Laughlin honors war veteran Baldwin inducted into Heritage Hall
Laughlin Air Force Base honorariums marked Memorial Day weekend as the 85th Flying Training Squadron inducted Chaplain Col. Charles C. Baldwin into Heritage Hall. A 1969 Air Force Academy graduate and Vietnam veteran, Baldwin flew rescue missions and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for a critical Ashan Valley operation. He later became a chaplain and served a term as a Southern Baptist minister before returning to the Air Force and serving again through Desert Storm.
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Del Rio Graduates From Long Distance Nursing Program
Six Del Rio residents joined classmates from Carrizo Springs Eagle Pass and Uvalde to earn UT Health Science Center nursing degrees in a long-distance program. Ninety percent of the classes were via interactive video with limited travel to San Antonio. Graduation was held at Laurie Auditorium with a Brownsville doctor delivering the guest speech.
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University of Texas Health Science Center
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Sul Ross State University
Rio Grande College
Southwest Texas Junior College
Val Verde Regional Medical Center
Kathy Fletcher
Carrizo Springs
Eagle Pass
Uvalde
Fletcher
Rolando Rivera
Imelda Garza
Stephanie Lewis
Cathy Faz
Linda Earwood
Rosie Renteria
Jose Hernandez
Yvonne Jimenez
Lvns
Methodist Hospital
Laurie Auditorium
Brownsville
Dr. Garcia
Val Verde officials lauded for spring cleanup efforts in Del Rio
Val Verde County Judge Mike L. Fernandez and County Commissioner Jesus Eliseo Ortiz were praised at the last city council meeting for supporting Del Rio's spring cleanup with crew and equipment. The council also approved 10,000 for the Boys and Girls Club summer program, part of a 30,000 total funding from city housing authority and program fees to cover staff, supplies, and activities for about 250 children.
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Arizona ranchers push anti immigration movement
Fears rise as ranchers in Douglas Arizona recruit allies to curb illegal crossings with vigilantism and a nationwide battle against what Larry Vance calls a literal invasion. A 25 foot tower and night vision gear illustrate intensifying border tensions.
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