School Board Hires Four New Teachers
Lordsburg School Board approves four new teachers Marilyn Felts from El Paso business college specializes in business education. Rosales Bernal from Ft Sumner will teach special education at junior and senior schools. Martha Ortiz from Hurley will teach special education at junior and senior schools. Connie Holmes from Silver City will teach kindergarten. Also discussed urethane roof work and bids for Central School evaporative coolers. wind delayed start. Transportation of Road Forks area students reviewed with no list finalized.
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Lordsburg
Joel Price
Marilyn Felts
Felts
el Paso
Rosales Bernal
Bernal
Ft. Sumner
Eastern New Mexico University
Martha Ortiz
Ortiz
Hurley
Western New Mexico
Connie Holmes
Silver City
Tom Hartigan
Southwest Urethane
Central School
Atkinson Electric
Road Forks
Immunization and bus trial dominate Hidalgo board agenda
The board cancelled the August 10 immunization clinic and set a new date for August 24. A cancer clinic is offered at no charge. A one month trial bus program for students received a daily usage criterion of ten riders. Opening for teachers is August 17 with August 22 as school start and August 19 registration. The Student Athletic Code aims to include drug and alcohol clauses and eligibility rules, with a senior trip to Disneyland proposed for phase-out and a final trip in Spring 1986.
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Price
Lordsburg
Disneyland
Suit Filed In District Court By Bob Green
Local businessman Robert E. Green sues Hidalgo County Magistrate Rosa Lina Salinas State Patrolwoman Roxanne Lea McGahey Assistant District Attorney Mary Ann Newell and District Attorney Ralph Ellingwood in federal court alleging Fourth Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment violations seeking 300000 plus costs. He claims McGahey filed a false complaint about stolen vehicles and Salinas issued a warrant, leading to his arrest and two and a half hours detention. He also accuses Newell Ellingwood of continuing felonious proceedings and seeks damages. He notes a stolen car found on his property May 20 and a later illegal John Doe warrant leading to seizure and arrest July 1.
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Robert E. Green
United States District Court
Hidalgo County
Rosa Lina Salinas
Roxanne Lea McGahey
Mary Ann Newell
Ralph Ellingwood
Green
McGahey
Mexico
Salinas
Newell
Ellingwood
Senator Domenici Announces HUD Grant for Shady Grove Motel
Senator Pete Domenici’s Washington office confirmed a $286,000 HUD Urban Development Assistance grant to Shady Grove for a 50 room motel. The project is expected to create 33 jobs and generate about $6,000 in annual taxes in the Lordsburg area.
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Pete Domenici
Washington
Shady Grove
Domenici
HUD
Lordsburg
Classmates Of The 60s Visit In Lordsburg
A Lordsburg reunion of the classes of the 60s brought old friends together with memories of carefree days. The organizing committee coordinated events, contacted alumni, and arranged meals with help from the FHA Club and supporters. A full attendee list by class appears on Page 2.
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Lordsburg
Harriet Malott
Pat Williams
Delfina Saucedo
Avelina Sanchez
Gary Corbell
Rudy
Berna Arambula
Teresa Garcia Stewart
Rosie Ramirez
Mary Helen Estrada
Daren Williams
Bejarano McDonald
Peggy Moya Morales
Chico
Lou Ann Gallegos
Dora Renteria
Barbara Renteria
Manny Rendon
Beverly Atkinson
Mary Orona
Jack Morgan
Willie McDonald
Lupe Rivera
FHA
Joel Price
Ali Salinas Named Outstanding Supervisor in District Five
Ali Salinas was chosen by a review committee as the Outstanding Supervisor of District Five for the Summer Youth Employment program. The award, presented in Las Cruces at the Howard Johnson Motel, honors his cooperation with the community and youth outreach, selected over nominees from Grant, Dona Ana, Otero, Catron, Lincoln, Socorro, and Sierra Counties.
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Ali Salinas
Patrick Montoya
Salinas
Las Cruces
Howard Johnson Motel
Montoya
Grant
Dona Ana
Otero
Catron
Lincoln
Socorro
Sierra Counties
City Clean Up Day turnout and future funds report
The City expresses gratitude for over 200 participants at Clean-Up Day and a large barbecue, apologizing for meat shortages. Thanks are given to Kipp Ranch for meat and Angel Talavera for barbecue prep. The Community Assistance Council will decide this week on Lordsburg’s energy and mining related funding eligibility, with a report to Liberal next week.
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Kipp Ranch
Angel Talavera
Community Assistance Council
Lordsburg
Santa Fe
City Corner
S. Main Street
First Annual Chile Cook-Off at Hidalgo County Fair
Lordsburg Hidalgo County Chamber of Commerce hosts the first Chile Cook-Off during the Hidalgo County Fair with three categories Red Chile Green Chile and Chile Salsa. Entries due August 26 serving at least 20 people. First place advances to the World’s Chile Fare September 17 at Mesilla Valley Mall Las Cruces. Call 9864 for details.
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Hidalgo County
Mesilla Valley
Lordsburg-Hidalgo County
Chile
Las Cruces
Chamber of Commerce
S. Main
Animas Schools Open August 18
The Animas Public Schools begin Thursday August 18 with a 9 a.m. teachers orientation in the Cultural Building. Students start Friday August 19. Buses arrive 8:15 to 8:30 a.m. School dismisses at 1 p.m.
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Animas
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