime and wages than political reforms such as term limits and a balanced budget amendment. On the other hand, Kohut said, those reforms are extremely important to the independent-minded voters who supported Ross Perot in the last presidential election. And, as he pointed out, "both parties need them." By The Associated Press Today is Tuesday, April 4, the 94th day of 1995. There are 271 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On April 4,1968, civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was shot to death in Memphis, Tenn. He was 39. On this date: In 1818, Congress decided the flag of the United States would consist of 13 red and white stripes and 20 stars, with a new star to be added for every new state of the Union. In 1841, President William Henry Harrison succumbed to pneumonia one month after his inaugur al, becoming the first U.S. chief executive to die in office. In 1850, the city of Los Angeles was incorporated. In 1887, Susanna Medora Salter became the first woman elected mayor of an American community — Argonia, Kan. , In 1902, British financier Cecil Rhodes left $10 million in his will to provide scholarships for Americans at Oxford University. In 1945, 50 years ago. U.S. forces liberated the Nazi death camp Ohrdruf in Germany. In 1945, U.S. troops on Okinawa encountered the first significant resistance from Japanese forces. In 1949,12 nations, including the United States, signed the North Atlantic Treaty. In 1974, Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves tied Babe Ruth's home-run record by hitting his 714th round-tripper in Cincinnati. In 1975, more than 130 people, most of them children, were killed when a U.S. Air Force transpor plane evacuating Vietnamese orphans crashed short ly after take-off from Saigon. In 1979, Zulfikar AH Bhutto, the deposed prim< minister of Pakistan, was hanged after he was con victed of conspiring to murder a political opponent Five years ago: Secretary of State James Bake began three days of talks in Washington with hii Soviet counterpart, Eduard Shevardnadze, to dis cuss the Lithuanian crisis and arms control issues. *♦ k 4 t ;
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 29, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Page 2 Herald-Ze/fi/np, New Braunfels Texas Weather Tuesday, December 29, 1987 Water Watch Comal River.........................407 cfs (down 5) Canyon Lake inflow......................346 cfs (up 4) Canyon Lake outflow.....................72 cfs (up 7)* Canyon Lake level.....................904 .39 (up .19) Edwards Aquifer....................627.88 (down .05) •At the request ot the Guadalupe Blanco River Authority the dam gates are closed and GBRA is pumping water over the dam through its newly constructed pipeline The U S Corps at Engineers office at Canyon Dam is an official collection point tor recyclable aluminum cans donated to help save the Battleship Texas a veteran of two World Wars that is now rusting away in dock Take beverage cans to the corps office between 8 a rn and 4:30 p rn Monday through friday For more information call I 800 64 TFXAS Texas Clear skies and cool temperatures were common across Texas early this morning as high pressure dominated the state's weather Only a few wisps of high level clouds were observed floating over the mid and lower coastal plains, the National Weather Ser vice said Temperatures before dawn were mainly in the 20s across the western halt of the state, with 30s in the northeast and 4os in South Texas Extremes at 4 a in w ere 20 degrees at both Amarillo and Marfa in West Texas and 40 degrees at Brownsville in the lower Rio Grande Valiev F.arly morning temperatures around Texas included 31 at Fort Worth. 20 at Abilene 25 at Wichita Falls. 22 at Lubbock, 21 at Midland 24 at Kl Paso 23 at San Angelo. 40 at San Antonio and Cor pus Christi 34 at Houston and Austin and 32 at Waco Northwest winds at lo to 15 mph flowed across the greater part of the state The forecast calls for fair skies over the state through Wednes day Afternoon highs today w ill In* in the 4os and 50s in most areas, but will reach into the mis in the deep south Overnight lows tonight will in' in the 2os and 30s in most places w ith 40s along the lower coast Forecasts SOI TH TK.NAS sunny and mild this afternoon increasing clouds tonight and Wednesday Highs 50s north and fins south overnight lows mid Jus Hill Coun try to mid 4os lower coast NORTH TFXAS sunny days and clear at night with a warming trend Wednesday Highs today 49 to 55. overnight lows 29 to 35 Highs Wednesday 52 to >o WKST TFX VS Fair through tonight partly cloudy Wednesday Highs 4os north and mountains to 50s south, overnight lows mid 2ns mountains and Panhandle to mid ins lowlands of southwest PORT ARTHUR TO PORT O'CONNOR Fast and northeast wind IO to 15 knots, seas 4 to H feet tonight Fast and southeast wind near 15 knots, seas 4 to ii feet Wednesday PORT* O CON NOR TO BROWNSVILLE: Fast wind lo to 15 knots, seas 3 to 5 feet tonight Fast and southeast wind lo to 15 knots, seas 3 to 5 feet with isolated showers Wednesday Extended Forecasts Thursday—Saturday sol TH TFXAS Cloudy and mild Thursday with showers cen tral and southeast Clearing and cooler New Years day partly cloudy and cool Saturday Lows Thursday in the upper His to the upper 50s south and highs in the 60s except a tew 70s south Lows Friday and Saturday in the 30s central and southeast to the 4ns south Highs in the 50s NORTH TFXAS \ chance ut thunderstorms Thursday No precipitation expected Friday and Saturday West highs in the ms Thursday the 40s Friday and in the 3os Saturday Lows in the *s Thursday and the 20s Friday and Saturday Central highs in the »>s Thursday and the 40s Friday and Saturday Lows in the tov Thins day the ins Friday and the . -Saturday Fast Inglis m the >s Thursday and Friday and in the 4ns Saturday Lows m the I >s Thursday and Friday and in th* 3ns Saturday WFST TFXAS Little or iii* ; I ' • pit.I* ' «r Saturday Temperatures near normal Thursdav then colder than normal Friday and satin day Panhandle h-ghx upper i*>v to upper ins Lows mid 2os to mid t**ens South Plains highs low v*s to near 40 Lows near lo to upper teens Permian Basin highs mid ans to mid 4ns Lows mid ins to near 20 Concho Valley highs up per 5os to middle 4os Lows lower 40s to upper 2<>s Far west highs in the 4ns Lows in the middle 1 »> to upper teens Big Bend region highs mid dos to mid ins moon tams with upi>er mis to mid 5ns lowlands Lows from the lower f"s to near 2n mountains and from humid 4os to lower «ns lew lands Divers find body in Nueces River Killings CORPUS CHRISTI (AP) Divers have retrieved the body of an Edin-burg man believed to be the second victim of an accident in which a truck plunged into the Nueces River, a sheriffs official said The body of Tranquilino Casarez, *18. was found Monday inside a 1979 Chevrolet pickup truck owned by Richard Calles, the other victim of the accident Calles' body w as found Wednesday morning floating in the river off I S. 77 near the Nueces River Park, said Lf Bill Gibbens. of the Nueces County Sheriffs Department Calles. HT. also was from Edinburg Police Report A convenience store in the 500 block of North Union Street reported a miscellaneous theft that occurred early Monday morning Two men seen Sunday evening driving recklessly toward town on PM 725, were stopped by New Braunfels police and arrested Robert Leos 33, ami Abel Salazar 21 both of New Braunfels were charged with possession of a controlled substance after a small amount of heroin w as found in their car Police reported no arrests in connection with a disturbance that occurred Sunday evening in the loo block of Fast Basel A 49-year old female was assaulted during a disturbance early Sunday morning in the 1600 block of CS 81 West Criminal mischief was reported early Sunday morning in the 200 block of Dollar Drive An auto sustained several hun dred dollars damage rn a report of criminal mischief made Sunday in the 2t)o bloc k of Pennsylvanma — A busted window set off a store alarm Sunday evening at a four tyard Shopping Center outlet Police reported two juveniles were seen near the rear entrance moments before the alarm sounded An unknown caliber rifle was fired into a store front Sunday even mg in the 1600 block of Hunter Road, damaging only a plate glass w indow. according to reports An undetermined amount of jewelry was taken during a residential burglary over the weekend in the 700 block of West Mill Street Police filed a criminal mischief report in connection w uh a complaint that a portable restroom was knock ed down and run over this weekend in the Palace Heights subdivision Police responded to a report of two women arguing violently Sunday evening outside a house in the loo block of Rodriguez Sheila Burrier 18. was arrested and charged with unlawfully carrying a weapon after police found her holding a butcher knife Police had been at the residence the previous day after sticks or clubs were reported to have used to break nine window s - Rudy Garza 31, of San Antonio, was arrested Saturday evening at a store in the boo bloc k of I S 81 West and charged with Class B theft He Divers searched for about four hours Monday before finding the vehicle. Gibbens said We started looking for him as soon as we found Mr Calles." Gib bens said "We dragged the river Thursday and again Saturday and brought divers out today and found the truck " Officials from the sheriffs department and the Texas Department of Public Safety are working together to determine how the truck got in the river, he said. Casarez and Calles left Edinburg Dec 17 on their way to Houston. Gib bens said Hart wins federal matching funds WASHINGTON AP' Just 14 days after reentering the 1988 presidential race. Gary Hart is in line for a possible St million in federal funds and almost guaranteed spots on primary ballots in two key states The Federal Flection Commission certified Hart on Monday for federal matching funds for his resurrected Democratic campaign, opening the door for what aides said will fie more than st million from the I' S Treasury That *> o FFC decision also remov cd an obstacle to Hart s place in the south Dakota primary Only can (filiates qualifying for federal funds can In* on the ballot in the early test Feb 23 In Illinois on Monday, Hart sup porters gathered nearly double the ooo signatures needed to win a place on that states March 15 primary ballot "Illinois is the first one where it took a monumental effort with '.Ignat ores Hart campaign manager Sue Casey said It was not reasonable tor us to hope that this could have tieen accomplished in this period of time While Hart's campaign w as clear mg those hurdles, snow and rough winter weather kept Hart off the campaign trail Hart canceled a trip to Sioux City Iow a. on Monday and a trip to Nebraska today Casey said Hart would try to reschedule the Iowa trip for Monday next week when the first transfer of matching funds is due from the Treasury A first installment of iluo.uwi will go to pay for plane tickets office rent and telephones in Denver and New Hampshire she said That is just a start said Bernie Schneider a Newport Beach Calif attorney working for the Hart cam paign "We re working on close to Si mullion' more to in* submitted to qualify for matching money on Jan ll he said The million dollar total would Im- a combination of money raised tiefore Hart withdrew in May anti funds rais ed since Dei 15 Casey said the campaign hope*-$ Oho or more in matching money will I** available to the campaign by the end of Januarv Continued from Page I Simmons surrendered to the police chief after a 45 minute shooting spree through a law- office and three former workplaces Monday in which two people were killed and four others wounded, officials said He faced a bond hearing today on two counts of capital murder and four of attempted capital murder Authorities say the gunman used two 22-caliber revolvers The bodies of the family members were found at Simmons' home about 15 miles north of Russellville after the rampage, but charges had not been filed in those deaths Pope County Sheriff Jim Bolin said Sun mons is the only suspect Authorities would not speculate on a motive Bill Wren, who lived about 200 yards from the Simmons home, said the small children appeared to be "sweet little kids but thai the faint Iv kept to themselv es VV ren said Sim mon "was kind of strange He was anti social " William "Dub Brown who operates a grocery near the house said of Simmons "He didn t have much to say He was unfriendly Police gave this account of the rampage through this town of 14 him people about 7o miles northwest of Little Rink The first victim Monday was legal secretary Kathy Kendrick 24 shot to death at tier desk The gunman then killed J I) Chaffin Cl and wounded Rusty Taylor tx a former employer of Simons at Taylor Oil Co \t Sinclair Mini Mart also owned bv Taylor he wounded manager David Salyer 38 and employee Roberta Wooiery 4* Simmons then went to Woodline Motor Freight ar. I wound od off u e manager Joyi e Butfv > VV (Hull I IM* president Kot»ert NS. md said NG Kendrti k had spurned Sin mons more than a year agt* when t»oih worked at the trucking com pany That s .iii I can lest figure Public Meetings The New. Braunfels Utilities Board of Directors will hold its regular meeting al 4 to p rn Thursday The hoard will consider rate ordinance adjustments for electrical water and sewage rates The proposed rates ■[lust In' approved by the New Braunfels City Council before going into effect \ls«i to In* considered are construe lion contracts for a water main line at Lxip .37 and a sanitary sewer seg men! replacement The hoard aiso will consider a I ' 421 special assess men! by the \smh nit ion of Wholesale Customers of the laiwer Colorado River \uthority for rate intervention activities I'he board Will meet in executive session to consider purchasing land for future water resour* e capital im pavements Obituaries was also charged with criminal non support Burglary of a non habitation was reported to have occurred early Saturday morning in the 200 block of Interstate 35 Fast A pair of tires and wheels valued at $350. wert* stolen off a *.u and its convertible top slashed over night Friday as it sat on a dealer ship s lot on Interstate 35 Damage to the car w as estimated at $7oo A v ideo recording unit and an undetermined amount of jewelry were stolen Friday from a residence rn the 7fM) block of North Central Avenue Burglary of a motor vehicle that occurred late last week in the iooo block of Michigan Street resulted irs the theft of a men s coat valued at SKX) Jorge Pena 29 of Seguin was arrested early Saturday morning and charged with public intoxication after he was seen wandering around in the 400 block of Schmidt Street During his processing at the county jail. a small amount of marijuana was found and misdemeanor posses sion charges were added Persons with information reqar ding any unsolved felony crime are asked to call Crime Stoppers at 670 TIPS day or night and speak to the officer on duty. Callers are not asked to give their names Crime Stoppers pays rewards of up to 11,000 tor in formation that leads to an arrest and grand lory conviction of persons committing felony crimes Correction An item appearing Jan 27 rn the Herald-Zeitung stating that the new percent sales tax was not collet table in New Braunfels and Garden Ridge was incorrect Merchants in both New Braunfels and Garden Ridge will be required to collect a 7 L percent sales tax begin mng Jan I The total amount reflects 6 percent state sales tax I percent cl ty sales tax and ly-percent county sales tax Monies generated by the new sales tax. estimated to be around $1 million, are to result in a dollar for dollar property tax reduction for 1988 property taxes The Herald Zeitung regret the cr ror Lester L. Knowles I .ester I. Knowles 73 til 1122 lame star Drive died Ik*c 25 1987 at Aud ie L Murphv Memorial Veterans ^ministration Hospital in san \n tonio Services were at 2 p rn T ues day at I Xteppenschmidt Funeral Home a sit, tin* Rev J Linwood Ken nedy officiating Full military honors by the American Legion ac companied buna! in Guadaiuia* V alley Memorial Lark Know les w as bom sept 14 1914 to Louie and May las* nee Holm Knowles in Jones County He mar l ied lame Dreibrodt in san Marcos on July 14 1978 Knowles was a welder and a member ot the First Baptist < hurt b He also wax a memlier of tile V eterans of Foreign VV ars of Geronimo and the American legion He was a World War ll veteran Knowles was preceded in death by his first wife Mary Holm Knowles in 1971 survivors include hts wife Lone Knowles of New Braunfels one daughter Nancy Howard of New Braunfels one brother Boy Knowles of Boulder » ole tour grandchildren arui seven great grandchildren Memorials may ti* made to ttu* T irst Baptist Church Building T ural Rosana Pena Rosalia Lena TK of 113 Sehaco st died I tee 27 198. at Colonial Manor Nursing Horne Services were at ll a rn Monday at our Ludv of Perpetual Help Church with the Rev John Flanagan officiating Burial was in Comal t emetery Lena was born March I I909 to Christofer and Ramona nee Flores Ramirez in New Braunfels stu* mar ned Julian Lena iii Bryan in 1942 Lena was a housewife and a member of our Lady of Perpetual Help Church survivors include her husband Julian Pena of New Braunfels one daughter Margarita \ arela of New Braunfels, eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Rosary was recited at 7 IO p rn Sunday at Morales Funeral Home t 'hapel m ti vmrnntm mr T117*7 ti-n-n-n Advertising Deadlines for the week of New Years Display Ads: Tues.Dec. at I for Thurs.Dec. :11st Tues. 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Wood said He said that Simmons entered the trucking company Monday "from a side door next to the desk where Ms Butts used to sit W hen he came in and found out she wasn't working there, he made it a point to look around lie found her Simmons quit the convenience store Dec 18 said Winters It was not known why Simmons quit he said The five people in Simmons' bouse may have been dead since Saturday night or Sunday morning Bolin said The adults were wearing overcoats indicating they were killed soon after arriving he said Autopsies were pending and their names were not released Ms Wooiery was treated and released and Taylor was in satisfac tory condition Unlay at St Mary s Medical Center here Ms Butts was in critical condition at Baptist Medical Center in Little Hock where Salver was in satisfactory condition Library Continued bom Pag* I ha*, trouble moving around There are task' to In* done like 111 mg cards for hook orders and mven tory It s kind of tedious work but it s all important Hocker said Besides tin* essential clerical work that must in* done at the* library the librarian said the children s reading programs .ire popular and volunteers keep it going too His Ker said volunteers are alw.ivs welcome at the library and she can alw av s fmd something to keep them Taxes Continued from P«»q« ' h 1 ref silt %nwi While UM* state sal»-v tax fat* x I jYt 4, ,;t if I I D? 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HEBRON, Ohio (WTVN) --A 94-year old Licking County woman missing for more than 12 hours was found safe Sunday night.
A press release from the Licking County Sheriff's Office describes Martha Blatter as "chilled but somewhat responsive" as she was taken to Licking Memorial Hospital.
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Timeline: Seath Jackson murder
Last suspect, Michael Bargo, goes on trial
April 17, 2011: Authorities say Seath Jackson was lured to a home in Summerfield where he was beaten then shot multiple times. He was placed into a bathtub where his knees were broken so he could be stuffed into a sleeping bag and burned in a fire pit. His ashes were placed in paint cans and dumped into a quarry.
April 18, 2011: Seath Jackson's parents report him missing.
April 20, 2011: A vigil is held for Seath Jackson.
April 21, 2011: Investigators with the Marion County Sheriff's Office arrest Michael Bargo, 18 (top left); Kyle Hooper, 16, (top middle); Justin Soto, 20 (top right); Amber E. Wright, 15 (bottom left); and Charlie Ely, 18 (bottom right), and charge them with first-degree murder. Authorities say Jackson was the former boyfriend of Wright and was lured to the home after a text message exchange about rekindling their relationship. They said Bargo was the ringleader and person who shot Jackson.
April 23, 2011: The funeral for Seath Jackson is held at the First Baptist Church in Summerfield.
Sept. 23, 2011: Charlie Ely, the first of five to go to trial, was found guilty of first-degree murder. She was later sentenced to life in prison.
May 30, 2012: Justin Soto pleads guilty to first-degree murder and is sentenced to life in prison.
Jun 12, 2012: Amber Wright and Kyle Hooper are found guilty of first-degree murder. They were later sentenced to life in prison.
Aug. 20, 2013: Michael Bargo is found guilty in the murder of Seath Jackson. The jury recommends the death penalty.
Dec. 13, 2013: Michael Bargo is sentence to death.
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Engaging Our Principles of Community 2016-2017
Message from Chancellor Khosla and Vice Chancellor Petitt
This fall, to further promote and communicate UC San Diego's Principles of Community, the Office for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion will kick off a series of initiatives to emphasize the Principles as central tenets for a more equitable campus climate. The series – Engaging Our Principles of Community – will include seminars and workshops, as well as Campus Climate Enhancement Grant opportunities. Read more...
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The Office for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion seeks to fully engage the campus community through the initiatives outlined below. Further details and additional initiatives will be added as they become available, so be sure to check back regularly throughout the academic year!
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November 4: Responding to Triggering Events: Faculty and Classroom Dynamics, with Drs. Kathy Obear & Tanya Williams
November 4, 2016
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This seminar is specifically designed for instructional faculty.
In discussing controversial topics or current events in class, students and faculty may feel triggered and experience intense, unexpected emotional reactions to the comments and actions of others. If well-managed, these triggering situations can result in greater understanding, communication, and critical thinking. If mismanaged, however, our reactions may lead to significant misunderstanding and unresolved conflict. Effectively navigating triggering moments, therefore, is an essential skill for managing difficult conversations in a productive and inclusive classroom.
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• Identify the types of comments and actions that are common triggers for you
• Identify and practice strategies to effectively navigate your reactions
• Practice responding effectively when feeling triggered "in the moment"
• Increase your ability to address conflict in the classroom, facilitate dialogue, and increase mutual understanding
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November 4, 2016
Huerta/Vera Cruz Room, Student Center Expansion (Old Student Center)
This seminar is designed for those who provide student support.
Feeling exhausted, burned out? Still deeply committed to creating greater equity, inclusion, and social justice, yet finding yourself at times too weary or overwhelmed to make meaningful change? We all deserve spaces to heal, refuel, and recommit to our vision and goals. In this highly engaging, supportive session, participants will explore the roots of their stress and burnout and explore practical ways to rejuvenate, reenergize, and retool themselves as powerful change agents as they recommit to create truly inclusive organizations and environments for all.
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• Recognize the depth and breadth of our need for greater self-care and healing as change agents
• Understand the critical need to focus on self-care in order to be of service as leaders in our organizations and in society
• Explore proven approaches and tools for self-care
• Commit to a personal action plan for renewal and rejuvenation
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February 17, 2017
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...not much else to say...
| Moonlit Feathers chapter 1 . 7/27/2008
Beautiful! Way to crush the Rabbit's dreams. It's a sad fact of life that the grass is always greener. I don't think most people would know what to do if they ever achieved their lifelong goals, especially if it was something they wanted as badly as the Rabbit wanted those Trix.
It also just goes to show that rabbits must make very bad contracts, because since he's the mascot he should certainly be entitled to some Trix.
| CreativebutLazy chapter 1 . 7/3/2008
your are so right on with the comment at the end. All those cereals never taste like fruit (there still good just not what there advertised as) very nice. I would recommend that all those people who put 'If you think those stupid kids should just give the rabbit some trix' copy and paste in their profile should read this.
| nothingtolose18 chapter 1 . 6/22/2008
Hahahah! That was awesome!
Poor rabbit. I wish he would just get the stupid Trix in those commercials, lol.
| Tera Hunter chapter 1 . 6/21/2008
LOL, cute. Poor Rabbit! (Sorry for short review!)
| CSIvHP11 chapter 1 . 6/20/2008
thats awesome! I love it:)
| asherfreak chapter 1 . 6/18/2008
XD That was hilarious! I've always said that they should just give the rabbit some and get it over with. Those commercials used to get annoying, just because they were so repetitive.
Anyway, great job! I loved reading it XD
| TMNTgrl chapter 1 . 6/17/2008
XD Poor, poor rabbit...y'know, I honestly always thought the same thing; I hate Trix cereal!
You should do another chapter about the yogurt...XD


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- 1 [countable] a large bird that is often kept for its eggs or meat They keep chickens in the back yard. free-range chickens compare cock, hen See related entries: Farm animals, Birds
- 2 [uncountable] meat from a chicken fried/roast chicken chicken stock/soup chicken breasts/livers/thighs chicken and chips see also spring chicken See related entries: Meat Word OriginOld English cīcen, cȳcen, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch kieken and German Küchlein, and probably also to cock.Extra examples A few chickens were scratching around the yard. Are we just going to sit here like trussed up chickens? Battery chickens have miserable lives. Free-range chickens have happy lives. a crate of live chickens succulent pieces of chicken He called me a chicken because I wouldn't swim in the river.Idioms
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BrE BrE//ˈtʃɪkɪn//; NAmE NAmE//ˈtʃɪkɪn//Meat, Farm animals, Birds
a situation in which it is difficult to tell which one of two things was the cause of the other
a chicken-and-egg situation, problem, etc.jump to other results
used to say that if somebody says or does something bad or wrong, it will affect them badly in the future
something comes home to roost (also the chickens come home to roost)jump to other results
(saying) you should not be too confident that something will be successful, because something may still go wrong
don't count your chickens (before they are hatched)jump to other results
to play a game in which people do something dangerous for as long as they can to show how brave they are. The person who stops first has lost the game. The children had been playing chicken by running across the railway line. See related entries: Children's games
play chickenjump to other results
to be very busy and active trying to do something, but not very organized, with the result that you do not succeed
run around like a headless chickenjump to other results
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The MA in Translation and Interpreting (MATI) is a specialised variant, with special emphasis on interpreting skills, of our established MA in Professional Translation. It is an integrated programme designed to turn entrants with proven excellence in foreign languages into successful and marketable professional linguists.
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At the core of the MATI lies advanced translation work on general, administrative and technical text types, interpreting (in one or two of the following environments: local government, health, police and court), and training in industry-standard Computer-Assisted Translation (CAT) tools. Part 1 of the degree also includes opportunities to develop further specialised skills in interpreting, audiovisual translation, machine translation (MT) and software localization, terminology management, video making or digital publishing, while in the Translation Work Experience module students form simulated translation companies, working with local translation businesses, and undertake real commissions to professional standards and deadlines.
These different skills come together in a choice of Part 2 projects: either two Extended Translations of the student's choice, or an academic Dissertation, or a 13-week Internship in a translation company, in the UK or abroad.
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Volunteers spent summer weekends cleaning the basement, where they tore out temporary walls and electric lines that were built in the 1960s and 70s, when the building was home to North Platte Junior College, the forerunner of North Platte Community College.
The old junior college student lounge was located in the basement.
The next big step is to make the building handicapped accessible, Gilsdorf said. Plans are also underway to install handicapped accessible bathrooms and build a new stairwell.
Stephen Granger of CG Architects is coordinating the project.
The arts council hopes to make more improvements to the first floor and basement late this year and early next year, building a new entrance, a sculpture center in the basement, main art gallery and classrooms on the upper floors.
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The Creativity Unlimited Arts Council, which is in charge of the new arts center, recently elected board members Ron Meyer, Shannon Orr and Lynda Perry were elected for a three-year term. Terri Burchell was elected to a two-year term.
Current board members Weldon Umphress and Wava Best were re-elected to a two-year term.
Next year, 2013, will be the 100th anniversary of the building.
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