29 Dec 1972
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1972
Page
1
SAIGON AP reports four more planes and 12 fliers lost, raising U S air casualties to 27 aircraft and 93 missing or dead in under two weeks. Other briefs note embassy siege end in Bangkok and Truman tribute, plus beef price dip and anti Vietnam bombing push.
Aries and Taurus face shared financial tensions while a confidant seeks trust. Gemini urges deeper investigation and Cancer notes constructive criticism from youths. Leo plans shift with tempers rising. Virgo observes but others resist faults. Libra risks possessiveness. Scorpio tests self improvement. Sagittarius lifts another's mood. Capricorn challenges friends’ ideas. Aquarius advises resilience to reputational slights. Pisces uses past lessons for present cases.
A motorist called El Paso police to report seeing a three foot high wallaby crossing Interstate 20 in far West Texas. Pecos dispatchers learned the animal escaped from Gene Haley’s private zoo near Kermit about three months ago. Haley offers $50 for its safe return.
Del Rio News Herald published afternoons except Saturday and Sunday mornings. Staff includes Ben Woodson publisher Dan Bus editor Ima Jo Fleatwood associate editor Carol Sutelo business manager Pedro Salazar. Corrections policy noted. advertising accepted on this basis.
Amtrak will run four high speed turbine passenger trains in the Midwest by next summer on Chicago Milwaukee and St. Louis routes. The diesel electric like units will reach up to 100 mph on existing tracks and be powered by airplane type gas turbine engines. Two trains will be leased from the French National Railways with an option to buy for 2.2 million dollars each.
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