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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1990
Page
1
Mike Lewis Heads New Mexico District Attorneys Association
Mike J. Lewis was elected president of the New Mexico District Attorneys Association for 1990-1991. The Sixth Judicial District serving Luna Grant and Hidalgo counties, elected at the Las Cruces meeting on March 23, 1990, with Chet Walter named vice president and Bert Atkins treasurer. The association unites all fourteen district attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Lewis
New Mexico District Attorney's Association
Luna
Grant
Hidalgo
Association
Las Cruces
Chet Walter
First Judicial District
Santa Fe
Rio Arriba
Los Alamos
Bert Atkins
Twelfth Judicial District
Otero
Lincoln Counties
The
New Mexico
District Attorneys Association
City crews revive North Park and urge public help
The Lordsburg Liberal notes park improvements as city crews plant trees and grass at North Park and other venues. Residents are asked to report vandalism to police or city hall and to keep areas clean, as tax dollars fund maintenance and street sweeper parts have been ordered. Mayor Salvador M. Diaz Jr. signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg Liberal
North Park
City Hall
Salvador M. Diaz, Jr
Record number of candidates files for county offices in primaries
A record 30 candidates filed on Tuesday for county offices, with 14 in the primaries. Democrats outnumber Republicans in most races. Sheriff sees four Democrats and one Republican. County Clerk and County Assessor face primaries. County Treasurer Patsy Camacho runs unopposed. Incumbents Ena Walker Mitchell and Rosa Lina Salinas face pending primaries. Ballot positions set at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy McCarty
Richard Mejia
Ramon M. Taviton, Jr
Lisandro Salinas, Jr
Robert E. Hall
Mariana
Mimi) Samuel
Margaret P. Coogan
Patsy M. Camacho
Olivia Ramirez
Dawn Searle
Ena Walker Mitchell
Sarah P. Elias
Janet F. Richardson
Maura Rico
Rosa Lina Salinas
Edward S. Cramer
Norma I. Preciado
Lance Williams
Joseph R. Burgess
Fausto Noce
Maura Rice
Missy Morales
Lordsburg High School Officials Resign and Audit Award
Lordsburg High School head football coach Rick Taylor and home economics instructor Linda Pecotte resigned in a regular board meeting. The board approved a $5,500 audit from James Bagwell as the low bid. Stone McGee bid $5,600. Bus route changes cut Separ and Muir due to no pickups, with service extending to the P.O.W. Road. A budget workshop tentatively set for April 17 aims to refine the budget due in Santa Fe that day. Superintendent DeFoor reported a 5 percent teacher pay raise from the state legislature and Kindergarten unit value increases from 1.3 to 1.44 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Taylor
P. E
Lordsburg High School
Linda Pecotte
Lordsburg School Board
James Bagwell
Stone McGee
Silver City
Separ
Muir
P.O.W
Santa Fe
Phil DeFoor
New Mexico
Lordsburg City Council Set to Meet Tuesday
Lordsburg City Council will convene in regular session Tuesday April 10 at 6 00 PM in the Council Chambers. Agenda items include approving prior minutes paying bills Phelps Dodge bonds audit proposals a joint powers agreement Fera Insurance and selecting a Police Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg City
Phelps Dodge
Fera
Easter Activities Scheduled for Hidalgo County Event
The Knights of Phytias sponsor the fifth annual Easter egg hunt for Hidalgo County children on Saturday April 14 with a bicycle parade from Western Bank to the Hidalgo County Fair Grounds. Prizes await best decorated bike and special eggs. A coloring contest and Easter Bonnet Contest judged on poise and charm invite broad participation from Animas, Playas, and local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Phytias
Hidalgo County
Western Bank
Second Street
Hidalgo County Fair Grounds
Kof P
Harvey Lang
Lang
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mike Lewis
New Mexico Health and Environment
WIC
Lordsburg
Hidalgo Medical Complex
East 18Th
Board of Education of the Animal Public Schools
Board
Ty Offices
Patsy Camacho
LHS
City Council
Lions
William
Bill) Humphries
Lordsburg Lions Club
el Charro
Humphries
Mac McPherson
Dtms
Old Lordsburg High School
Dennis Estrada
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