Ybarra to Compete in Little Miss Texas Prelims
Del Rio honor student Yvonne Nicole Ybarra, 13, will compete in the Little Miss Texas preliminary pageant at the Eagle Room today at 1:30 p.m. Qualifiers advance to Dallas for Junior Miss Texas. In Austin, GOP chair Fred Meyer says Clayton Williams was defeated by Democrats and events in Washington helped. In San Antonio, a $27.7 million cholesterol drug study will test Mevacor vs placebo among 8,000 retirees. Corpus Christi notes media stereotypes fueling Dallas racial tensions at a Texas AP Broadcasters seminar.
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Index Business Classifieds Crossword Editorial Horoscope Lifestyle Envertauweat Sports
Index page listing sections including business, classifieds, crosswords, editorials, horoscopes, lifestyle, and sports with brief teasers and page references for readers.
Connally brings home 19 hostages and relatives
Former Texas Gov. John Connally and Coastal Corp. chairman Oscar Wyatt arrived in Houston with 19 American hostages seven relatives and three U.S. Embassy employees. The group includes three Texans and Hale’s son Kevin. Coastal arranged hotels and flights. Wilkinson noted the $500,000 in medical supplies brought to Iraq as goodwill. Iraq’s Parliament later confirmed Hussein’s release of about 8,000 Westerners and others from captivity.
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Autumn Colors Surprise Brown Plaza With Holiday Ring
Falien leaves Brown Plaza covered in autumn hues as winter nears. Bright red benches and a red and white gazebo frame a festive scene inviting a stroll through the park.
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Del Rio and Ciudad Acuna councils hold get acquainted party
Del Rio Mayor Dr. Alfredo Gutierrez Jr and city officials welcomed Ciudad Acuna leaders at a ranch party on Las Vacas Street. New Ciudad Acuna administration to take office in January 1991 aims for closer cooperation with Del Rio officials.
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City council members mingle at Del Rio Ciudad Acuna gathering
Del Rio and Ciudad Acuna council members met Friday at the home of Simon and Carmen Torres for a get acquainted party. Front row included Del Rio Mayor Dr. Alfredo Gutierrez Jr and Ciudad Acuna Mayor Evaristo Perez Arreola among others.
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Hector Palacios Flores
Zacarias Rodriguez Mireles
Cristina Avila de Villarreal
Evaristo Perez Arreola
Alfredo Gutierrez Jr
Najla Wills
Eulalio Calderon
Oscar Efrain Bocanegra Galvan
Guillermo Arturo Alderete Perez
Cesar Tomez
Del Rioan of the Year nominees sought for 1990 Del Rio News Herald
Nominations are being accepted for the 1990 Del Rioan of the Year honoring Del Rio an community contributor. Readers may submit nominations by January deadline. the winner is announced at the January 24 chamber of commerce banquet with a $500 charity gift. Past honorees include Ruben Barrragan, Bob Boland, Frank Mendoza, and others from 1976 onward.
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News-Heral
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Bob Boland
Frank Mendoza
Pete” Monzingo
Abelado Ramirez
Jim Murdo
Joe Watts
Anthony Farringto
Billy Bowers
Tim Santry
Rosie
Ann Stool
States
Susan McBee
John Stockton
Rural electric co op defaults threaten taxpayers
A federal program that modernized farms and powers 25 million Americans faces strain as Rural Electrification Administration loans go unpaid. About eight coops owe REA nearly $1 billion, with four in Chapter 11, risking higher deficits if repayments fail and the Treasury borrows at higher costs to cover the shortfalls.
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Ronald Urs
Higgs marks 40 years serving Del Rio postal service
Phillip Higgs, officer in charge at the Del Rio Post Office, retires from 20 years in the air force plus 20 years in the postal service. He will fill in as officer in charge while seeking a permanent replacement, noting the busiest season is Christmas. Two trucks will run to San Antonio, with mail delivery extended across Texas.
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