Bonilla Rios clash over finances in campaign disclosure
Washington races show Rep. Henry Bonilla and challenger Rolando Rios diverging on wealth and debt. Bonilla reports 477000 to 1.6 million in investments and 133600 salary in 1993, while Rios lists about 100000 income from his San Antonio law practice and a 1 million debt backed by receivables.
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Rep Bonilla Earnings and Assets Report Highlights
Congressman Bonilla of San Antonio reports earned income of 133600 and stock dividends plus partnership income between 10400 and 43500. Honoraria of 1000 donated to charity. Assets range 477000 to 1.6 million in stocks IRAs and partnerships. Liabilities are not listed. Two trips shown paid by special interests.
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San Antonio Lawmaker Rolando Rios Reports Net Assets and Debt
Rolando Rios of San Antonio reports earned income of 100 668 dollars with no other income and no listed assets. He lists a loan exceeding 1 million dollars from Plaza Bank. Transportation costs for a train trip to a conference were under 250 dollars, not required to be reported. Ricks says Bonilla attended one day of a three day conference on free enterprise before delivering the Republican radio address.
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No Mercy Shown In Slaying Of Nicole Brown Simpson
Coroner source describes brutal knife wounds on Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman with neck lacerations and over 20 wounds. Goldman likely attacked first from behind. weapon a 15 inch serrated knife, not yet found. O J Simpson pleads innocent and heads to court as investigators seek evidence and other details.
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New News Herald Debuts With Fresh Look Del Rio News Herald to Launch June 26
The Del Rio News-Herald unveils a redesigned format starting Sunday June 26 with reader friendly pages and themed sections. View weekly television guide debuts with Steppin Out by Gus Garcia, and News-Herald en espanol launches Monday June 27 led by editor Norma Flores Moreno. For details call 775-1551 ext 254 or ext 200. The Border Shopper expands reach for advertisers delivering non subscriber copies to Del Rio and Brackettville. contact Mario De Luna at ext 249.
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Del Rio Outlaws Fireworks Amid Red White and Blue Event
A city ordinance bans sale and use of fireworks inside Del Rio limits though many still cross the line near the city. The Red White and Blue Revue at the Amphitheater ends with a public display around 10 p.m. local fireworks injuries pose risks especially to youths.
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Officials urge diabetics foot care and hygiene guidelines
Diabetes task force speakers Sylvia Perez and Dr. Ramon Garcia emphasize daily foot hygiene to prevent infection. Nine steps include washing with lukewarm water, drying between toes, trimming nails straight, using lotion away from toes, wearing proper socks and shoes, never walking barefoot, inspecting shoes, and elevating feet. Regular walking aids circulation. seek care if cuts occur.
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Cavers Gather for NSS Brackettville Convention
Cavers fill Brackettville as the National Speleological Society hosts its Fifty First Annual Convention. More than 1,100 visitors join 1,700 residents through Friday at Fort Clark Springs with attendees from nine countries. Registration continues and events include caving, swimming, contests, and meetings amid camaraderie and safety notes.
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