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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1978
Page
4
Community volunteers congratulate Don McNutt for his service as a paramedic during times of dire need. He often worked without doctors or a hospital, delivering steady care and calm in emergencies. The local tribute notes his dedication and character.
The Lordsburg City Council declined to resume payments of bad eted funds to the Hidalgo County Library under present conditions at a special meeting Wednesday. Sheriff Eugene Moore identified a serviceman's headstone find as Sgt. Jeffrey J. Albright of West Allis Wisconsin. LULAC representatives urged the school board to hire more Chicano teachers at a Monday night meeting. Area Inc began appraisal work in Townsite subdivision on the town's west side. Lions Club members planned house to house light bulb sales this weekend to fund civic projects. Police Chief Toby Arredondo warned cyclists to obey traffic laws like other vehicles.
The account reflects on Jack Walz and the Papalote column in the Lordsburg Liberal. It describes how editorial cartoons are sketched weekly, from idea to drawing, with notes on timing, collaboration, humor, and the illustrator’s approach to caricature.
Norman Hodges, former district attorney, was sworn in as Sixth Judicial District Judge at 10 a.m. Thursday in the Grant County courthouse. Gilbert Buvens of the Kerr Agency in Lordsburg will join Independent Agents at New Mexico’s key Property and Casualty insurance seminar. The Senior Class play on Friday, March 29, pleased both matinee and evening crowds.
House Report notes Nino Trujillo will not seek the Democratic State Senate seat held by Willie Chavez citing private business demands. Public meetings target New Mexico growth and the citizen project push, with April kickoff in Albuquerque. The piece also recalls the People’s Forum and concerns over state reorganizations, contracts, and a public exhibit in Santa Fe. Grace Tierney attends birthday events amid Duke City politics.
The Resource Conservation and Development Project chair A D Sonny Brownfield Jr and Health Committee urge community support to stabilize and expand medical services in Hidalgo County. They commend Doctors Baxter Fernicola Lopez and invite citizen involvement to ensure permanent, reliable care.
Fort Sill Oklahoma troops fired a Pershing ballistic missile onto the White Sands Missile Range. The event is reported from White Sands and Santa Fe notes. A Roswell case involved a 19 year old man in an abduction trial heading to district court. A Roswell suit of 4 million dollars was decided against a Roswell man alleging false arrest.
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