No More Side Views for New Mexico Licenses
Santa Fe announces from April 3 all New Mexico driver licenses will feature a front or full face photo to meet statute. The 1978 legislature required front views for all ages, replacing side views for those under 21 to aid identification. Licenses for under 21 will bear a red diagonally stamped note reading Under 21 Years Old.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Jerry Manzagal
Department of Motor Vehi
Cles
DMV
Elks Lodge Plans April Installation and Dinner Dance
Lordsburg Elks will install officers on Saturday evening April 8 starting at 6 30 p m A dinner and dance will accompany the installation Voters discuss ballots with humorous exchanges about how couples choose their ballots.
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Lordsburg
Elk’s Lodge
New Director To Assume Game Department Duties
Harold F. Olson a 19 year veteran of the Department of Game and Fish will become director effective April 1 replacing Bill Huey who moves to the Secretary post of the Natural Resources Department The commission selected Olson citing his professional and academic background and familiarity with the department Olson 43 holds a MS in fisheries biology from Utah State University and a BS from the same university He has held posts including District Wildlife Officer Northwest Area Fisheries Manager and Assistant Director Services coordinating seven divisions The Tallest Animal The giraffe is the world's tallest animal A newborn may reach six feet at birth and grow nine inches in a week
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Santa FE
N.M
Harold F. Olson
Department of Game and Fish
Agency
State Game Commission
Francisco Urrea Jr
Bill Huey
Natural Resouces Department
Olson
Urrea
Utah State University
Department
Northwest Area
Roswell
Albuquerque
The
Wildlife groups and NRA figure in Santa Fe ties
Court house squares wildlife society and regional and national groups including the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies the New Mexico Wildlife Federation the New Mexico Shooting Sports Foundation and the National Rifle Association are connected to a case. He and his wife Jean live in Santa Fe.
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Shooting Sports Foundation
The
National Rifle Association
Jean
Santa Fe
Small Businesses Favor Product Liability Limits in New Mexico
NFIB poll of New Mexico members shows 86 percent support a statute of limitations or maximum ceiling on product liability claims.88 percent back OSHA advance notice or warrants for inspections, with 89 percent urging a study of zero base budgeting, and 74 percent favor curbs on state spending growth.
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National Federation of Independent Business
NFIB
New Mexico
State of
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Accurate Information Prevents Delay Of Returns
Taxpayers are urged to verify address and social security number on returns to avoid refund delays. If moved, inform the U S Postal Service and IRS Service Center. Use the peel-off label on the tax package to correct name address or social security number directly on the label.
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Internal Revenue Service
U.S. Postal Service
IRS Service Center
Riders To Cibola illuminates southern New Mexico life
Norman Zollinger’s new family saga centers on Ignacio Ortiz, an ambitious illegal immigrant seeking fortune in turn‑of‑the‑century cattle drives, racial tensions, and harsh frontier realities. Set in the Tularosa Basin beside the Sierra Blancas and Jornada del Muerto, the novel blends frontier adventure with the Atomic Age’s dawn as it traces identity and survival.
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Rio Grande
New Mexico
Tularosa Basin
Norman Zollinger
Museum of New Mexico Press
Zollinger
Albuquerque
Ignacio Ortiz
Ignacio
Pancho Villa
Sierra Blancas
Jornada del Muerto
Pressler to Speak on Southern New Mexico History at Las Cruces
Mollie Pressler of Lordsburg will address a joint meeting of the New Mexico Council for the Social Studies and the Historical Society of New Mexico in Las Cruces on April 15. She will discuss the Lordsburg Internment POW Camp, drawing on interviews, National Archives research, and slides of the camp site, highlighting prisoners, internees, and the camp's impact on Lordsburg. She was named editor of The Newsletter, a state wide social studies publication.
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Mollie Pressler
Lordsburg
New Mexico Council For the Social Studies
The
Historical Society of New Mexico
Las Cruces
National Archives
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Lofla Aguilera
Koff
Espie Ornelas
Aguilera
Ornelas
Cancer Society
Roy Patterson
Jackie Helgeson
Patterson
Usda Choice
Fletcher’s
Elks
Optimist
Don Kling
Bill Collins
Income Tax Service
Fuller Agency
Lordsburg, New Mexico
Southern
R.H. Wamel Jr
Federal Land Bank of
Whichita
Township
State of New Mexico
United States of America
S.E. Reynolds
Pressler
Johnson
Nancy Kyte Ely
Ely’s General Merchandise
East Railroad Ave
Old Mesilla, New Mexico
Plaza
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