Rio Grande Flows To Gulf After Manmade Ditch Dig
Three Mexican men dug a 400 foot long ditch to relieve flooding at Boca Chica Beach sending Rio Grande water into the Gulf for the first time in almost a year. The channel formed about three feet wide and a few inches deep and drew mullet fingerlings toward the Gulf as parts of banks began to erode. Randall County authorities report up to 8400 unfiled cases and possible $2.5 million in fines from 2001. a grand jury probes losses in the Justice of the Peace office with efforts to recover funds ongoing.
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Brownsville
Rio Grande
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Boca Chica Beach
Congress
Xavier Rios
Border Patrol
McAllen
Gulf
James Farren
Randall County Criminal District
Chuck Hester
Hail
Farren
Randall County
Emil Houdashell
Del Rio to Gift Water to Ciudad Acufia Mexico
The Del Rio City Council approved an emergency item to provide tens of thousands of gallons of drinking water to Ciudad Acufia, Mexico, in coming days. Mexican trucks will siphon water from a Del Rio hydrant while being meter checked for city accountability.
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Carlos Grocery
International Bridge
Jacob Castro
Immigration and Naturalization
U.S
Colonias
John Sheedy
Jose Eduardo Ramon Valdéz
Ramon
Acufia
Rio Grande
Karan Gleason
Sistema Municipal de Aguas Y Sanemiento de Acufia
Coahuila
del Rio
First Street
Avenue B
Nomination moves forward for Ludlum and Kinkeade to federal bench
Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approves U S Magistrate Judge Alia Moses Ludlum for the Western District of Texas and Fifth Circuit Justice Ed Kinkeade for the Northern District of Texas. Gramm and Hutchison praised the nominees as exemplary candidates who will serve Texas well. Ludlum has served as a magistrate in Del Rio and on the Judicial Council of the Hispanic National Bar Association. Kinkeade hails from Irving and sits on the Fifth Court of Appeals.
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Alia Moses Ludlum
Senate Judiciary Committee
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District of
Texas
Phil Gramm
Kay Bailey Hutchison
George W. Bush
Fifth Court of Appeals
Ed Kinkeade
Irving
Gramm
Senate
Hutchison
Judiciary Committee
Judge Ludlum
Judge Kinkeade
del Rio
Travis County Attorney’s Office
Austin
Flooding at Cardwell Elementary prompts partial day stay
Irene Cardwell Elementary School faced flooding in ten classrooms after heavy rains. Principal Mary Cordova said the district kept the school open despite flooded interiors while 277 of 511 students were sent home. Carpets saturated and personal vehicles reported two feet of water. Edna Hebert criticized the decision to remain open.
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News-Herald
Bill Sontag
Cardwell
Irene Cardwell
Aguirre St
Mary Cordova
Cordova
Edna Hebert
Head Start Parent Policy Council
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