Red Poinsettias adorn First United Methodist Church
Around Town notes describe the annual Christmas poinsettia tradition at the First United Methodist Church with plants donated by members and returned to donors after the service. Also listed are local events including a weigh in, civic meeting, a children’s Christmas party, a university choir tour, and a fundraising account for a child needing heart surgery.
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United Methodist
United Civic Organization
UCO
Jesse Fernandez Jr
Pros Strike Mall Store Take Expensive Dresses
Del Rio police reported that two or more likely professional shoplifters stole 23 dresses valued at 882 dollars from Stevenson's in Plaza del Sol Mall around 6 p.m. on December 10. Employee Angie Ovilit told Patrolman Bob Kemper there was a complete inventory the night prior.
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Plaza del Sol
del Rio
Angie Ovilit
Stevenson's
Bob Kemper
Ms. Ovilit
Hospital Report Lists Admits and Discharges by Name
VAL VERDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL admitted Thursday listing Enedina Coronado John Perkins Lee Meyer Nicolas Ramirez Jessica M Leyva James D Davis Nela A Gomez Domingo Carrillo Raymond A Hallum and Francisca Avila Discharged Thursday include Rosemary Varga Julia Ortiz Zephry M Feay Raymundo Trevino Douglas R Willis Elmo Watson Sergio A Garcia Maria Gomez Casimiro C Rodriguez Delia Gonzalez John Perkins and Lee Meyer Police said vandals caused 260 damage to a truck Brian Spencer reported thefts and damage to his vehicle two Del Rio men were arrested near Rick's Apartments and two more suspects and a reported hit from NCIC were noted at the Port of Entry.
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Val Verde Memorial Hospital
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John&. Perkins
Lee Meyer
Nicolas Ramirez
Jessica M. Leyva
James D. Davis
Nela A. Gomez
Domingo Carrillo
Raymond A. Hallum
Francisca Avila
Rosemary Varga
Julia Ortiz
Zephry M. Feay
Raymundo Trevino
Douglas R. Willis
Elmo Watson
Sergio A. Garcia
Maria Gomez
Casimiro C. Rodriguez
Delia Gonzalez
John Perkins
Kemper
Brian Spencer
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Lot 5
U.S. Highway 90
Edmundo Trevino
Bill Rattay
del Rio
Jose Luis Aguilera
Virginia Ave
Jose Hildalgo
Fredrico St
Rick
Avondale St
Gustavo Cuellar
John Mullins
Laughlin Air Force Base
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Uvalde de la Rosa Marquez
Tenth St
Cuellar
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del Rio Port of Entry
National Crime Information Center
Fragmented OCR Pricing Line Signals Inventory Entry
The readable segment lists prices and extension codes such as Ext Qand7 Ext 12 Ent 8 Eur and numeric values 5.26, 31.80, 63.00, with unclear context suggesting a catalog or inventory entry partial data.
Housing board upholds firing of social services worker
Del Rio Housing Authority Commissioners upheld executive director Alfredo Delgado's decision to terminate Mary Bass for unsatisfactory performance. The 3 to 0 vote, with Linda Polanco abstaining, denied Bass's appeal after her open hearing. Bass and attorney Victor Garcia claimed racial discrimination and criticized lack of notice.
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News-Herald
del Rio Housing Authority Board of Commissioners
Alfredo Delgado
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The
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Mary Bass
Linda Polanco
Bass
Michigan Governor Declares Human Emergency for Homeless
Michigan Governor William Milliken appeals for private food and shelter aid as the state endures a double digit unemployment rate, calling it a human emergency. Detroit Mayor Coleman Young secures 1 million pounds of surplus nonfat dry milk for the city, with federal aid for other staples planned in January and February.
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Milliken
Young
State Department of Social
Official loses court fight over nursing home case
GALVESTON Texas AP An assistant district attorney David Marks who was fired for seeking to block his boss from dropping murder charges in the Autumn Hills nursing home case fails to disqualify District Attorney James Hury. Judge Ed J Harris rules Marks lacked authority to move. Hury leaves office next month and says he is hurt and outraged by the charges.
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James Hury
Autumn Hills
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Hury
Dallas Times Herald
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Wallace feted on retirement at Border Credit Union party
Retiring Border Credit Union board member Pete A. Wallace was honored Thursday night at a Christmas party for employees and board members. A charter member since 1954 he served as treasurer and credit committee member during an 18 year term. Wallace’s successor has not been named.
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Pete A. Wallace
Wallace
Deaths Rites Held for Guzman Retired Del Rio Pharmacist
Manuel P Guzman 83 a retired pharmacist died Wednesday in Val Verde Memorial Hospital He lived at 1009 South Main Street Born September 5 1899 in Rancho del Carmen South Texas he moved to Corpus Christi at age four and later studied pharmacy at Baylor University He worked in San Antonio before moving to Del Rio in 1940 for 30 years in business and later part time at Ross Drug Store Survivors include wife Maria M Bell daughter and three sons siblings and nine grandchildren The service was at Sacred Heart Church followed by burial at Oak Lawn Memorial Park Pallbearers listed Funeral home Humphreys-Doran directed Also noted were the death of Felipa Bustamante and infant Shane Lavern Guerra with respective funeral details and survivors.
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Maria M. Bell
Austin
Robert Martinez
Arthur R. Martinez
McAlister
Okla
Antonio Guzman
Juan Guzman
Sunny skies forecast for Del Rio with mild weekend
The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies and mild temperatures for Del Rio today with a mid 40s low tonight. Saturday will be partly cloudy and near 70 as southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. Thursday high reached 70. December 17 records show a high of 86 in 1916 and a low of 24 in 1932. Rainfall this year totals 11.45 inches, 5.18 below the normal 16.63 inches. Amistad Dam readings show elevation 1112.45 feet, depth 212.45 feet, storage at 3,098,625 acre feet, surface at 61,364 acres, and release at 1200 cfs.
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