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Page 4 June 21, 1994 Harper Herald
The Great American Puzzle
Includes Great American Clues
and Standard Crossword Clues
14
26
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•where abortion doc-
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ists, died
Aug. 17
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$ state with pur-
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cial flower, abbrev.
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•moves 2 one way,
*1 another way
^14 who went
•to Martha's Vine-
yard for vaca-
tion in late August
•18 Harvey Wein-
Istein was held in a site NW, abbrev
Manhattan hole for 36 U.S. govt
inite article
used before
a vowel sound
6 relating to it
7 yields a flower
10 20th century
American author &
artist Thurber, ini-
32 Roman nu-
meral for 51
33 defeat narrowly
34 20th century
American author,
lecturer Keller, ini- ________^
tials C'lt is not pos- that obscures.")
sible for civilization
to flow backwards
while there is youth
in the world.")
35 direction oppo-
to bow down
before it.")
15 infuse
16 exit
17 ocean
19 limitation
20 perform
24 word with same
meaning as another
27 singer Steve
Lawrence's
wife, initials
28 swamp
29 conjunction
meaning not the
next one either
30 sleep
PRISON
EXPANSION
The state leadership announced
Friday that the prison system's
construction of 15,000 emergency program being done in tw0
spaces is ahead of schedule and phases' with Phase 1 including
unique construction strategy
involving four private contractors
who "worked nights, days and
weekends."
The emergency expansion
with Phase I
additions to existing prisons,
expansion of trusty camp pro-
The emergency construction gram and b00t camps which total
more than 11,000 additional
beds. The first of the new units
15 percent under the cost of
previous units
CAPITOL
COMMENT
U.S. SENATOR
KAY BAILEY HUTCHISON
' U.S. should never appease
ftebLane!°and House ‘mm^"'as those who threaten freedom
program was authorized in
January by Gov. Ann Richards,
Lt. Gov.
Speaker Pete Laney and House
and Senate leaders.
"This is the largest prison
emergency expansion in U.S.
early as next Tuesday.
Three other units are to be
finished over the next two weeks
O
ur nation recently paid tribute to the brave men and women who
participated in the historic invasion at Normandy. That valiant effort
accelerated the ignominious defeat of Nazi Germany but at great cost
history and it is being brought anci more than 90 percent of the in human life. As we consider the sacrifices of those who died on Normandy’s
identjnittels pVe on-line before the projected dead- PhaSe ' P°rti0n is expected to be beaches, we should consider the events which led to World War II and which
kWsonight- 'the SS UhinUhTun- line of la,e Jul*” Richards said
glow that illumines, American Activities Bullock said he had been
and the glare
13 days. What
does his com-
pany make?
*21 Mark
Twain's Sawyer
•22 rare-earth ele-
ment europium,
•used as a laser
^additive, abbrev.
.123 actress Som-
mers, late journal-
list Sevareid, initials
125 head movement 4 electrically
126 mentor of charged particle
■many black journal- 5 version of indef-
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wards of millions
for info on these
38 mug
39 positioned
40 2nd day of the
workweek, abbrev.
42 near
DOWN
2 hotel
3 provide food for
11 landmass of
Europe and Asia
12 prescription
for medicine
13 photo company
that has announced
they are cut-
ting 10,000 jobs
14 newspaper col- 41 underwrit-
umnist Rowan, ini- er, abbrev.
tials ("We empha-
size that we be-
lieve in change
because we were
born of it, we
have lived by it,
we prospered and
grew great by it.
So the status quo
has never been
our god, and we c.i993 gulf fea-
ask no one else tures, puzzle ussis
operational before July 26.
Phase II will consist of additions
to new prisons currently under
construction.
The leadership ordered the
the backlog
criminals being
of
held
convicted
over-
House 'of6 Rep re-6 informed Prison officials that
sentatives was the construction costs "are conser-
most un-American vatively 15 percent less than
thing in America! ) ...... . construction speed-up to reduce
artnrwhn sPent of similar dormitory struc- ; ,/ H
tures in the past."
He called the completion and
the cost control "a world-class crowded county )ails and com-
construction feat accomplished mitted $168 million the ,he work
through cooperation and hard The money came from budget
If desired, at these work by the criminal Justice reductions in other agencies
numbers fill in
these letters: 61, Department and the private
10 J, 13 K, 14 C, contractors."
17 S, 22 E, 34 H,
35 S, 36 T, 40 T
The solution appears director of the Criminal Justice
elsewhere this issue ,_ . , .
Department and J.
deputy director of engineering,
36 actor who
played TV's
Kojak, initials
37 banter
MORE CLUES
using pre-engi-
buildings and a
Besides speeding up the regular
prison construction, the Legis-
James A. Collins, executive laBve Budget Board in April als0
authorized construction of 6,300
B Cole temPorarY county jail spaces and
1,200 temporary state jail spaces,
v...assumptions: The North Koreans are surely building nuclear weapons;
told the leadership that costs were *-■.**+ * Intrusive fullscale inspections, as required by international law, would reveal
the extent of their nuclear weapons program; and, the North Korean nuclear
culminated in the Allied invasion.
We can not honor those who died if we do not recognize that there are
principles worth fighting for. Our nation must never appease those who
threaten peace and deny freedom.
Today, we are engaged in a debate on how to deal with North Korea and
the threat posed by the proliferation of nuclear weapons. There should be no
misinterpretation of North Korea’s recent action in denying international
representatives to conduct nuclear inspections. The North Koreans under-
stand that fullscale inspections would show the world they are developing
nuclear weapons.
Despite clear evidence to the contrary, there are still those within the
Clinton Administration who argue that the North Koreans are only seeking
bargaining advantage with their nuclear program. They believe if enough
incentives are offered, the North Koreans would bargain away their nuclear
program.
On May 28, the New York Times reported an anonymous administration
official as being baffled by North Korea’s removal of the fuel rods as this would
preclude further discussions with the United States. This is not baffling. The
North Koreans value a nuclear weapon more than they value observance of their
international legal obligations.
For the past year, North Koreans have followed a policy of obstruction,
subterfuge and broken agreements. We should now proceed based on these
Fredericksburg
Celebrate the Fourth of July 400-yard Quarter Horse of Texas
yveekend at the Gillespie County Sales Derby on Sunday, July 3,
pair Grounds in Fredericksburg and the 350-yard Quarter Horse
when pari-mutuel horse racing of Texas Sales Futurity on
returns for three days of action Monday, July 4.
Saturday throigh Monday, July Trials will be run throughout the
2-4. day on Saturday, July 2, for the
A full slate of quarter horse and 350-yard Gillespie County Fair
thoroughbred races will be run Association Maiden Classic and
each day at the Class III facility, on Monday, July 4, for the
located two miles south of 350-yard Gillespie County Fair
downtown Fredericksburg on Association Maiden Futurity.
Texas Highway 16. Full Finals for both of these special
pari-mutuel wagering is offered aii races will be run during the July*
three days. 16-17 Night in Old
Gates open at 11 a.m. each day Fredericksburg Race Meet,
and post time is 1 p.m. Throughout the weekend, a.
Sponsored by the Gillespie variety of food and drinks will be
County Fair and Festivals available.
Association Inc., the three-day For more information on the
;July Fourth Racing Festival is the July Fourth Racing Festival or
second meet of the 1994 season reserved seating, contact the
;at the Gillespie County Fair Gillespie County Fair and
Grounds. Remaining race meets Festivals Association at
will be held July 16-17, Aug. 210-997-2359.
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In addition to the races, a dance
.featuring the music of "People's
Choice" will be held on the
outdoor dance pavilion on
Saturday night from 9 p.m. to 1
a.m.
Admission is $4 for adults, $1
for children six to 12 years of age,
and free for children under six.
Admission for the dance on
Saturday night is $5 after 6:30 /,Yy'
p.m. 0}""\
Reserved seating is available
under a large covered grandstand V
for $7 per person. General (?-
admission seating is also
available in the grandstand as
well as in the biergarten.
In addition to the quarter horse
and thoroughbred races each
day, finals will be run for the
weapons program must be stopped.
If the stakes were disruption of peace in South and Hast Asia, North
Korea’s intransigence would be bad enough. But the North Koreans are eager
to trade their weaponry to other outlaw regimes — perhaps Iran, Libya, Iraq
and others. This is truly a potential worldwide nightmare, and only the United
States has the ability to lead the world through it — by showing firm resolve.
As we remember Normandy and honor the memory of those who have
died for our freedom, we should not forget the failed policies of appeasement
prior to that war. That appeasement culminated in war and the subsequent
need to launch that historic invasion to destroy the Nazi regime.
CTAiTI/rD 1717171^17 O CUHW/ o c if r Foremost among the many lessons which we have experienced is that
I ILIL LI ILK. M1U W C£ 5ALL dictators and brutal regimes can never be appeased. They must be dealt with
Quality consignments made quite a showing at the recent Special from 311(1 resolve.
Stocker-Feeder Show & Sale held June 8 at Union Stock Yards
Antonio. Mark Judson, President and General Manager of Union
Stock Yards San Antonio, Inc., stated, "At a time when we are
experiencing depressed cattle prices, its refreshing to see the quality
of cattle our consignors sent to us. It is still evident that quality
cattle still bring a premium. We also thank our commission
companies and judges for their effort to make the sale a success."
Results of the sale are as follows.
Brahman and Brahman Cross Division
Steers
1st place-A.L. Titzmann, Floresville
1st place-Briggs Ranches, Victoria
1st place-Martindale Land & Cattle Co., Jasper
5-9 hd.
10-19 hd.
20-29 hd.
Heifers
5-9 hd.
10-19 hd.
20-29 hd.
VACATION
Petal Scents Flowers & Gifts will
be closed for 2 weeks.
JUNE 27-JULY 8
I will be available for emergencies.
Call 864-4974
1st place-David Janszen, San Antonio
1st place-Mite Investments, Hondo
1st place-T.D. Cattle Co., CarriZo Springs
30 or more 1st place-T.D. Cattle Co., Carrizo Springs
English and English Cross Division
Steers
1st place-Milton Blazen, Hondo
1st place-Nunley Bros., Sabinal
5-9 hd.
10-19 hd.
Heifers
5-9 hd.
10-19 hd.
20-29 hd.
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1st place-Milton Balzen, Hondo
1st place-Martindale Land & Cattle Co., Jasper
1st place-Martindale Land & Cattle Co., Jasper
Exotic and Exotic Cross Division
Steers
5-9 hd. 1st place-George Devine
# Heifers
5-9 hd. 1st place-Leroy Reiniger, Poth
Brahman and Brahman Cross Judging the recent Special
Steers Heifers Stocker-Feeder Show was Jerry
124.00 Hudson, San Marcos; Wayne
94.00 Hubbard, St. Hedwig and Brett
- Mitchell, San Antonio.
--Union Stock Yards plans their
100-200 lbs.
200-300 lbs.
300400 lbs.
400-500 lbs.
500-600 lbs.
600-700 lbs.
700-800 lbs.
800-900 lbs.
107.00
90.00
90.00
86.50
73.00
68.75 -
68.75 -
English and English Cross
Steers Heifers
98.00
87.00
74.50
72.00
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JOB OPENINGS NOW AVAILABLE
KNOPP NURSING #1
Nurse Aids 7-3. 3-11 & 11-7 Shifts
11-7 LVN 3-11 Med. Aide
Contact Linda Ottmers. 997-3704
KNOPP RETIREMENT CENTER
3-11 LVN - Part-time or full-time
3-9 Part-time Nurses Aide
Contact Mrs. Luckenbach or Lottie Stepp, 997-4426
KNOPP NURSING HOME #2
Nurse Aides 3-11 Shift & 11-7 Shift
Dietary Aid 10:30-7:00
Contact Usa Bcnningfield or Jerry Luckenbach
KNOPP CARE CENTER
202 Hollmlg Lane 997-8840
Benefits Include: Paid Vacation, Health Insurance, Profit Shoring Plan
NURSES AIDES EMPLOYED WILL BE OFFERED
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300-400 lbs.
400-500 lbs.
500-600 lbs.
600-700 lbs.
Exotic and Exotic Cross
Steers
300-400 lbs. 95.50
400-500 lbs.--
500-600 lbs. 85.50
600-700 lbs.
95.00 fall Special Stocker-Feeder Show
91-00 and Sale for Wednesday,
- October 5, 1994. For more
- information call your commission
company or Union Stock Yards
San Antonio at (210) 223-6331.
82 °0
78.00
70.25
Heifers
81.00
70.00
(210) 895-3377
DAVID & ANN PARKER
1612 GO AT CREEK R0ADJ
KERRVILLE, TEXAS 78028
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