30 Jun 1986
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1986
Page
1
The stock market rose further in New York trading as the Dow Jones industrial average climbed to 1,886.53 in the first hour, seeking to surpass the prior record close of 1,885.90 set on June 6. Gainers led decliners by more than three to two among NYSE issues.
The advance forecast for the Fourth of July calls for partly cloudy and hot conditions with isolated thundershowers. Del Rio residents report hot daytime temperatures, similar to typical July afternoons, as forecasters note holiday weather patterns.
The Texas Water Commission will hold a 2 p m August 6 hearing to determine the costs of proposed Rio Grande Watermaster operations below Fort Quitman. The plan covers all basin segments downstream from Fort Quitman including Del Rio. Pecos and Devils River watersheds are excluded. Costs will be allocated among water users.
AUSTIN AP Crowding in Texas prisons grows as felons are sent back after probation revocations. Officials cite budget cuts hurting surveillance programs for risky offenders. Probation revocations rise from 5 813 in 1981 to 8 371 in 1985 with 9 943 readmitted in the first eight months of fiscal year 1986.
Lue Ela Baird Ricks 86 former Del Rio resident died in Lufkin Texas burial at Fielders Cemetery with Gipson Funeral. survived by daughter Jo Ann Nerren two sons Milton and Kenneth ten grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. Jose Frustro Vallejo 68 died in Seguin Texas, burial at Oak Lawn Memorial Park. survived by wife Marie Elena Vallejo daughter Nora Cortes son Edgar Vallejo and siblings.
Listings show TODAY events from DAV with flower sale to VFW and quilting meetings, plus Tuesday Bible school, porcelain art club, overeaters anonymous, and a sorority chapter gathering. A photo guessing contest offers $5 for in person guesses at 321 S Main St Del Rio News-Herald after 8 am Tuesday.
The Pentagon, citing Navy lab research, launches an unusual program to build the world’s largest frozen blood stockpile for emergencies. The plan seeks 300,000 units by 1992 to treat combat casualties in early wartime overseas operations.
Texas weather notes scattered afternoon thunderstorms in West Texas with isolated activity elsewhere. Panhandle and South Plains highs mid to upper 80s, lows around 60s. Permian Basin highs around 90s cooling to upper 80s, lows 60s to 70s. Concho Valley Far West highs 90s, mountain lows 60s to 70s. Big Bend highs upper 80s to near 100 Rio Grande, mountain lows 60s, lowlands around 70s.
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