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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2004
Page
1
Kinney County water conflict seen as it spreads to Val Verde as Del Rio considers intervening in 24 Kinney County Groundwater Conservation District pumping permit hearings. City Attorney David Sorola cites pending litigation for not discussing specifics of Del Rio’s involvement.
Del Rio City Council authorized intervention in Kinney County hearings, hiring Rick Lowerre of Austin to represent the city. The council cited Texas Water Development Board reports linking Edwards Trinity and Edwards Aquifers across Kinney and Val Verde counties and the need to monitor water use.
Val Verde County 4-H Food Show winners were judged in four categories. First place finishers from Breads and Cereals Fruits and Vegetables Main Dish and Nutritious Snacks earned spots to compete at the District VI 4-H Show in Fort Stockton on November 13.
Sarah Friend of Uvalde along with Helen Blocklinger and Jane Pratt discuss a charity sale at the Del Rio Lions Hut on Fox Drive. Jewelry tableware and pewter home accents are available today from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with proceeds aiding Red Cross disaster services.
Two Del Rio painters Pam Bunch and Linda Rust gain recognition at the October Fiesta Art Show in Coleman Texas. Rust wins Chamber of Commerce Award and 200 prize for African Odyssey plus second place in oil for Dogwood Blooms and in miniatures for Just Peachy. Bunch earns honorable mention for Gene's Tractor. Also, Del Rican Joy Gooding takes first in miniature for Siamese Kitten. Local organizer notes Coleman is a small central Texas town drawing artists yearly.
Contributed photo Watercolorist Pam Bunch and 15 Texas artists will display their works including Bunchs prize winning Ginger's Tractor in the Texas State Capitol rotunda from October 18 to 24.
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