Meat Shortage Seen Across Nation Amid Phase IV Freeze
National beef supplies are drying up faster than expected as cattle ranchers ship cattle overseas for higher returns. Producers foresee scarce beef through October with prices to soar 25 percent immediately and rise further monthly. Local stores in Lordsburg Farmington Los Alamos Alamogordo and Tularosa report empty counters and delayed shipments. four major packers halted beef processing indefinitely.
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Flavorland Industries
National Beef Ranchers
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New Mexico
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Lordsburg OKs 315000 Gasoline Revenue Bonds
Lordsburg City Council unanimously approved an ordinance to issue 315000 in gasoline revenue bonds to fund street and bridge work and municipal improvements. The 63 bonds of 6000 each mature over five years from 1984 at 6 percent, with repayment from motor fuel taxes within city limits and a reserve fund for shortfalls. Existing 1961 and 1967 gasoline bonds remain outstanding.
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Lordsburg Man Converts Wagon To Rolls Like Car At Motel
Lordsburg businessman Tom DePaoli displays a converted wagon as a Rolls like car at his Holiday Motel. He began the idea in 1958 after reading Time magazine. The kit from New York allows two hours of work to swap trunk sections for a Silver Cloud style fiberglass body and paint. The project cost about 400 dollars and draws daily visitors and photo requests, boosting motel appeal.
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Chamber Board Meeting Set for August 13
Lordsburg Hidalgo County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors will meet Monday August 13 at 7 30 p m in the Chamber Office. All board members urged to be present.
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Lordsburg Board Reports Repairs and Enrichment Center Progress
Lordsburg Municipal Board of Education held a light summer meeting. Dr. James Latham reported the high school roofing should finish in about three weeks with interior patching after rain leaks. Enrichment Center doors will be installed, a mobile office is bid, and the office location remains disputed, planned near Hidalgo General Hospital.
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