Del Rio seniors plan street painting at 8 p m Saturday
Del Rio High School seniors will meet at ve Drive Saturday at 8 p m for the traditional street painting. They are reminded to bring brushes. Garry Martin of Grace Lutheran Church will lead a devotional at the Business People's Devotional Wednesday at 7 30 a m in the Community Room of the Del Rio National Bank. Postponement of the Junior Miss competition announced by Kathy Lehmann to the latter part of September due to summer absences. Mothers and fathers invited to Girl Scout meeting Wednesday 7 to 8 30 p m at the Girl Scout Hut 309 E Ninth St to learn about leadership. Boy Scout Troop 277 meets 5 30 p m today at the Forum Building to discuss the aquatic conclave at Carsin Air Force Base. information from Sartor Victor Meza at 775-6800 or 290-618. Verdet Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary meets tonight at 8 in the Conference Room of Kay Cawthorn is near her phone at 778-4705 for adults interested in Ram Rooster Club sports projects. The Arthritis Foundation Public Information Club meets Wednesday 7 20 p m in the Del Rio National Bank Community Room to view the Henry Fonda film Wherever You Are. A worship service conducted by First Baptist at 11 a m Wednesday at Retama Manor. Bible study led by Arthur Horne.
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Arthritis Public Information Club
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Henry Fonda
Briscoe mulls 1982 governor bid in Del Rio stop
Former Gov Dolph Briscoe greeted by 400 delegates at the International Ranchers' Roundup in Del Rio. He refused to confirm a 1982 run but said he remains a Democrat and has not ruled in or out another campaign. He noted splitting time between San Antonio and Uvalde, with business ties in Alamo National Bank.
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News-Herald
King Aire
Texas
Janey B
del Beaneena
Dolph Briscoe
Uvalde
del Rio
del Rio Convention Center
Bill Clements
Briscoe
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H.W
Pete) Monzingo
Val Verde
Evelyn Monzingo
Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Horn
C of C
Garry Kyle
Chester Rutigliano
Gene Broadhead
Alfredo de Leon
Garry Stehle
Joe Villarreal
Don Bynum
Texas A&m Extension Service
Button
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United Way
Alamo National Bank Board of Directors
Uvalde State Bank
Janey
Alamo National Bank
House okays bingo bill in Texas vote
The Texas House approved a bill allowing churches and other charitable groups to sponsor bingo under state controls. Supporters say it fulfills the 1980 constitutional mandate for legalized bingo for fundraising. The measure, approved 105 to 23, now goes to the Senate with less than two days left for action.
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APY
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Doyle Willis
D-Fort Worth
Willis
Administration refuses to soften stance on air controller strike
Washington reports the Reagan administration remains firm against the air controllers strike as it spreads to Europe New Zealand and disrupts U.S Canadian traffic. Delays of eight to ten hours loom on some trans Atlantic flights while Canada lifts some suspensions and New Zealand controllers stay away. Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis rejects world pressure and accuses union leaders of inflating safety claims. FAA chief Helms says incidents are under investigation and none verified. Lewis notes 10 383 dismissals have been issued to striking controllers.
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J. Lynn Helms
Redistricting Battle Shapes Texas Senate Vote
The special session ends with the Clayton plan adopted after security protests and threats of a filibuster. Gov. Clements backs GOP-favored maps, while conservatives in the Democratic Party warn of retribution as loyalty tests rise. Senator Doggett accuses the governor of masking goals to gain more Republican districts.
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Lloyd Doggat
Austin
Democratic Party
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Congress
Clements
Dallas County
John Wilson
la Grange
Senate
Hospital Patient Movements From Friday to Monday
Hospital report lists admitted and discharged patients across Friday Saturday Sunday and Monday. Names include Guillermo Garcia Clyburn Villarreal Soto Saucedo Perez among discharges and Lisa Meyer Angela Gonzalez Maria Rodriguez among admissions in sequence by day.
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Elvie ‘Ayers
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Concha Soto
Ana Maria A Gomez
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Sandra Fernandez
David’ *Perez
Gina Schapers
Pedro
Saucede
Casimira Quinones
Waustina Gonzalez
Enriqueta Marviinez
Apolonia Herrera
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Muniz
Lisa Meyer
Leo Camp
Charles Boston
Angela Gonzalez
Juanita Golnazarlana
Diana Sandoval
Jesusa Munoz
Maria Rodrigues
Manuela Gonzalez
Jose Hernandez
Quence Saenz
Jovita Hernandez
Alano
Maria Puente
Hector Valdes
Sylvia Mina
Extermiro Hernandez
Margaret Frank
Scien Gaona
Ana Maria Omez
Maria Mendez
Alice Ward
Roberto Chavez
Juanita Sanchez
Lisa Springfield
Oscar Martinez
Andrea Garcia
Gilberto Barrigan
Henry Elledge
Hosa Hernandez
Josephine Villanueva
Jeansita Barrera
Frankie Martin
Ramiro Pina
Francisca Soto
Rhonda Cass
Etta Dillon
Elvira Nuno
Jessie Smith
Ima Hurley
James Gass
Natividad Garcia
Guillermo Riguez
Nic
Paui Ponce Jr
Police arrest weekend revelers in Del Rio crackdown
Del Rio police charged nine residents with public intoxication or disorderly conduct over the weekend. The arrests spanned from 10 10 p m Saturday to about 1 a m Monday at Studio One. Four Del Rios faced public intoxication, three were charged with disorderly conduct, and two had both charges, with one arrest for an offensive gesture.
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T&j
Studio One
E. Gibbs St
Ten Aliens Apprehended Near Brackettville After Border Stop
Ten Mexican aliens bound for San Antonio and Houston were stopped about six a.m. one mile west of Brackettville by U S Border Patrol agents. They crossed at the Rio Grande near the Maverick Kinney County line and were observed along Farm to Market Road 693 toward U S Highway 10 E. They paid 200 dollars each to go to San Antonio and 350 dollars to go to Houston.
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Here
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Kinney County
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U.S. Highway
Bullhead City heats up debate over instrument readings
In Bullhead City, Arizona cross river heat from Laughlin Nevada is blamed for scaring off customers. Local businessman Dick Smith claims relocation of the thermometer from the grass to the weather service caused a 4 to 5 degree jump in readings and a 29 to 90 percent drop in business, while Baudouine says readings are accurate with irrigation. Chamber president Joe Heath notes broader economic slowdown.
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Rain Outlook With Showers and Warm Temperatures
The National Weather Service forecasts widely scattered showers or thundershowers today tonight and Wednesday with a 20 percent rain probability today and tonight and 30 percent Wednesday. Southeast winds at 10 mph, highs near 97, low 72 yesterday. August rainfall to date 1.74 inches, yearly total 18.62 inches. West Texas expects clearer, warmer conditions with mid-80s Panhandle to near 100 in lower elevations. South Texas highs near 90 coastal and close to 100 inland.
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