Community notices and social updates across town
Local clubs announce a Kaffee Klatnch at Wyatt's cafeteria and a Morning Glory Garden Club meeting at 102 North Broadview with Christmas gift exchanges. R.W. Hodge notes multiple infant arrivals, including Chase Walter Keller and Martin Wilson, with extended family details. Laughlin Air Force Base Library hosts The Night Before Christmas story hour. City Basketball League seeks managers for three teams. Winter birds arrive with notes on ruby crowned kinglet, Bell's video, and song sparrow. Vern Hayes shares solar flare watching tips and eye safety.
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Democrats target Gramm for rebuke over Reagan ties
Washington AP Rep Phil Gramm a Texas Democrat and Reagan ally faces possible loss of Budget and Energy and Commerce Committee posts as Democrats seek to discipline open supporters in the coming 1983 84 Congress. If the leadership acts Gramm may switch parties or return to teaching at Texas A M University.
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Del Rio News Herald Subscription Rates and Contacts
Del Rio News-Herald lists subscription options by duration with monthly, six month and annual prices. It provides delivery call times for missed papers and advertising contact numbers for legals and classifieds.
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District and Evins deny Urby demotion claim in suit
In U S District Court San Felipe Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District attorney Haygood Gulley refutes Rodolfo Urby claim that his June reassignment from Garfield Elementary principal to coordinator of pupil services was a demotion and a violation of due process.
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Del Rio Chamber Plans 1983 Banquet January 13
Del Rio Chamber of Commerce organizes its annual banquet for January 13 at the Civic Center. Red Carpet Committee will offer Border Buttermilk at 7 p.m. A dinner follows with steak and sides, entered by the Del Rio Lions Club. Entertainment features Marilyn Van Derbur, former Miss America and noted speaker with CBS NBC appearances. Tickets are $12.50 per person or $100 per table of eight.
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North Carolinan Arrested on Battery of Unauthorized Use Charge
A 25 year old North Carolina man Richard Whitfield was held on a 25000 bond after a warrant from Marathon. He was arrested in the Grace Lutheran Church parking lot by Patrolmen El Rattay and John Martin on a charge of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. An 18 year old Del Rio man Noe Rodriguez released on 506 bond after police found a .38 pistol during investigation at Minit Mart. James Slaughter and Mauro Cruz also arrested on separate charges including possession of a controlled substance and rape of a child respectively, with bonds set at 1500 and 2000.
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Holidays Ahead Campaign Inauguration In Texas Capitol
Madds Tim Mons of Houston state director of Mothers Against Drunk Driving will inaugurate the Holidays Ahead Campaign at 10 am Monday in the Speakers Room State Capitol. The 1982 effort is statewide with 33 alcoholism councils and three councils of government in Texas. Executive director Ross Newby says 2.1 million literature pieces are being distributed including 100000 bumper stickers.
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Deaths Guadalupe T. Alvarado of Brackettville
Guadalupe T. Alvarado 68 of Brackettville died Friday in Val Verde Memorial Hospital Del Rio. Rites Monday 4 p.m. Requiem Mass at St. Mary Magdalene Church Brackettville. Burial in Brackettville under Don's Funeral Chapels Del Rio. Alvarado a retired Texas highways employee born March 16 1914. Wife Maria died Feb 5 1980. Survivors include son Raul Alvarado Vallejo Calif daughters Elvira Guadalupe Ester Sylvia all Brackettville brothers Manuel Brackettville Vicente Losoya Alberto Baltazar Roberto San Antonio sister Hermina Flores San Antonio eight grandchildren.
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Weather outlook for Del Rio and West Texas
National Weather Service forecasts warmer days and partly cloudy skies for Del Rio through Sunday with highs near 70. South Texas sees mid 60s to mid 70s and cool nights, while West Texas expects clouds and a chance of rain or snow with lows in the 20s to 40s. Amistad Dam data show elevation 1112.43 feet, depth 212.43 feet, water storage 3,095,625 acre feet, surface 61,351 acres, and downstream flow 1,200 cfs.
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