Camacho Burgess and Morelos Seek Hidalgo County Offices
Camacho a Democrat runs for Hidalgo County Treasurer with three years deputy treasurer experience and local service roles. Republican Joe Burgess seeks Hidalgo County Commissioner District 6, stressing resident contact and county needs. Missy Morelos County Clerk runs unopposed, highlighting staff roles and years in the clerk’s office.
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Camacho
Burgess and
Morelos
Hidalgo County
Patsy M.camacho
Democratic Party
Robert
Frances Camacho
Lordsburg
Lordsburg High School
Joe Burgess
Hidalgo
Burgess
Phelps Dodge
Cotton City
Hidalgo County Appoints Siepel Economic Development Contact
County Extension program director Charlie Siepel is named the economic development contact for Hidalgo County. He will coordinate Extension programs on economic development and act as liaison between state officials and county leaders, joining a statewide pattern of county level economic development liaisons.
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Charlie Siepel
Hidalgo County
Siepel
Robert Gilliland
New Mexico State University
Cooperative Extension Service
Gilliland
Charlie
Lordsburg Board Meeting Set for May 3 1988
The Lordsburg Board of Education schedules its regular meeting for Tuesday May 3 1988 at 7 00 p m in the Board Room at 501 West Fourth Street Lordsburg NM 88045. State extension specialists will work with community and business leaders across New Mexico to address local economic problems and opportunities. Bob Coppedge notes the need to leverage area knowledge through local contacts.
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Board of Education of
The
Lordsburg Municipal Schools
Board Room
West Fourth Street
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Bob Coppedge
Absentee Applications Mailed By County Clerk
County Clerk Audelina Morelos of Hidalgo County says absentee ballot applications will be mailed by April 28 to voters aged sixty five or older or who are handicapped under federal accessibility law. The mailing is to improve access, not to require voting absentee, and residents may call for questions or assistance. Notaries are available and can be arranged to attest signatures at applicants’ residences.
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Audelina Morelos
Hidalgo County
Animas School Board Sets May Meeting in Library
The Animas School Board will meet in regular session Tuesday May 3 at 7 30 p m in the Elementary Library. The agenda will be posted in area post offices and the public is urged to attend. Meeting date changed to the first Tuesday of May for this month only.
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Animas
Needs assessment meeting held by Animas School District
Thirty-eight residents and a cross section of parents students educators and staff gathered at Animas High School for a needs assessment moderated by Max Luft of Cooperative Educational Services Albuquerque. They identified four top priorities: more basics time external funding more K12 counselors and expanding the high school to separate younger from older students. A CES report will follow.
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Animas
Animas High School
Max Luft
Cooperative Educational Services of
Albuquerque
Cooperative Educational Services
Russell L. Smith Dies in El Paso at 75
Russell L. Smith, 75, died Monday in El Paso Texas. A Lordsburg businessman for 25 years as owner of Smith Ford Co he served as vice president of Ashley Mobile Home Corp in Las Cruces. Survived by wife Mildred daughters Betty Ashley and Donna Leong both of Las Cruces eight grandchildren ten great grandchildren. Cremation with private services later.
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Russel L. Smith
el Paso
Texas
Smith
Lordsburg
Smith-Ford Company
Ashley Mobile Home Corporation
Las Cruces
Mildred
Betty Ashley
Donna Leong
Absentee Ballots Ready Here
Absentee ballots may be marked in person starting April 28 at the County Clerk's Office during regular hours from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Balloting continues daily until June 2 at the same hours.
Lordsburg Pool to Open This Summer Despite Recurring Deficit
City Corner notes locals worry about a recurring subsidy for the Lordsburg Municipal Swimming Pool. The pool opens after school like in prior seasons, with costs paid from the General Fund. Last year the city used $10,000 in Federal Revenue Sharing funds for pool repairs, while staff work and operations may be reviewed to cut deficits.
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Lordsburg
Department of Finance and Administration
S. Main
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Audelina D
Missy) Morelos
Brown and Root Inc
State Farm Insurance
Heather Agency
Missy
Carmen Ascosta
Patsy Camacho
Hidalgo County Siepel
By John Schimmel
Luft
Hilo
Russel Smith