The Boerne Star (Boerne, Tex.), Vol. 79, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 29, 1983 Page: 15 of 32
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their families on a recent
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source ofoperating funds. With a good start and
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God Bless,
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TOP QUALITY
ACRYLIC PAINT —
live in a county all or any
part of which is in the district
and the voter must be 18
years old.
Legal qualifications state
that a candidate for the office
of a soil and water conserva-
tion district director must
own land in the zone he
represents, be 18 years of
age and be actively engaged
in farming or ranching. He
must also live in a county all
or part of which is in the
district.
Zone 5 of the district
includes an area from a line
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and private concerns to carry
out its purposes.
All conservation programs
managed by the district are a
voluntary nature to the land-
Call for Free Estimates
Phone 249-2070
FOR DEER BLINDS
AND ALL EXTERIOR
UTILITY PAINT
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1982.
His talk on “American and
European Relations” is free
and open to the community
at 8 p.m. in Laurie Audi-
torium. Doors will open at 7
p.m. and will close as soon as
all seats are filled.
Schmidt came to power
through the office of finance
minister, and he is a skilled
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A Message to the Soviets
The Congressional response to the Soviet Union’s reprehensible
downing of Korean Ail liner Flight 007 has been swift and to the
point. In our first week of business following the August recess, a
strong message was sent which I do not believe will be misunder-
stood by the leaders in the Kremlin.
First, the House unanimously approved a resolution condemning
this Soviet atrocity, thus adding the official displeasure of the
Congress to those voices raised in protest around the world. And,
on the day after passage of this resolution of condemnation, the
House voted resoundingly in favor ol the President’s defense
authorization program. This 266-152 vote means that the $187
billion Defense Authorization bill will soon be on the statute books.
While passage of this important defense measure had been an-
ticipated, the extent and depth of support in the House was not a
foregone conclusion. Certainly the swift approval is indicative of an
increased realization in the Congress that it is strength — not
merely good intentions — which will impress the Seviets.
The Defense bill authorizes funding for about th ee quarters of
what the United States will spend on defense tor che fiscal year
beginning October 1. The main components of this legislation are
as follows:
• Research, Development, Testing and livaluation — $27.3
billion, which includes funding for such programs as the Trident 11
missile program and for Antiballistic Missile Defense System
research;
• Operation and Maintenance — $71.8 billion. This category
includes increased manpower totals of 2.(XX) each for the Army, the
Marines, and the Air Force as well as 4,500 for the Navy, bringing
total strength of these forces to over two million;
• Civil Defense — $169 million, including $54 million lor
emergency management assistance; and
• Procurement — $88.3 billion. Included in this category are
funds for both strategic and conventional weapons projects such as
the MX missile, the B-1 bomber, and the Pershing 2 missiles to be
deployed in Western Europe. Also approved in the procurement
category were funds for binary chemical weapons, which would end
a self-imposed 14-year moratorium by the United States on the
production of this strategic deterrent.
Because inclusion of funding for this weapon was cited by those
who oppose a stronger defense posture and urged defeat of this bill.
I would like to elaborate on the binary weapons issue.
The President asked that this self-imposed ban be ended
because, despite our self-imposed moratorium, we know that the
Soviets have 80,000 troops trained in chemical warfare, 30,000
vehicles designed for a chemical environment, and 14 plants that
turn out 10 tons of new chemical agents each year. The Soviet
Union has been in continuous production of chemical warfare
agents, in fact, since 1921. Also, we must consider the reports of
chemical weapons use by the Soviets in Afghanistan and Southeast
Asia.
The United States, on the other hand, in addition to our self-
imposed ban, has pledged itself not to be the first user in an
affecting private
home on Johns Road.
Mrs. Lena Ham New
celebrated her 100th birth-
day on July 31 of this year.
One hundred and nineteen
visitors came to wish her
well and share in the celebra-
tion with her. Official birth
date is August 2.
She’s not in Guiness
World Record Book, but she
is a celebrity of sorts. The
National Enquirer came in
1982 and took pictures of her
and her five married children
who had been married over
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The district board
directors coordinates
conservation efforts
various local, state
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mockingbird has been known to change
tune 87 times in seven minutes.
owner or operator, Mike Hydrogen fuel search
MatuzheRange Conserva- takes another step
COLLEGE STATION —
The search for technology to
50 years each. Gary
DeLaune of Channel 5 in San
Antonio also came and
interviewed Mrs. New in
January of this year when he
was in the Boerne area.
Mrs. New was born in
Wilson County near Flores-
ville and moved to Verde at
age eight. She and Jake New
were married in 1901 and the
couple raised nine children
on a farm between Center
Point and Kerrville. Eight of
the children are still living.
Children and spouses are
Virginia and Ed Seitz,
Boerne; Eual and Aggie
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PROUD FISHERMEN—
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1981
Thomas D. Moore, son of $150,000 grant from the Nation-
John C. and Marjorie A. al Science Foundation.
Moore of 3938 E. Caro Road, The support will allow con-
Cass City, Mich., has been tinuation of hydrogen fuel
commissioned a second studies being conducted by
lieutenant in the U.S. Air researchers working under in-
Force upon graduation from ternationally acclaimed elec-
Officer Training School at trochemist Dr. John Boekris.
Lackland Air Force Base, -----------
international compact of chemical warfare weapons, a pact the beginning at Sisterdale, and
Soviet Union has never signed. We will stand by our pledge, but we running north on Hwy 1376
must also remember with whom we are dealing. The fact that we
have such weapons is a deterrent which reduces the chance that
such weapons will be used against our American forces.
Certainly it is vital to the preservation of civilization as we know
it that the superpowers continue — in fact accelerate — the pursuit I want to thank all the
of arms limitations agreements including all strategic weapons. But, beautiful friends and sweet
as the United States further pursues this critical goal, it must be cousins for the expressions of
with our eyes wide open and with a clear and unequivocal under- sympathy extended to me at
standing of the mentality and long-term objectives of the Soviet the death of my sister,
Union. Thekla Locklin.
The Soviet Union must know that we are negotiating from a
position of strength and determination so that the rights and
freedoms we hold to be sacred are preserved.
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Coast Guard Fireman
Apprentice Brett R. Jones,
son of Clair R. and Helen
Jones of Route 1, Boerne, has
completed recruit training at
the Coast Guard Training
Center, Cape May, N.J.
During the eight-week
training cycle, trainees
studies general military
subjects designed to prepare
them for further academic
and on-the-job training
leading toward their quali-
fication in one of the Coast
Guard’s 26 basic occupational
fields.
Included in their studies
were first aid, seamanship,
Coast Guard history and
regulations, close order drill
and damage control.
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New, San Antonio; Floyd and
Ollie New, Helotes; Clayton
and Allie New, Adkins. Allie
died in. March of this year.
Other children and spouses
are William and Cloma New,
Camp Wood; Ola and W.B.
Thompson, Vaco near Brady;
Uda and Rob Merritt, Camp
Wood; Elva and George
Mills, San Antonio.
Mrs. New has two living
sisters in Summerset,
“youngsters” Octavia
McAda, 96, and Alice Hard-
castle, 89. One brother,
Kennard Ham, lives in
Pleasanton.
She has 14 grandchildren,
29 great-grandchildren and
eight great-great-grand-
children.
“Her family was her
greatest pleasure,” Mrs.
Seitz remembers. “And she
spent much time sewing,
usually clothes for the girls,
and helping take care and
canning produce from a big
garden. On Sundays, there
was always a houseful of
family and friends to visit
and play dominoes and other
games.”
Mrs. New moved to
Boerne to live with the
Seitzes in 1970.
An election for a director and east on Hwy 473 and
to serve in Zone 5 on the taking in the following area:
Kendall Soil and Water Con- all land east of Hwy 1376 and
servation District Board is north of Hwy 473.
scheduled for Tuesday, Current member of the
October 11, in the Sisterdale board of directors who
Schoolhouse announced Otto represents Zone 5 is Leroy
Kasten, chairman of the Kneupper of Sisterdale,
board. The election will be The purpose of the Kendall
held at 8 p.m. SWCD, with headquarters in
State law decrees that to Boerne, is to promote sound
be eligible to vote in a soil soil and water conservation
and water conservation programs on farm and ranch
district director’s election, a lands within the district and
person must own agricultural to serve as a voice for
land within the subdivision farmers and ranchers on con-
where the election is being servation matters and other
Texas.
The 12-week course
consisted of selected college
graduates to apply com-
municative skills, profes-
sional knowledge, leadership
and management to take
positions of responsibility.
Moore will now be
assigned at Wright-
Patterson Air Force Base,
Ohio.
His wife, Rebecca, is the
daughter of James D. and
Perry Massingale of 1200
Main St., Boerne.
The lieutenant is a 1983
graduate of the University of
Arizona, Tucson.
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economic and finance system
as well as on defense and
foreigh policy.
A strong ally of Washing-
ton and an expert on East-
West relations, Chancellor
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Former German Chancel-
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the 1983-84 Trinity Uni-
versity Distinguished
Lecture Series on Tuesday,
October 18.
Schmidt still ranks in the
polls as the most popular
politician in his country after
serving as Social
Democratic Chancellor of
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