Del Rio to Publish Warrant List in Sunday Edition
The city will publish a list of outstanding Municipal Court warrants in Sundays Del Rio News Herald as a special supplement. Updated after a postponement, the list will note fines and can be paid at city hall 109 W Broadway. Court offices are open 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday. For questions call 774-8506 or 774-8619.
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Del Rio Council Reviews 2002 03 Budget Plan
City council reviews a proposed 2002 2003 budget of 26.5 billion with a possible property tax increase, a 3 percent raise for city workers and a near 7 million year end fund balance. The plan includes staffing adds for police, fire rescue, parks, streets and water departments and funds for new police and fire stations.
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Avalos Indicted in Federal Officer Assault Case
Reymundo Avalos III, 28, indicted on four counts including attempted murder and aggravated assault on a federal officer for a June 30 chase that left U.S. Officer Rick Rios injured. Arraignment expected within 10 days of indictment. trial date to follow plea.
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ACT ends flagging of disabled students' ACT scores
ACT Inc in Iowa City will stop marking tests with extra time accommodations starting Sept 27 2003 aligning with College Board changes. About 30 000 of 2 million ACTs last year involved students who received extra time. The policy aims to ensure only legitimate needs justify accommodations and may increase accommodation requests.
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Philip Shelton
Association of American Medical Colleges
Ferguson
Final Ann Landers column to run in papers today
CHICAGO AP Newspapers nationwide will publish Ann Landers posthumous finale a reprint of a poem praising a life that inspires and memory that benedicts. Esther Lederer died age 83 after writing since 1955 beating out rivals to replace Ruth Crowley. Her daughter says the end reflects her wishes and the column will be continued by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar.
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