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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1982

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Hidalgo County Fair Plans Highlight September Event

Fair organizers announce Hidalgo Fair activities from September 9 to 11 featuring a parade horserace junior rodeo livestock sale and exhibits. Dept A 4 H and FFA livestock overseen by Clint Mortensen Jim Mortensen leads sales with multiple departments covering poultry crops fruits crafts sewing culinary and more under various superintendents.

John Schimmel Hidalgo County Hidalgo FFA Clint Mortensen Jim Mortensen Jim Tomerlin Sylvan Lunt Frank Hicks Cheryl Wright Noreen Mortensen Jean

Dugan Tarango Middle School Sets 82 83 Registration

Dugan Tarango Middle School announces registration for 1982 83 on Wednesday August 18. Grades 6 8 report 9:00 a.m. with dismissal at 11:00 a.m. Buses run morning and afternoon on existing routes. General assembly 9:00 a.m. in the gym. Pre registered students receive schedules. new students complete registration in the Learning Center. Regular six period day starts Thursday.

Dugan-Tarango Middle School D.T.M.S Henry Marrufo

Schmitt Urges Government Purchase of Copper Under Stockpile Plan

U S Senator Harrison Jack Schmitt proposes amending the General Supplemental Appropriations Bill to require the proceeds from excess Strategic Minerals Stockpile sales to buy newly mined and smelted U S copper. He argues the measure would create a temporary market, reopen mines, and reemploy copper workers amid 50 percent capacity and high unemployment. He notes the stockpile goal of one million tons but only 29 thousand on hand, and calls for copper extracted and smelted after July 31 1982 to qualify.

New Mexico U. S Harrison Jack” Schmitt Schmitt Interior James Watt Treasury Donald Regan OMB Stockman Defense Department United States

Alumni Group Sets Stage For Lordsburg High Reunion

Local alumni from classes of the twenties thirties and forties met August 5 to plan the Lordsburg High reunion. A buffet dinner is planned for September 25 at the Cafetorium if available with registration at 10 am. A final planning meeting is set for August 19.

John Schimmel Lordsburg Marion Fisher Louise Morgan Louise McGhee Leta Barney

DTMS athletes urged to book free physical with Dr North

All male and female athletes at DTMS must call and make appointments before August 21 for a free physical with Dr North. Forms are available at the doctor’s office.

DTMS Dr. North

Senate Votes For Benefit Extension

The Senate passed an amendment to the Budget Reconciliation Bill by 84 to 13 votes to extend federal unemployment benefits for 10 weeks for exhausted claimants. Principal sponsor Senator Harrison Jack Schmitt of New Mexico urged the measure as a cushion for workers as the economy moves past the recession.

Senate U.S Harrison Jack” Schmitt Schmitt

High School Registration To Begin Here

Lordsburg High School opens registration for the 1982 83 year. Students report to the cafetorium on August 18 at the designated time. Bus riders and those not at LHS last year may register between 9 and noon. Regular classes start Thursday August 19 with seniors at 9 00, juniors 10 00, sophomores 11 00, and freshmen 1 00.

Lordsburg High School LHS

Lordsburg Leaders Plan To Attract Industry And Revitalize Downtown

The City plans an Industrial Development Committee and a zoning group after visits by Commerce and Industry Department staff and State Economic Development officials. Goals include identifying industrial sites with utilities, improving the business climate, upgrading recreation facilities, beautifying the downtown, and creating a marketing plan to attract shops and industry within about three years. Stephen D. Hill and Arthur Clark Smith sign as mayors.

Commerce and Industry Department Larry Grebner Lordsburg Stephen D. Hill Arthur Clark Smith

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