Carter Says He Owes No Income Taxes for 1976
President Carter says he owes no federal income tax for 1976 and voluntarily pays 6,000. He used an investment credit to offset nearly 40,000 in net taxable income and asked the IRS to accept the payment. The White House released details of his joint 1976 return with Betty Carter and their tax credits for the Plains Georgia peanut warehouse business.
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Bequest Funds Ophthalmic Research Fellowship in Texas
A.B. Whitehead bequeaths 500000 to The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio to establish the Amor B. and Loddie Lee Whitehead Fellowship Fund in Ophthalmic Research and 50000 for the Children’s Allergy and Asthma Research and Treatment Fund. Dr. Robert Wolters named first fellowship recipient for six months starting July 1 to study eye infections under Dr. Robert Poirier.
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Alien Boy Nabbed In Wild Chase
A 16 year old Mexican national was in Uvalde County Jail after leading Border Patrol on a 53 mile high speed chase from Spofford to Rapace in a government four wheel drive vehicle at speeds reaching up to unspecified.
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Deputies Return Fugitive From Tyler Arrest
Val Verde County deputies recaptured Wayland Boley after a bench warrant for failure to appear in 63rd Judicial District Court on forgery. Bond was set at $50,000. The incident followed a Border Patrol pursuit of an escaping Mexican youth in Leon County.
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Flippen Trial Set July 11
An Austin district court judge set July 11 as the trial date for a former Del customer charged in a state case. Proceedings will determine the fate of the defendant on charges stemming from alleged actions in the Del operation.
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Cardenas Sees Riots Threat at LULAC Convention
Los Angeles report shows Leo E Cardenas of the CRS warns civil rights groups must act to prevent new urban riots. He cites unemployment, school dropouts, and harassment as factors fueling tensions amid ongoing efforts by LULAC and other groups.
Rummage sale at St James School and local notices
Around Town reports a Girl Scout Troop 28 rummage sale Saturday at 8 30 a m at St James School corner West Greenwood and Gunner Streets CADET FRANCIE J THOMPSON visits her parents after her first year at the Air Force Academy OSCAR THOMAS Jr reports a fine crop of free stone peaches THE DEL RIO MUSTANGS 1977 Babe Ruth League leave Saturday 5 a m for Houston to see the Astros Giants and visit Astroworld funds raised by car washes and store donations MICHELLE GUTIERREZ 9-year-old daughter of Dr and Mrs Alfredo Gutierrez is in Room 928 A at Methodist Hospital San Antonio after a fall at their Cienegas ranch skull fractures and head injuries require her stay through Saturday TOPS No Texas 960 at Laughlin AFB meets Monday 6 30 p m in Base Hospital training room Treva Riggs is best loser with Wilma Lincoln runner up A slide program on Israel starts Tuesday at 7 40 p m at 106 Deborah E St hosted by Mr and Mrs W B Robb KEYS found at John Rowland Community Center owner to identify and claim at Det Ria News-Herald office.
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District 134-H Horse Show Opens at Val Verde Fairgrounds
The annual District 134-H Horse Show begins at 2 p.m. with about 200 horses and contestants in halter judging at Val Verde County Fairgrounds. The event continues Saturday at 8 a.m. with reining Western pleasure Western horsemanship pole bending and barrel racing. top point scorers in 14 classes win special awards and a silver buckle, with 20 leading youths eligible for the State 4-H Horse Show in Houston July 27-30.
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Del Rio Area Weather Forecast Through Saturday
Considerable cloudiness this afternoon through Saturday with a chance for scattered showers or thundershowers. Southeast winds 10 to 16 mph with gusts near thundershowers. Lows tonight in the low 70s, highs Saturday in the upper 80s. Rain probability 30 percent in the afternoon, 20 percent tonight, 30 percent Saturday. Thursday high 77, low 72. Sunrise 6:46 am, sunset 4:47 pm.
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Amistad Elevation and Storage Report Update
Amistad elevation this morning reached 1117.02 feet, up 0.05 from Thursday. Water depth at Amistad Dam was 217.02 feet, up 0.05. Storage totaled 3,506.73 acre feet, an increase of 3,245. Water surface area measured 64,876 acres, up 42. Downstream flow remained unchanged at 1,070 cubic feet per second.
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Pilots Graduate at Laughlin AFB Today
Laughlin AFB celebrates 38 graduates from Classes 77-06 and 77M receiving wings in the base theater. Awards go to Lt. Locker and Lt. Hamed for outstanding academic and flying achievements, with several foreign cadets among the honorees. Maj. Gen. Oliver Lewis, guest speaker, outlines a storied career and praises the new pilots joining active duty.
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