Mountain States director promoted to VP post in Denver
Jon Gumprecht, regional manager for Mountain States, has been promoted to vice president public affairs for Mountain States in Denver. The Nebraskan native started with the company in 1944 and has held key roles in Wyoming and surrounding areas. He will assume duties in Albuquerque in September and replaces the previous commercial manager.
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Peet
Gattes
Albuquet
Sept
Neb
Sai Mountain
Wyoming
Fuller
Igs
Gant
Mountain States Te
Forgotten Taxpayer Question in Farm Price Support Debate
A column critiques federal price support programs and taxpayer burden. It notes farmer resistance to reforms, calls for objective appraisals of old programs, and questions who benefits while taxpayers foot most costs. It cites Congress hearings and industry voices urging market forces over federal subsidies.
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The
United
Congress
Senate Tre Committee
Pedity Credit Corporation
National Chamber Agri
Ter
Irene Ybarra to Wed John Vasquez in Morenci
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Ybarra announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Irene to John Vasquez of Morenci Arizona son of Mr and Mrs Felix Vasquez. Wedding vows at St Josephs Catholic Church on Saturday August 24 at 9 am. Reception 12 noon to 4 pm and a dance 1 pm to 1 am at the La Fiesta Club.
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Benjamin V. Ybarra
Irene
John Vasquez
Morenci
Arizona
Felix Vasquez
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Candidate For Appeals Court Judge Visits Lordsburg
J Lee Cathey, Democratic nominee for the two year term on the Court of Appeals, traveled through Lordsburg on his state wide campaign tour. He lives in Carlsbad and has argued about 2000 water cases as a lawyer. He spent five years as assistant district attorney and eight years defending clients, giving him broad criminal case experience. The Court of Appeals was created by the 1966 legislature to ease the State Supreme Court's workload and expedite appeals.
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J. Lee Cathey
Court of Appeals
Lordsburg
Cathey
Carlsbad
State Supreme Court
Hidalgo County Library Summer Reading Success and Shortfall
At term end 160 children joined the eight week Summer Reading Program with 89 reading five or more books and 42 reading ten or more. 883 book reports were produced and the library borrowed 200 children’s books from the Southwest Regional Library due to funds shortage.
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Southwest Regional Library
Quality printing and good service at the Liberal
A brief note highlights quality printing and dependable service at the Liberal store, praising reliable turnaround and helpful staff for customers seeking printing and related services.
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The
Liberal
IRS clarifies 10 percent surcharge on 1968 estimated tax
IRS district director William M. Coard says individuals who filed 1968 estimated tax declarations must revise estimates to include a 10 percent annual surcharge retroactive to April 1. The revised Form 1040ES will be mailed with third quarter bills due September 15, and the new Form 1040FY will be available in August.
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William M. Coord
IRS
New Memco
Coard
McDoard
Tucker Family Moves to Tu larosa New Mexico
Mr and Mrs G L Tucker and their son Johnnie depart for Tu larosa New Mexico where Tucker will join the Alamogordo district as livestock inspector. Mrs Tucker, Karen, is described as a cosmetologist. Tom Whatley of the Deming district will assume the local duties. Whatley is married with two sons.
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G. L. Tucker
Johnnie
Tuluaroza
New Mexico
Tucker
Alamogordo
Karen
Stylerite Ag
Tom Whatley
Deming Distrct
Mr Whattey
Zone 3 Supervisors Meet At Reserve For Recreation Talk
R S Dockum and Fred Ewing along with Rodney E Newton attended the Zone 3 Supervisors meeting in Reserve on July 30. The report notes a panel on recreation potential across seven districts, highlighting open countryside and clean air as assets and identifying urban rural tensions, water needs, and financing as barriers. Dan Goodman discussed a zoning and land use amendment to preserve agricultural land and open space, letting landowners choose farming or ranching with land value appraisal by use.
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R. S. Dockum
Fred Ewing
Animas and
Virden Valley
Dan Goodman
East Valencia
SWCP
State Association of District
Local Swimmers Attend Meet In Albuquerque
Lordsburg swimming team led by coach Fred LaMarca attended the Third Annual Youth Development Meet at Rio Grande Pool August 3-4 in Albuquerque. A total of 1200 entries competed. Lordsburg earned 28 ribbons. The team joined Grant Canyon Aquatic Club in Silver City en route, with Marsha Donet unable to attend.
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Lordsburg
Albuquerque
Debbie Friens
Danny Herrera
Knute Dockum
David Rocha
Larry Neal
Ray Rodriguez
Fred LaMarca
Rio Grande Pool
Grant Canyon Aquatic Club
Silver City
Marsha Donet
LaMarca
Pap Test urged for all women in annual exams
The American Cancer Society says uterine cancer detection starts with a simple, painless Pap Test during annual health checkups. Early detection can lead to curable outcomes.
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The
American Cancer Society
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Detra Friess
Leura LaMarca
Samuel Binder
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Calvin Horn
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