Buckle Up Safety Drive Promotes Seat Belt Use in Hidalgo County
E R Ernie urges belt use through school programs in Hidalgo County April Seat Belt Month. Carmen Chaires and EMTs join to show films and discussions for students. An adult series April 14 28 visits Lordsburg Hachita Animas Rodeo Cotton City Playas with films and talks. New Mexico backs 18 states with mandatory belt laws aiming for 50 savings in 1986.
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Dabareh Vowell
EMT Assoc
E.R
Ermie
Ernie
Hidalgo County
Carmen Chaires
EMT Association
Rodeo
Cotton City
Playas
New Mexico
Optimist Oratorical Contest Thursday At Civic Center
Lordsburg Optimist Club hosts an oratorical contest for youths under 16 at the Civic Center 313 E. 4th on Thursday April 10 at 7:00 pm. Medals awarded to top finishers. first-place winners may advance for a $1000 scholarship. Subject: Optimism A Way of Life. For details contact Don Kling at 5423753.
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Lordsburg Optimist Club
Civic Center
E. 4Th
Don Kling
Lordsburg Council Opens First Meeting in Two Months
The Lordsburg City Council held its mandatory organizational meeting in the city chambers after a two month gap caused by ballot box impoundment. The session welcomed new member Danny Placencia and began by approving the revised employee pay plan.
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Lordsburg
Danny Placencia
Lordsburg Council Adopts Housing Authority Resolutions
Region V Housing Authority reported a two month agenda and the council adopted three key resolutions 86-1 revised budget 86-2 operating budget and 86-3 re examination of resident income. Contractor bids for Pyramid Village repairs set for April 23 with payments contingent on local bids.
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Region V Housing Authority
Lordsburg
Pyramid Village
Grady
High Sierra
Jerry Davey
Davey
High Sierra Consultants
Board Hears About Risk Insurance and Policy Adoptions
The Animal School board met April 8 and discussed risk insurance. The State will cancel all risk insurance as of July 1 and is seeking bids. Beginning April 15 1986, model policies for time off and cash pay for full time support staff will be adopted under Fair Labor Standards. Bids from Hoover School Supplies and Allied School Supplies were accepted as low bids. The State mandated a $2,200 salary increase for all certified personnel, added to the district budget. A work session on the 1986 87 budget with Mr Clifton is set for April 21 at 9:00 A.M.
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Animal School Board
States Risk Management Division
Hoover
Clifton
Lordsburg Board Narrows Architects To Two Firms
Lordsburg School Board narrowed architect candidates to Nims Calvanti and Associates of Albuquerque and Alley and Associates of Las Cruces after four firms presented. Both finalists quoted 5 to 6 percent fees with no charge if bond election fails. Final decision expected in about two weeks.
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Lordsburg
Nims
Calvanti and Associates
Albuquerque
Alley and Associates
Las Cruces
Phil DeForr
Wilson and Co
Calvanti
Jay Hill
Alley
Silver City
Quinn and Company
Simons, Cuddy and Friedman
Dale Turrentine
Turrentine
Oregon
John Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Residency challenge rocks Diaz bid in Hidalgo District 39
Grant County Court Clerk reports a petition contesting Dave Diaz residency in District 39 Hidalgo County where Diaz seeks the Democratic nomination for state representative opposing incumbent Tom Joy Sr. A separate Hidalgo challenge targets Norman Preciado’s magistrate judge nominating petition where 41 signatures are required but only four are contested.
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Grant County
Dave Diaz
Hidalgo County
Diaz
Tom Joy Sr
Rosa Lina Salinas
Pope
Pumnceres
Norman Preciado
Hidalgo Cohey
Salinas
Preciado
Commissioners Finalize Gila Regional Agreement
County Commissioners held a routine meeting approving contracts and a few appointments. Hidalgo Medical Complex operation to begin mid year with a primary care unit and doctor. Border Area Mental Health contract for four rooms. alarm system needs noted. Road signs questioned. state help considered. 50 foot road easement required for dike work. Frank Chaires named to Community Action Agency board. Auditing contract awarded to Emmons and Co. and indigent burial cost set at $100.
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Gila Regional
Hidalgo
Border Area Mental Health
Tommy Anderson
Frank Chaires
J.W. McCarty
State Highway Department
State Penitentiary
Glen Acres
Frank
Kiki
Community Action Agency
Emmons and Co
Albuquerque
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