Travis Open Babe Ruth Benefit Lifts Del Rio Economy
A joint Travis Open and Babe Ruth Regional Baseball Tournament boosted Del Rio Texas with an estimated direct economic impact of 476 321 dollars and far larger indirect benefits. About 1 000 lodging rooms hosted 1 377 room nights from July 31 to August 3, with attendees spending roughly 150 dollars daily on meals gear and services.
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del Rio
Joe
Jacik
Austin
Beautician
Lake Amistad
Del Rio Gets New Family TV Station KTRG
Del Rio gains its own TV station KTRG on air Monday September 1 offering cartoons sports movies local news and educational content for families. Channel 2 on cable Channel 10 without cable. Offices on Highway 277 South with 24 hour programming seven days a week. Expressed aims include a Susan Cat tle Leonard hosted talk show to draw out-of-town visitors and Del Rio High football broadcasts. Station owners bring over five years of broadcasting experience with plans to expand to Harlingen and McAllen.
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Ernie Evans
Bianca Sincic
Ktrg-Tv10
del Rio
Tion
KTRG
Bianca Sinciec
Highway 277 South
Evans
Susan Cattle Leonard
del Rio Chamber of Commerce Tourism and Convention
Herald
Leonard
San Antonio
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Harlingen
McAllen
Brownsville
Sincic
Del Rio High School Publishes Strict Dress Code For 1997 98
The Del Rio High School dress code for 1997 98 bans unacceptable attire and requires shoes at all times. Principal Patty McNamara and four assistants announced the policy urging parental cooperation and detailing prohibitions on midriff bearing garments, oversized clothing, gang colors, and facial jewelry for males.
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del Rio High School
Patty McNamara
Ray Grolemund
Manuel Limones
Joe Medina
Lupe Sotelo
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