New Year Activities Highlight Around Town
A WATCH found at B Dalton Bookseller Plaza del Sol Mall may be claimed by describing it at the store. The Word Outreach Center hosts a New Year’s Eve celebration at 7:30 pm featuring Andrus Blackwood and Cheryl Prewitt Blackwood with satellite presentation and communion. Women of the Forum sell 9 pm dance tickets for 15 dollars. purchase at door or from Gloria Valdez. New Century Club meets Jan 5 at 4 pm at San Felipe Country Club to elect officers. National Association of Retired Federal Employees meets Jan 3 at 4 pm at Del Rio Bank, new officers to serve. Falcon Squares dance at Safe Recreation Center 9 pm to 2 am. Memorial gifts to Florence L. Schillick noted for Val Verde American Heart Association.
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B. Dalton Bookseller
Plaza del Sol Mall
Word Outreach Center
Twelfth St
Andrus Blackwood and Co
Cheryl Prewitt Blackwood
FORUM
Gloria Valdez
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
The
del Rio Bank and Trust Co
Falcon Squares
Laughlin Air Force Base
Safe Recreation Center
Deaths Mrs. Rose Mary Varga 81 of Rocksprings
Mrs. Rose Mary Varga 81 a resident of Rocksprings died Thursday in Val Verde Memorial Hospital Del Rio Rites were held today at 4 p m in Nelson Funeral Home Rocksprings chapel with Rev Ron Albright officiating Burial was in Rocksprings Cemetery She was born July 18 1989 in Del Rio daughter of Ed and Hattie Glynn She married J D Varga Sept 10 1919 in Rocksprings He died in 1962 She was a United Methodist Church member Surviving are two sons Glynn and Garland Varga four brothers Russell John Burney and Lawton Glynn four sisters Mrs Dallas Rosenow and Mrs Audrey Varga and five great grandchildren.
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Rose Mary Varga
Rocksprings
Val Verde Memorial Hospital
del Rio
Nelson Funeral Home
Ron Albright
Methodist Church
Varga
Ed and
Hattie Glynn
Ried
J.D. Varga
United Methodist Church
Glynn Varga
Garland Varga
Russell Glynn
Carta Valley
John Glynn
Burney
Lawton Glynn
Dallas Rosenow
Audrey Varga
Toastmasters Charter to Be Granted in Del Rio
Toastmasters International in Del Rio will receive its charter on January 8 1983 at a banquet in Chef's Corner. Suzy Gromley of Wharton Texas district governor will present the charter. The club was organized by Robert Garber and Eldon Kohlman and seeks to teach public speaking with spontaneous and researched topics. Officers include Robert Garber president Steve White education vice president Howard Hofherr administrative vice president Diane Baxter secretary Eldon Kohlman treasurer and Barry West sergeant at arms.
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Toastmasters International
del Rio
Chef's Corner
Suzy Gromley
Wharton
Texas
Toastmaster District 56
Robert Garber
Eldon Kohlman
Steve White
Howard Hofherr
Diane Baxter
Barry West
Four thefts and vandalism totaling $800 in Del Rio losses
Del Rio police report four incidents of theft and vandalism causing more than $800 in property losses. A Western Neon Sign employee reported a $190 .38 revolver stolen from his office. a car windshield suffered $150 damage. six packs of beer, worth $18, were stolen from a drug store. a baby car seat and a camera, valued at $450, were taken from a car at Plaza del Sol Mall.
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del Rio
Alfred Alcrich
Western Neon Sign Company
Las Vacas St
Edmundo Trevino
Alerich
Graye Holder
Gunner St
John Olivo
Bertha Cantu
de la Rosa St
Trevino
Iris Guajardo
W. Second St
Lynda Henson
Plaza del Sol Mall
Del Rio News Herald Publication Details and Rates
The Del Rio News Herald states daily publication with weekday afternoons and weekend mornings. It lists mailing address in Del Rio Texas 78840 and subscription prices for one month six months and one year. Contact information includes the News Herald phone number 775-1561 with same day deadlines.
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Harte-Hanks Communications, Inc
del Rio
Delivon
Mexico Ends Most Price Controls As Inflation Persists
Mexico lifts price controls on most items under President de la Madrid emergency plan. Staples remain controlled, while 2,200 items will be monitored to curb speculation. Minimum wage rises 25 percent in 1983, with regional levels and related labor law changes. Telephone rates up 10 percent, public transit kept cheap. IMF loan conditions require deficit cut, reduced subsidies, and debt payments.
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Mexico City
Miguel de la Madrid
Commerce Ministry
Mexican Congress
U.S
New York City
de la Madrid
International Monetary Fund
Mexico
Third World
Peso traders fade as Mexican peso floats and controls lift
After Mexico's December peso float, backseat traders along the El Paso border vanish. Officials cite low licenses and a collapsed market as the peso shifts to 148.50 per dollar, ending the era of profitable currency trading for many street dealers.
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Mexico
Julie Nunez
American Money Exchange
el Paso
Alonzo Flores
Florida
Juarez
Jose Lopez Portillo
Flores
Jorge Esparza
Casas de Cambios
U.S
Valuta Corp
Gas ruling may bring 1983 customers relief
A federal administrative law judge ruled Columbia Gas Transm is a key case that may bring refunds and curb high cost gas purchases under take-or-pay contracts. The decision, if upheld, could trigger up to 100 million dollars in refunds and set a precedent affecting interstate pipelines and rates for 71 local distributors across eight states and the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Michel Levant
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Levant
Columbia Gas Transmission Corp
Columbia
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Ed Rothschild
Citizen-Labor Energy Coalition
Commission
Tax changes raise some rates and broaden taxes in 1983
The text outlines a 1983 tax plan with a $221 increase for some earners of $35,700 or more, while those under $32,400 pay the same as 1982. Medical deduction thresholds rise from 3 percent to 5 percent of adjusted gross income, plus higher excise taxes on cigarettes, telephone service, and airline tickets. Later changes include a 5 cent gasoline tax hike and withholding on stock dividends and savings interest over $150. The 1961 tax cuts affect all taxpayers, but individual outcomes vary by income, deductions, and circumstances.
Watch Uribe Passenger Ezequiel Hernandez in Junction Crash
The two car crash in Del Rio involved Uribe and passenger Ezequiel Hernandez of Junction. Cortinas estimated truck damage at 1500 dollars. Deputy Lucky Gross noted no sheriff’s office accidents over the New Year weekend. One minor fender bender reported on Las Vacas Street with no injuries.
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Uribe
Ezequiel Hernandez
Junction
Cortinas
DPS
Val Verde County
Lucky Gross
Sheriff's Department
Gross
del Rio
Las Vacas
Abelardo Paniagua
Hospital Report Val Verde Memorial Admits Five
The Val Verde Memorial hospital admitted Thursday five patients: Tommy L. Vick Jr. Bernice A. Buswell Sylvia Ramirez Carl C. Zickefoose and Federico Herrera. Discharged Thursday nine patients: Jose R. Ramon Guillermo Rodriguez Martina Colunga Lupe G. Hernandez Maria Esther Delgado Dionicia F. Cervantes Robert Chavira Melissa Alston and Susan Lorraine Garcia.
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Val Verde Memorial Hospital
Tommy L. Vick Jr
Bernice A. Buswell
Sylvia Ramirez
Carl C. Zickefoose
Federico Herrera
Jose R. Ramon
Guillermo Rodriguez
Martina Colunga
Lupe G. Hernandez
Maria Esther Delgado
Dionicia F. Cervantes
Robert Chavira
Melissa Alston
Susan Lorraine Garcia
Rain and drizzle forecast with fog advisory brief
National Weather Service issued a travelers advisory this morning as light rain and drizzle bring .02 inch by 6 am. Rain or drizzle forecast through Saturday with 60 percent today, 50 percent tonight, 20 percent Saturday. Tonight’s low upper 30s, Saturday high near 50. East to northeast winds near 10 mph. Record highs and lows listed for Dec 31. Amistad readings show fixed figures for elevation, dam depth, storage, surface area, and downstream flow. Texas temperatures.
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National Weather Service
Amistad
Amistad Dam
Texas
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