Del Rio News Herald from Del Rio, Texas • Page 2

2A-DEL (TEXAS) MEWmtRALD, Thurtday. 17,1911 TOWN By I ma Jo Fleetwood FRIENDS of Dorothy Haga will honor her at a brunch Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Directors' Room of the Del Rio Bank and Trust Co. Mrs.

Haga is grand representative of South Carolina, Order of the Eastern Star. Friends giving the brunch said members of the Eastern Star are invited to attend the brunch Saturday. OFFICERS will be nominated at the meeting of the Buena Vista School Parent-Teacher Association tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the school cafeteria. SACRED HEART Parent- Teacher Club will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in Sacred Heart Parish Hall. THE AIR FORCE Association will hold its quarterly meeting at the San Felipe Country Club Sept.

24 with cocktails served at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30 p.m. The speaker of the evening will be Maj. Gen. Harry Falls commander of the Air Force Inspection and Safety Center at Randolph Air Force Base; he is a past wing commander at LAFB, where he served in 1973.

Reservations for the dinner may be made with JoAnne Singleton at 298-3581. THE COSMETOLOGY CLUB will hold a car wash Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m at the Dairy Queen on Avenue to raise money for decorating a float for the International Parade during Fiesta Amistad and to send members to district and state competition for cosmetology students. Cars will be washed for $2.50, trucks and vans for $3.50. THE DEL RIO Art League show and sale at the Del Rio National Bank continues through Friday during banking hours, 9 a.m.

to 3 p.m. The display opened Wednesday. THE FALCON SQUARES will hold their second open house Friday, Sept. 18, at the Recreation Center at Laughlin Air Force Base at 8 p.m. The program will be a participation type introduction to square dancing for the non-square dancer.

Arriving with a partner is optional; anyone from 9 to 90 can take an active part, officers of the organization said. On-lookers of all ages are welcome and comfortable shoes and street clothing are suitable attire. There is no cost or obligation to those attending the open hour. Additional information is available at 7759425 or 775-8394. Police investigate lounge burglary Del Rio police were continuing an investigation into the theft of $200 in cash and liquor from a Queen City lounge early this morning.

David Rovert Owen Ellard, Laughlin Air Force Base, told police the money and two bottles of liquor were taken from the Stage Coach Inn, 1609 Ave. about 4:12 a.m. today. Police said entry was gained through a southwest door. Police Wednesday also arrested a Del Rio woman in connection with an alleged theft at H.E.B.

Food Store, 500 Pecan St. Guadalupe Herrera Flores, 18, Las Vacas was arrested at the store after she reportedly tried to take luncheon meat and cheese about 12:15 p.m. The Del Rio News-Herald (USPS151-700) A member newspaper of Harte-Hanks Communications, Inc. The Del Rio News-Herald is published daily, with afternoon editions Monday through Friday and morning editions on Saturday and Sunday. The newspaper's address is Drawer Del Rio, Texas, 78840.

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5 Ext. 5 774-4611 Ext. 13 Ext. 11 Ext. 8 (The News-Herald is a member of the Associated Press and Texas Daily Newspaper Assocation.) For CAT scanner Camino Real approves hospital's application The Camino Real Health Systems Agency board of directors approved Val Verde Memorial Hospital's plan for a $406,000 CAT scanner (commuted tomography) facility when the board met in San Antonio Wednesday night.

CRHSA health project review associate James Munoz today said the board recommendation and staff analysis will be sent "in a day or two" to the State Health Facilities Commission, which is due to hold a public hearing in Austin, Oct. 20, on the hospital's application for a certificate of need for the CAT scanner. The health systems agency's planning document had called for a moratorium on "whole-body" CAT scanners through 1981, Munoz observed, "but the board felt there were other factors in the Val Verde application that counterbalanced that." The proposed project not only would include the purchase of sophisticated diagnostic x-ray equipment that has the capability of scanning different views and angles of the body and organs of a patient to determine any abnormalities, but also, construction of a 550-square-foot structure to house it. The structure would be built into the existing hospital facility, across from the radiologist's office. Munoz said the summary to be referred to the health facilities commission will include reviews by the board and its subcommittee, as well as the staff analysis of the need.

Observing that all 13 of the CAT scanners in the 21-county health systems region are located in Bexar County, Val Verde hospital administrator Tom Santry today said, "We feel this is somewhat of a breakthrough. People from this area now have to be referred to San Antonio for this procedure and suffer long delays and additional cost, "Now, we will be able to provide a diagnostic capability in trauma cases, as well as medical that the area has not had." Santry said the hospital district was "fortunate" to be able to purchase a $605,000 scanner for $315,000, because the manufacturer, Technicare, of Cleveland, Ohio, was re-tooling. CETA. (Continued from Page 1A) entitlement programs. Entitlements are programs that provide legally mandated benefits to individuals.

Last spring, the president proposed cutting Social Security benefits to save $3.8 billion in 1982, but the plan produced such a political backlash in Congress that Reagan never pushed for its passage. Sources said Reagan now has decided to try anew to defer the annual cost-of-living increase, which would save $2.8 billion next year, because it appears to have the best political chances among the earlier Social Security proposals. In March, they noted, a Democratic-controlled House subcommittee approved a similar measure, but it has not reached the full House. Congressional sources, meanwhile, say they have received indications from administration officials that the president may not veto moves in the House and Senate to trim SWEET CHALLENGE These two children try the left prefers a more delicate method while her military spending for 1982 by different approaches as they eat cotton candy at the companion just digs in, nose and all. (News-Herald more than the $2 billion Reagan Shrine Circus Wednesday afternoon.

The little girl on Photo by Benigno Garcia) announced last weekend. rates (Continued from Page 1A) vice Co. (7) City of Austin Electric Utility (8) Texas Electric Service Co. in West Texas $61.75. (9) Texas Power and Light Co.

in North Central Texas (10) Cap Rock Electric Cooperative in West Texas (11) City of San Antonio Community Public Service Board $59.21. (12) Pedernales Electric Cooperative in Central Texas $55.65. (13) West Texas Utilities $51.51. (14) Southwestern Electric Power Co. based irr Shreveport, La.

(15) Lower Colorado River Authority in Central and Parts of West Texas $48.84. (16) Deaf Smith Electric Cooperative in the Panhandle $48.41. (17) Upshur-Rural Electric Cooperative in East Texas $35.28 a month. Charles Ross Boston Charles Ross Boston, 80, died Wednesday night in a local hospital. Rites will be held Saturday at 10 a.m.

in the chapel of the Humphreys-Doran Funeral Home with the Rev. Joe Walts, pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be made in Westlawn Cemetery. Boston had resided in Del Rio since 1937. He had worked as an auto repairman and later was employed at Laughlin Air Force Base prior to his retirement in 1964.

He was born Sept. 12, 1901, in Mason, Texas. Survivors include his widow, Nellie Foster Boston; a daughter, Mrs. Eddie Hoff of Arlington, Texas; two sons, Morris Ross Boston and Charles Landon Boston; a stepson, Ross Foster, all of Del Rio; two sisters, Letia Kaiser of Albuquerque, N.M., and Mary Starks of Belview, Texas; 10 grandchildren, including Mary Ann Boston of Crockett, Landon Ross Boston, Tammy Louise Boston, Johnny Boston and Jesse Boston, all of Del Rio; David and Stephen Hoff of Arlington, Texas, Doris Crane of Com stock, Billy Foster and Susan Goble of Langtry'; the four great- grandchildren are W.C. Foster, Russell Goble, Jimmy Crane and Cody Crane.

Joyce Elizabeth Stubblefield Rites for Joyce Elizabeth Stubblefield, 62-year-old horsewoman who formerly resided in Del Rio, will be held Friday at 11 a.m. in the chapel of the Doran Funeral Home with burial in Westlawn Cemetery. Mrs. Stubblefield was visiting in Del Rio from her home in Berclair, Texas, when she was stricken; she died Wednesday at 7 a.m. in the hospital here.

During World War II Mrs. Stubblefield served in the Women's Army Corps. She was born Oct. 27, 1918, in Taylor, Texas. With her husband, Jack Stubblefield, she resided on the Middle Loop Road in Del Rio for several years.

Survivors include her husband, Jack Stubblefield of Berclair; her mother, Mrs. Minnie Ruttle of San Angelo; two sisters, Mrs. George Gelpke of San Antonio and Mrs. Jane Keltner of Waco; a brother, Jack Ruttle, of Las Cruces, N.M. Firemen douse blaze at XERF CIUDAD ACUNA, Mexico Del Rio firefighters Wednesday evening crossed the Rio Grande to help iheir Mexican counterparts battle a brush fire near the Ciudad Acuna Radio Station XERF.

Del Rio firefighter Dharell Campbell said no property damage resulted in the 5:30 p.m. fire of undetermined origin near the radio station, which is located about eight miles west of Ciudad Acuna. Five Del Rio fighters returned to Del Rio after spending an hour and five minutes at the blaze, Campbell said. Fair weather forecast Fair and mild weather today through Friday is forecast by the National Weather Service with tonight's minimum expected to be in the mid-50s. Low this morning was 62 degrees.

Winds out of the northeast at near 10 miles per hour today will diminish tonight. High today will be in the upper 80s and the maximum forecast for Fiday is the mid- 80s. High Wednesday was 92. Rainfall since the first of the year amounts to 19.62 inches, 7.48 inches above normal. The all-time high for today, Sept.

17, is 101, set in 1912 and tied in 1980. The all-time low for the date is 53, set in 1951. The South Texas forecast issued by the NWS Saturday through Monday is for generally fair days and mild nights. Lows will be in the low 50s in the north to the 60s in the south. Highs will be generally in the 80s.

The NWS extended forecast for West Texas is for fair skies with mild afternoons and cool nights. Lows will range from the low 50s to the low 60s. Highs will be generally near 80 except in the low 90s in the Big Bend. Amistad Report Amistad elevation this morning was 1117.46, a decrease of .06 from the Wednesday reading. Water storage amounted to 3,536,034 acre feet, a decrease of 3,213 acre feet.

Depth of the water at Amistad Dam was 217.46 feet, down .06. Water surface measured 65,256 acres, down 808 acres. Downstream flow was unchanged at 8,400 cubic feet per second. Texas Temperatures Temperiturw Indicate pnvioui dtj'i hlfh ind overnlpii i.m.CDT Abilene Alice Alpine Amarillo Austin Beaumont Brownsville Children College Corpus Dalhart Dallas Del Rio El Paso Fort Worth Galveston low to High Low 79 52 65 77 60 50 86 62 88 62 Pep .00 .00 .11 .00 .00 Wells 75 1.38 Station Christ! 67 52 87 59 92 68 61 ii 82 53 62 88 61 80 51 87 66 .02 .00 .01 .25 .00. .00 .00 .00 .00 Houston Longvlew Lubbock iLufkin Maria McAllen Midland Mineral Palacios Presidio San Angelo San Antonio Shreveport.La.

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