Del Rio events feature theater, contests and meetings
Del Rio High School Theater Production Class presents a free admission play at 7:31 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday in the Little Theatre with proceeds for Save the Children. A Christmas lighting contest lists entrants and judging dates December 15 to 20, sponsored by the Del Rio News-Herald with Morning Glory Garden Club. Other items include a Special AFGE Local 1749 meeting, a school choir preview at North Heights P T A, a Hans Christian Andersen film at Val Verde Library tonight, a pre school story hour tomorrow, and a Del Rio Art League Christmas demonstration and party December 20 with guest David Slade in the Community Room of Del Rio National Bank.
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Deaths Rites Planned For James T Elmore In Yoakum
James Thomas Elmore 56 native of Del Rio died in Yoakum Sunday. Rites at St Josephs Catholic Church Yoakum at 2 p.m. burial in St Josephs Cemetery. Survivors include wife Florine Elmore sons Robert and John Edward daughters Jean Oubre Jo Beth Nunnery four grandchildren sisters Mary Guerra Dorothy Poisol. Cecil Newlin 66 died Monday in Val Verde Memorial Hospital. Rites pending Humphreys Doran Funeral Home planned for Thursday burial Oak Lawn Memorial Park. Newlin born June 1 1916 in Texas. Rosa Newlin, Tim Patrick and Carlos Patricio Newlin among relatives.
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Rusty) Elmore
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Del Rio Lions Club Hosts Shopping Spree For Children
About 40 underprivileged children enjoyed a shopping spree sponsored by the Del Rio Lions Club. They shopped at K-Mart in Plaza del Sol Mall with funds from the Lions, assisted by members and wives. Afterward they had refreshments and gift wrapping in the school district administration Board Room, with thanks to K-Mart Plaza del Sol Mall and district officials.
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Del Rio News-Herald Subscription Rates Clarified
Del Rio News-Herald lists subscription costs and payment options, noting due dates before delivery and in-person payment at 321 office. Advertising inquiries directed to local numbers. multiple contact lines provided for ads and associations.
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Radical Protest Rages at U S Consulate in Juarez
About 1,000 Mexican radicals from the CDP demonstrated in Ciudad Juarez stomping on American flags and torching an Uncle Sam effigy near the U S consulate. Protesters arrived by bus from Chihuahua City, painted slogans, and threatened a possible embassy takeover while officials kept sensitive files secured and gas masks ready.
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City to Get 100000 From Bridge Surplus Transfer
The Del Rio International Toll Bridge Board of Trustees authorized a 100000 surplus transfer to the city general fund for the latter part of December. Bridge Manager H. W. Pete Monzingo said transfers occur quarterly after operating expenses, with 425000 moved in 1981 1982.
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Board OKs district audit and student policy change
San Felipe Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District trustees approved a yearly audit of the district books prepared by CPAs Meredith Coleman Dalrymple Schuler Elley and reviewed Title I programs for compliance. The board made the student handbook part of policy, enabling annual revisions. After an executive session, resignations and additions to the teaching staff were approved.
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Sam" Evins
Del Rio Tax Suits Seek Over $421000 in Delinquent Bills
San Antonio attorney Chester Young filed 16 delinquent tax suits in the Del Rio district court for $9,585.15 on behalf of three taxing bodies. District records show more than 2,400 property owners owe the school district about $235,000, while city accounts total roughly $186,000 from about 3,000 delinquents.
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Solidated Independent School District
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Firehouse Arts Council receives $5000 grant
The Del Rio Council for the Arts received a five thousand dollar grant from the Raymond Dickson Foundation of San Antonio. Executive director Rock Kershaw said the outright grant will fund renovations at the Firehouse, 320 EB Garfield Ave, and a site visit by UT Austin architecture students to prepare blueprints for the Firehouse and annex during January through March.
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Hospital Admits and Discharges Monday List
The hospital admitted a set of patients on Monday including Sandra Ortiz Melissa Kelly Violeta Castro Rodriguez Higoberto Hernandez Sergio A Garcia Lawrence Taylor Belicario Dominguez Manuel S Cardenas Maria Gomez Melissa V Rubio Gladys Lorene Campbell Velma R Lopez Discharged on Monday were Maria Sanchez Galindo Celencia Sierra Juanita Aguilar Warren B Leeson Jacinto Guerra Melody Collins Cynthia Quintero Pearl Johnson Isabel Torres and Maria del Socorro Arranaga.
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Del Rio Weather Outlook with Mild Winds and Records
The National Weather Service reports sunny to partly cloudy skies in Del Rio with tonight and Wednesday in the mid 60s at peak. Southeast winds 15 to 20 mph fall to 5 to 10 mph tonight then shift NW 10 to 15 mph by Wednesday morning. Monday high 55, morning low 35, with Dec 14 record high 88 in 1908 and record low 25 in 1919. Rainfall this year 11.45 inches, 5.12 inches below normal 16.59. Amistad readings show elevation 1112.43, dam depth 212.43 ft, storage 3,095,625 acre feet, surface 61,351 acres, downstream flow 1200 cfs.
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