LULAC Council Receives 41000 Federal Education Grant
LULAC Council No. 358 named as recipient of a 41000 federal grant for minority education improvements in Lordsburg New Mexico. The announcement lists 14 New Mexico recipients and outlines a four priority plan including bi lingual tutoring, staff training, and year long tutor roles under program director supervision.
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Pete V. Domenici
R-N.m
State of
New Mexico
Albuquerque Public Schools
Home Education Livelihood Program of
Albuquerque
Eddie County Community Action Corporation
Carlsbad
Cuba Independent School District
Duke Board of Education
Hagerman Municipal
Hobbs Municipal
West Valley School
Mosquero Municipal Schools
Pecos Independent School District
Questa Independent School District
Santa Rosa Consolidated Schools
Taos Municipal Schools
LULAC
Ray Hernandez
Manuel Ramirez
Lordsburg Special Council Meeting April 24 1974
Lordsburg's City Council will meet in Special Session April 24 1974 at 8 00 P M in the Council Chambers 206 South Main to consult with the Burroughs Business Machine representative and discuss any other business that might come before the Council.
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Lordsburg
South Main
Burroughs Business Machine
Tonya Lowery Seeks Hidalgo County Assessor Post
Tonya Lowery, a Lordsburg native educated at local schools and New Mexico State University, files to run for Hidalgo County Assessor. She has no opposition in the Democratic primary and faces no Republican challenger in the general election. Lowery has worked as a Deputy Assessor for about a year, focusing on recording land transactions and assigning land values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonya Lowery
Hidalgo County
Lowery
Lordsburg
New Mexico State University
Lordsburg School Board weighs minority program and demerit revisions
Lordsburg boardsabbreviated meeting discussed a $41,000 federal grant from LULAC for a minority education program in four areas including tutoring citizenship classes liaison work and cultural enrichment. The session also reviewed High School Appeals Board proposals to revise the Demerit System with final action delayed pending legal review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramirez
Hernandez
Lulacss
RC&D Set to Meet in Lordsburg on April 25 1974
The Southwest New Mexico Resource Conservation and Development Project Council will hold its annual meeting in Lordsburg on Thursday April 25, 1974. Officers for the coming year will be elected and resource committee meetings begin at 10 00 a m with multiple committees listed and chairpersons named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Mitzi Fortenbury
Chamber of Commerce
Gene Peterson
Sunshine Haven Rest Home
Leon Bower
Court Room
J.T. McMillen, Jr
Lewis Putnam
Knights of Pythias
Four area schools hit by vandalism and burglaries
Hidalgo County Sheriff Gene Moore reports multiple incidents including burglaries at Animas Store and Windmill Estates, plus two suspects charged. Jeffery Landon faces burglary charges related to Lordsburg break in. Four Lordsburg schools Central, R.V. Traylor, Southside, and Dugan Turango were vandalized after Friday dismissal.
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Hidalgo County
Windmill Estates
Lordsburg
Etzel
Jeffery Landon
Landon
Country Automotive
Railroad Avenue
Richard Denbeck
Chaparral
First edition of four part tale on the Hills and Shakespeare
A four part feature chronicles Rita and Janaloo Hill and Shakespeare, the famed ghost town, focusing on the Hills conflict with the State Highway Department and the outcomes of that dispute.
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Rita
Janaloo Hill
Shakespeare
State Highway Department
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Lulac’s
Lulac Council
Coor
Board of Education
Lulac Council No
Blanche Hitson
Henry Alvarez
Legal Council
Rc&d
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