30 Dec 1998
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1998
Page
1
A health goal requires specifics and realistic steps. Experts advise setting short and long term targets, starting a routine, and maintaining consistency. Avoid quick fixes like fad diets or surgeries and focus on steady change in eating and exercise habits.
Washington AP reports new tax breaks for middle income families for 1998 including a 400 dollar per child credit for under seventeen, education credits up to 1500 per child, and easier electronic filing options. IRS vows greater taxpayer service and rights emphasis with credit card payments accepted for taxes.
A Southern Regional Education Board report shows most SREE states use the Praxis I test with passing scores at or below the 25th percentile for teacher trainees in English, math, and science. The board notes Virginia, North Carolina, and Delaware set higher thresholds, while Georgia plans to raise its scores. It also flags many middle grades teachers lacking advanced subject training in math and science, calling the system the nation’s weak link.
Dayna Dombkowski, an Indiana native with a genetics degree from Ball State, becomes Physical Therapy Director at Val Verde Regional Medical Center in Del Rio. She moved from Phoenix after a four year lab career and a master's degree seeking broader program development to better treat patients amid fewer regulatory constraints.
Residents share goals for shedding pounds, quitting smoking, improving outlooks, and strengthening family ties. Enriqueta Najicz aims to make her husband happy, Henry White vows exercise to shed weight, Alyssa Martinez plans a positive attitude, and Evan Rodriguez seeks greater spirituality. District Clerk Martha Germany pledges to face new challenges.
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