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Home My WebLink About2006-09-29 Euless Articles fISTRIBUTED TO: PAGE ` OF l MAYOR CITY COUNCIL CITYATTORNEY CRIM HENNIG MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) BOYETT rUNG MCDONALD COLLINS BARKER GETCHELL LIBRARYADMIN LIBRARY REF ANIMAL CNTR DATE DISTRIBUTED r j �a /0 DATE OF ARTICLE / &6, /or, NEWSPAPER FWST L - .TOR LETTERS, FAXES AND E MAILS TO THE EDI Apply pressure Every week,College Sports, ' Television carries a Conference USA football game that undoubt- edly would interest fans in this area because four Texas schools ' are members of C-USA.But the cable company that has the fran- chise for Euless and other area cities doesn't carry them.And ' what about the Mountain West Network,which is scheduled to carry TCU games? ' Inasmuch as the cable company is granted an exclusive franchise, isn't it time for city officials to apply some pressure in the right- ' places? John L.Ashinhurst,Euless 1 1 DISTRIBUTED TO: PAGE _LOF MAYOR CITYCOUNCIL CITYATTORNEY CRIM HENNIG MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) BOYETT YOUNG McDONALD COLLINS BARKER GETCHELL LIBRARYADMIN LIBRARYREF ANIMAL CNTR DATE DISTRIBUTED ` l� DATE OF ARTICLE �/ `� ' /C NEWSPAPER Dale L. Douglass. � �0 `i KERRVILLE—Dale L. Douglass, 74, formerly of Euless, passed away Saturday,Sept.23,2006. Funeral:1 p.m.Wednesday at First United Methodist Church in Kerrville. Burial:Garden of Memories Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of Kerrville Funeral Home. In 1955, she moved to Euless, where she owned and operated Euless Florist for 39 years. She was preceded in death by son, Stephen Douglass. Survivors: Her husband, Frank; son, Dr. Cary Douglass and wife, Amanda; grandchildren, Will and Nick Douglass;and her extended family,Vic- tor and Martha Milting,Margaret Hivick, June Graves and Fred and Sybil Rick- etts. "-Kerrville Funeral Home Kerrville,(830)895-5111 View and sign guestbook at www.star-telegram.coMobituaries USTRIBUTED TO: PAGE/OF� MAYOR CITY COUNCIL CITYATTORNEY CRIM HENNIG MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) BOYETT UNG McDONALD COLLINS /BARKER GETCHELL LIBRARYADMIN LIBRAARYREF ANIMAL CNTR r DATE DISTRIBUTED / ( DATEOFARTICLE NEWSPAPER FWST ' EULESS ' Council narrowly approves slight ' tax-rate reduction By NOOR ELASM STAR-TELEGRAM STAFF WRITER ' EULESS—The city's prop- erty tax rate will drop slightly next fiscal year. ' The City Council voted 4-3 Tuesday in a second reading to cut the tax rate to 48.95 cents per $100 of assessed property ' value, down from this year's 49.17 cents. Opposing the tax rate were council members Charlie Mill- er, Carl Tyson and Glenn Por- terfield. They argued that the property tax could go lower. ' The tax bill for the owner of an average-priced home will increase to$519.13 from$509.85 this year. The calculations in- clude a 20 percent homestead exemption.The average home value increased to $132,567 from$129,595 this year. ' On Sept. 12, council mem- bers approved an$80.1 million budget, which includes the much-debated $10 million in ' employee benefits. Last year's budget was$73.8 million. The tax rate and budget will ' take effect Sunday, when the fiscal year begins. Noor Elashi.817-685-3854 nelashi@star-telegram.com DISTRIBUTED TO: PAGE �OF / MAYOR CITYCOUNCIL CITYATTORNEY CRIM HENNIG MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) BOYETT YOUNG McDONALD COLLINS BARKER GETCHELL LIBRARYADMIN LIBRARYREF ANIMAL CNTR DATEDISTRIBUTED l l DATEOFARTICLE 9/�? /O4� NEWSPAPER FWST NORTHEAST TARRANT BRIEF UTA Dnp hon y to play free concert EULESS—The University of Texas at Arlington Sympho- ny Orchestra will present And God Made the Whales and other pieces in a free concert at 7:30 p.m.Saturday at the Villages of Bear Creek Amphi- theater,1951 Bear Creek Park- way. 11 The orchestra,conducted by Sergio Espinosa,will be accompanied by recordings of sounds from the Atlantic Ocean.The performance will include a presentation about whales and how they commu- nicate 817-685-1666., DISTRIBUTED TO: PAGE / OF / MAYOR CITY COUNCIL CITYATTORNEY CRIM HENNIG MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) BOYETT �OUNG McDONALD COLLINS BARKER GETCHELL LIBRARYADMIIN LIBRARYREF ANIMAL CNTR DATE DISTRIBUTED / �l DATE OF ARTICLE �1 J /C NEWSPAPER FWST ' TRANSPORTATION communities. They gave a standing ovation to mark the HEB Transit Rides for 10th anniversary of the North-link ' east Volunteer Dental Clinic Operating hours:Monday- and the announcement of its Friday 6 to 10 a.m.and 2 to 6 new name — the Michael p-m- thosewho Wehrle Volunteer Dental Clin- IN For information qualify ' ic,after the dentist who helped '87 fora pass,call 817-283- 1 817 2 7 p 8746,ext.41,or 817-3997500 found it. 0 Other United Way programs need them The need for transportation include Teens Networking for ' for low-income workers in Tomorrow,Haltom City Senior The Tarrant County be- Isolation Demonstration Pro- came clear through a survey ject and JPS Health Center. ■The free rides are available in United Way officials conduct- United Way of Tarrant Coun- ' ed in 2004.After additional re- ty Hurst, Euless and Bedford.But www.unitedwaytarrant.org they must be booked 48 hours in search early last year, volun- advance. teers decided,to start a trans- portation system to serve resi- noon rides Monday through ' By NOOR ELASHI dents in Hurst, Euless and Friday. STARTELEGRAM STAFF WRITER Bedford,said Henry DelCastil- "Our main focus is getting Desperately need a ride? lo, the HEB Transit project people to their jobs,but we're ' Well,it could be free. chairman. not restricting it to that,"Pow- One of United Way of Tarrant "The general feeling when ell said. County/Northeast's newest projects we started was this is hard to Tammy Dittmer of Euless, — HEB Transit — offers transporta- tackle.Now it's a reality,"Del- whose family has one vehicle, tion to low-income residents who Castillo said. is among the residents who need to be picked up and dropped off Residents must apply and now use HEB Transit. For the within the city limits of Hurst,Euless meet certain qualifications to past two weeks,the mother of and Bedford. get a transit pass.After that,ev- one son has gotten rides to her ' The transit system, which began erything can be. arranged job at Target in Hurst,and she's operating Aug. 1, was introduced through a phone call, said really loving it,she said. Wednesday during the United Way's James Powell, HEB Transit "They called me three times 14th annual Report to the Community project manager. already to check if I needed ' at the Hyatt Regency DFW hotel. The rides, which are free, anything else....I feel like they Nearly 150 people applauded the need to be booked at least 48 really care,"Dittmer said. efforts of the nonprofit organization hours in advance. Residents Noor Elashi,817-685-3854 ' that provides social services to local may get morning and after- nelashi@star-tetegram.com H a�adf r �3J$rS q � s STAR-TELEGRAM/LAURIE L.WARD Georgia Kidwell, left, chairwoman of the JPS Northeast Advisory ' Board,announced that the Northeast Volunteer Dental Clinic has been renamed in honor of Dr.Michael Wehrle,right,who helped found it. DISTRIBUTED TO: PAGE OF MAYOR CITY COUNCIL CITYATTORNEY CRIM HENNIG MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) BOYETT YOUNG McDONALD COLLINS BARKER GETCHELL LIB "YADMN LIBRARYREF ANIMALCNTR DATEDISTRIBUTED / � / DATE OF ARTICL00NEWSPAPE a; City & School Libraries Library professionals from Celebrate with Joint Meeting the three public libraries and 28 school libraries of the Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD C{ recently held a joint luncheon at the Bedford Public Library. The informal luncheon was ' in keeping with an annual " .. � tradition, begun many years ago, to provide a forum for n professionals these working p � to come together at the - beginning of each new Glindeman, school year to share Youth Pro- ideas and information g r a m m i n g regarding their Assistant, individual programs. both of the v "HEB students ben- Bedford efit from the close Public n working relationship. Library, between the public hosted this and school libraries, ' years event. Barbara Richardson; Also in coordinator of attendance media and technology ; were Beverly McCalmont, for HEB ISD, said. Youth/Outreach Services "School librarians are Coordinator at Euless Deborah Rogers pictured above with made aware of the Public Library and three trophy for the most students complete summer reading program vast resources Hurst Public Library available to their professionals,Beverly y The HEB ISD Library students through their Kirkendall,Library Services program sponsored. public libraries,while Manager, Youth Services; public librarians are kept in the luncheon. Terri Bonow,Library During the luncheon, the loop of school reading Manager, Adult Services; Deborah Rogers of lists and research and Rosalyn Reyna- ' Lakewood Ele _entary assignments that may Rodriguez,Assistant impact their young g School was awarded•a Librarian/Youth Services. trophy for having the most patrons." Jeanne Green, students complete the Community Services summer reading program at Supervisor, and Carrie the Euless Public Library. FISTRIBUTED TO: PAGE / OF l MAYOR CITY COUNCIL CITYATTORNEY CRIM HENNIG MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) BOYETT �OUNG McDONALD QCOLLINS BARKER GETCHELL LIBRARYADMIly LIBRARYREF ANIMAL CNTR ZDATE DISTRIBUTED / 9y� DATE OF ARTICL G EWSPAPE A New Chapter of The Lions Club: H.E.B. } ' The Northeast Times recently met with the New H-E-B Chapter of The Lions Club. Pictured above are members of the H-E-B Lions Club: Justine Green, Jennifer Har- ing of Farmers Insurance, Casey Coon Farmers Insurance, Gary Landers Euless P.D, ' Bob Freeman Euless P.D, Kay Tinguely Administaff, Pam Hernalsteen HEB-ISD. Ed Stebbins,John V. Long Edwards Jones, Mike Culpeper Retired FWPD.If you would like to join the Club or would like more information please contact: Mrs. Green at ' 817.372.5902 or email:jharing@farmersagent.com DISTRIBUTED TO: PAGE l OFA MAYOR CITYCOUNCIL CITYATTORNEY CRIM HENNIG MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) BOYETT YOUNG McDONALD COLLINS BARKER GETCHELL LIBRARYADM LIBRARYREF ANIMAL CNTR ' DATE DISTRIBUTED DATE OF ARTICLE �(,�'G'(� NEWSPAPE A 1/01, New GM For AMF Euless Lanes--_ _ a Lets all Welcome Mr. Rusty Dickinson the New Gener- al Manager of AMF Euless Lanes, pictured above with Mrs.Cheryl Newman AMF Euless Lanes Youth Director. We would like to thank Mr. Dickinson and AMF Euless Lanes for their support of the Northeast Times . IISTRIBUTED TO: PAGE I OF I MAYOR CITY COUNCIL CITYATTORNEY CRIM HENNIG MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) BOYETT IOUNG McDONALD COLLINS; WILHITE GETCHELL LIBRARYADMIN LIBRARY REF ANIMAL CNTR `7 DATE DISTRIBUTED _2 Z UDATE OFARTICLE5p M - t.2Cp4 NEWSPAPER ��Q AS FROM THE LOCAL LEADERSHIP ' The Library is the center of We have many programs activity for all our citizens. for all citizens in our Not only does it house some Recreation Department and ' of the latest books, CDs, we refer you to the city audio books,videos,DVDs, newsmagazine,Euless computers with internet Today. It lists all the times ' access, ESL classes and and places. It can be found unique works of art but also online at www.euless.org/ manyvaried and infer to g eulesstoday. programs.e ' '- - This month,we close September will feature September with the UTA S3 special science programs Symphony Orchestra ' Mayor Saleh and a visit with four Texas Performance of "And God Euless mystery writers.The Made the Whales at our Euless Library Foundation Villages of Bear Creek ' The city will hold a book sale on Amphitheater. Come and ` El". of Euless September 29, 30 and i along with October 1. The library enjoy ' all other cities in North meeting room will be filled Texas begins our fiscal year with assorted reading in October. We have just materials and some great ' completed our budget cycle "finds." and voted on the tax rate. Euless citizens will travel Our city was able to to the DFW Airport to greet ' decrease the tax rate while our returning military planning many new services members the week of for our citizens. September 18th through the I We are proud of the ' 24th.That really is a special recently completed reno- time and we invite all vation of the Finance and citizens and friends to Human Resources building ' located on the city campus. participate. The city will hold our Citizens may pay their wa- ' ter bills there and apply for bi-annual Crud Cruiser ' - HazMat Collection on Sat- employment. Our next project is the Public Works urday, September 23. Euless citizens may dispose facility currently under ' cof hazardous materials that construction and estimated ' day at the library parking lot to be complete next fall. from 9-11 a.m. Once that is complete, all ' Euless facilities will either be new or renovated. DISTRIBUTED TO: PAGE ( OF / MAYOR CITY COUNCIL CITYATTORNEY CRIM HENNIG MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) BOYETT YOUNG McDONALD COLLINS BARKER GETCHELL LIBRARYADMIN LIBRARYREF ANIMAL CNTR DATE DISTRIBUTED / ( DATE OF ARTICLE / / NEWSPAPER DMN COMMUNH Y CALENDAR SYMPHONY PERFORMANCE:The' University of Texas at Arlington Symphony Orchestra,conducted by Sergio Espinosa,will.perform"And God Created the Great Whales"by Alan Hovhaness along with other selected pieces from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the villages of Bear Creek Amphitheater,1951 Bear Creek ' Parkway in Euless.The orchestra will play along with recordings of whale . sounds from the northern Atlantic Ocean.A University of Texas at Arlington faculty member will give a presentation about these creatures of the sea and show children how whales communicate with each.other.The, event is free and open to the public. For information,call 817-685-1666 or visit www.euless'.org. FISTRIBUTED TO: PAGE /OF ;Z_ MAYOR CITY COUNCIL CITYATTORNEY CRIM HENNIG MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) BOYETT rUNG McDONALD COLLINS BARKER GETCHELL LIBRAC.R�YADMIN LIBRARYREF ANIMAL CNTR DATE DISTRIBUTED a5 DATE OF ARTICLE / f / NEWSPAPER FWST ' TRANSPORTATION Corridor p ans• are released ' A master plan for the Trans-Texas Corridor a' proposed osed ro toll road and rai"I line from the`Oklahoma p p border to San Antonio,was released Thursday by Cintra Zachry,the project management firm. ' To read the plan,v�sit'.www.txdot.gov. Parts c = � * � 5 could be under construction in y 1.By GORDON DICKSON The .1,600-page document The master plan offers a de- right to collect tolls for 50 STAR-MEGRAM ST^f wiuTER shows a rail line curving west tailed analysis of the costs of years. The state Transporta- A rail line looping around of Fort Worth through Parker building the Trans-Texas Cor- tion Department would use the e west side of Fort Worth and Wise counties. Construc- ridor,plus detailed projections money on other work. ould be under construction tion would begin between 2012 about how many motorists ■Railroad companies can't later than 2016,possibly ac- and 2016. A parallel toll road might use each segment of the be forced to use new tracks,but companied by a half-circular Would follow sometime be- 370-mile-long corridor, how more than half of all cargo Ill road stretching from Alli- Veen 2017 and 2055. much they might pay and how would likely be diverted to the ce Airport to southwest Fort But there's also the possibil- that money would pay for the new corridor, according to orth and Mansfield,a Trans- ity that both the road and rail roads over time Cintra Zachry estimates. Texas Corridor master plan line could be built sooner and Among the highlights: ■While it's considered a [veiled Thursday shows. closer to Fort .Worth, Cintra ■Parts of the toll road — privately funded project,. a The release of the long- Zachry officials say. The pri- 260 miles' worth — would be third of the road construction vate company has notified the under construction within five and design costs— about$3.2. WHAT DO YOU THINK? Texas Department of Trans- years and open by 2014. billion—would be in the form `>st a comment on this report at portation that it would like to ■Tolls would be about 15 of federal transportation loans. 6Nw.star-teleqram.com begin developing the area,pos- cents a mile for cars, 59 cents The federal government would sibly within five years, al- for trucks. At that rate, a 145- be repaid over35 years,with in- aited financial and develop-' though a detailed study was mile, one-way trip from south terest. nt plan comes two years of not yet ready for the master of Mansfield to Austin would The$3.2 billion would dou- the Texas Department`of: plan. be$22—or for truckers,385. ble the number of projects Transportation hired a private The master plan shows a ■Initially,the roads would funded by Transportation In- ,Cintra Zachry,to alleviate proposed connector road lead- be two lanes in each direction, frastructure Finance and Inno- ffi c on n.Interstate 35 over the ` ing roughly from Texas 114 near with cars and trucks sharing vation Act loans since Con- t 50 years. Texas Motor Speedway to space.Eventually,the corridor gress created the program in For Tarrant County resi- Farm Road 1187 in southwest would be expanded to feature 1998. , the plan promises less Fort Worth to Texas 360 in two truck-only lanes and three "It's a loan program made !ntest1o_n__',_a!ong—Interstate Mansfield: car lanes m each direction. possible by federal gas taxes 35W,. as vehicles — mainly "It's a living document. We There would also be room for I paid by everyone in America, "cks are lured to the Trans- anticipate it will be updated, freight and passenger rail,and including citizens in Texas," as Corridor by speed limits Possibly a couple times per underground pipes for water, Texas Transportation Com- p to 85 mph and higher load Year," said Phil Russell, the electricity,petroleum and oth- mission Chairman Ric Wil- limits. The combination of Transportation Department's er utility lines. liamsori of Weatherford said. lkds and rail line would form turnpike director. ■Total cost of designing "Since Texans only get back 70 eletal structure for eventu- Overall, the master plan and building the corridor percent of federal transporta- evelopment of the Alliance shows the proposed toll road would be$8.8 billion,up from tion taxes...we'd be remiss if `Airport area to the north, beginning at I-35 on the Okla- previous estimates of$7.2 bil- thwest Fort Worth and homa border, stretching lion. Wson County to the south. around the east side of Dallas a.Private companies,would and then running roughly par- pay that cost,plus fees totaling allel to I-35 east of Waco,Aus- $1.9 billion,in exchange for the ' tin and San Antonio. DISTRIBUTED TO: PAGE / OF / MAYOR CITYCOUNCIL CITYATTORNEY CRIM HENNIG MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) BOYETT YOUNG McDONALD COLLINS BARKER GETCHELL LIBRARYADMIN LIBRARYREF ANIMAL CNTR p c,' DATE DISTRIBUTED / / :�� /(4 DATE OF ARTICLE / /-�9 /06 NEWSPAPER FWST TRANSPORTATION I NORTHEAST TARRANT COUNTY Getting to and from ■Van service provides a vital transportation link for needy resi- dents of Hurst, Euless and Bedford. United Way of Tarrant County and several churches and social ser- vice agencies have joined in an effort to fill what ..:,, several surveys have shown to be a crucial need: transportation to and from work,doctors off des and THE SEATTLE TIMES/PAUL SCHMID VIA MCT other locations for needy residents of problem by allowing people to re- Hurst,Euless and Bedford. ceive transportation vouchers from HEB Transit launched its on-de- five agencies:Catholic Charities,the mand van service in August.It's a Christian Connection,the NEED ' good step,and it's about time. Center,St.John the Apostle Catholic Only one city in!Northeast Tarrant Church and Workforce Solutions. County—Richland Hills—has pub- First-year pilot funding totaling lic transit.The Trinity Railway Ex- $1.10,000 comes from United Way,the press commuter train passes through North Central Texas Council of Gov the area on its route between Fort ernments and the Tarrant County Worth and Dallas.Grapevine voters Workforce Board. will decide Nov 7 whether to begin Van rides are provided by appoint- collecting a sales tax that will allow ment only,and for now only to and their city to have commuter rail ser- from locations in Hurst,Euless and vice on a future route between Fort Bedford.Riders also have access to Worth and D/FW Airport. the TRE stations in far northeast Fort For members of the 1,300 house- Worth.One of those,the CentrePort holds in Hurst,Euless and Bedford station,connects them with a shuttle with no vehicles;and for others with service to D/FW Airport and its thou- limited or unreliable access to private sands of jobs. transportation,the problem remains It's a start—one that will enable how to get to work or even get to the these agencies to begin to explore the train station.You can't hold a job if need and demand for public trans- you can't get there on time every day. portation in Northeast Tarrant Coun- HEB Transit aims to resolve that ty. F TRIBUTED TO: PAGE OF .MAYOR CITYCOUNCIL CITYATTORNEY CRIM HENNIG MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) BOYETT DUNG McDONALD COLLINS BARKER GETCHELL LIBRARRjYADMIN LIBRARYREF ANIMAL CNTR ATE DISTRIBUTED I �/a DATE OFARTICLE / /� 5 NEWSPAPER FWST missed an opportunity to The lawsuit calls for the Cintra Zachryhad argued that loan." TransportationP Department ' that the inforrmamation involved trade secrets,but the release of ■Cintra Zachry will keep a and Cintra Zachry to release fi- the master plan likely nullifies ayears ial relationship with the nancial and development de- thatsportation Department tails for the Trans-Texas Corri- argument. to come. The state dor. cordon Dickson,817-685-3816 . aid the company$ gdicksonQa star telegram om P 3.5 million �, �, . ',i�i,6 td41� r' `'y, M � f the master plan, and0.0 ^vy �„ a n� ° x�. ' te[9talltwIt ded Cintra Zachry a $1.4 ti, x �' .. 4 y, � .; ,.,�..q b on contract to build a por- Py i 4 l .f yf: tion of the corridor near Aus- ltherwise, the state has no igiation o to hire Cimra Za c for any otherwork,but it r c d award the ' company oart o of the$8.8 billion project = without putting it out to bid. Right of way could be 1,200 feet wide, 's a new way of doingbusi- with truck and car lanes,freight and it 1I n .In the past,the Transpor- passenger rail and underground pipes. t n Department awarded Natural qas pipelines ' Initially,trucks and cars will share just_ contracts t0 the, low: bidder: Electrical and broadband _-- I 407 itwo lanes In each direction transmssion is '' P ti� r r N ,a private firm is selected �; `'••E.t • r , ."* b don the „best value" for ire "• 1 ;" u *$s ' 3.j �tsrcr,E .a.r�:ors..e..R 2 th state—which can include ``�,.•' /'' �\ ltiAr price, but also factors such as alaty. o work quickly — to d 156 Spnngtmn r m age the entire project. �,� ;� Grapevine Cintra Zachry has already 35W1 * "ka ++a s it wants exclusive rights to s•.t,r- Connector roads(possible '" �� Keller /- , ba the rail line around Fort near-term projects) i J' '�, ' !r w h, and the outer highway freight rail(2012-2016*) y Z26 airor; loo around P Dallas-Fort -v Toll road(2017-2055* 1 ��■ High-speed passenger rail en so,officials say,Cintra (2017.2055*) Z has expressed interest *Construction scheduled to be ong in sharing.the work 820 r,. •ice 30 for other portions of the' • Weatherford i�A 20 s Texas Corridor with Annetta ' �l t Fort other private developers. 360 57 + Worth Alecto r.,, y intra Zachry will also up- "•'"° 20 - dthe.master plan,perhaps Oklahoma 35 0 or twice a year,for a yet- 3T r i OR a� I. ' + � rake �Everman t0-be-Set fee. l flentrronk 3SW' �� Arlington ri A0 e wanted a long-term f °d Texas Crowley �, �� .� Prier," said Amadeo Saenz Dallas 30 it �Zeil = L" 11 , gnnas.e..a•rera+ *� the Transportation Depart- ""'•`•''�� +'�_ i merit's assistant director. 20 - -`' #-,`- ---- - Burleson With the release of the ►�.wwww.a.� in er plan during Thursday's ;pad ' ^�+ ' ►•�.a` Y Texas Transportation Com- 11 171 Joshua' I m• 45 ion meeting, Transporta- l www .lion officials say '�+ rr4 . *'mow •w.w�s•m� th 11 likely release financial documents soon that have. ' a-�. b the subject of a freedom 35' * a yr 5W �![ of ormation lawsuit filed Cleburne °•+�. � �� th exas attorney general's of x •# C fife. San Antonio 8 " ' ' �$ I C% ' enviro tal10 study.. $ t� .STAR-TELEGRAM/W.MATT PINKNEY,TIM BEDISON