Commissioners Face Two McArthur at Hidalgo Medical Complex
Gila Regional Hospital administrator McArthur said the September 1 target for staffing Hidalgo Medical Complex with two doctors has been delayed. He had lined up two doctors, but one added a contract condition and the other withdrew after hearing the change. McArthur noted alternative doctors are possible and hinted at pursuing a national act if needed. In other business, commissioners approved the Joint Powers Agreement for police protection with Lordsburg.
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McArthur
Gila Regional Hospital
Hidalgo
Gila Regional
Lordsburg
Council of Governments
Virden considers land swap for fire department site
The Virden commissioners discussed a land behind the Virden Community Center for a new fire department building. They approved a large passage way between the two structures. A BLM notice announced a geothermal leasing auction of 13 Hidalgo County tracts. County Manager Tommy Anderson holds the land description.
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Virden Community Center
Fire Department
Virden
BLM
Hidalgo County
Tommy Anderson
Immunizations Reminder From Lordsburg Liberal
As school starts, check immunization notes from the school nurse and act. Vaccines prevent disease and booster schedules matter for both children and adults. Keep your vaccination record accessible for school and college requirements and medical needs.
Immunization Clinic and New Baby Born in Lordsburg
Hidalgo Health Office lists vaccines for HIB diphtheria pertussis tetanus polio measles rubella and mumps with clinics on August 27 September 10 and 24. Call 542-9391 for info. Junior and Sandra Ruiz announce birth of Miguel Andres weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces and 20 1/2 inches at Mimbres Memorial Hospital Deming. Grandparents listed from Lordsburg.
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Hidalgo Health
Junior
Sandra Ruiz
Miguel Andres
Miguel
Mimbres Memorial Hospital
Deming
Felipe
Maria Saenz
Elias
Lydia Ruiz
Maria del Rosario Alaniz
Maria Ruiz
Lordsburg
Richardson Services In Albuquerque Funeral Held For C. S. Richardson
Mr and Mrs LeRoy McCarthy Chuck John and family from Playas and Mary Gray and Justin from Phoenix attended the funeral of Mrs McCarthys father C S Richardson in Albuquerque last week.
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LeRoy McCarthy
Chuck
John
Playas
Mary Gray
Justin
Phoenix
McCarthy
C. S. Richardson
Albuquerque
Auctioneer Featured In N. M. Magazine Auctioneer Brightens Iberian Rugs
New Mexico Magazine’s August issue spotlights Herman Coffey the Crownpoint auctioneer known for wit and an iron fist in selling Navajo rugs. The feature, along with Ruth Armstrong’s Gallup weekend piece, covers Indian arts crafts and tourism in McKinley County.
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New Mexico
Herman Coffey
Crownpoint
Ruth Armstrong
McKinley County
Albuquerque Dominates Worst Crash Intersections 1983 85
The New Mexico Transportation Department reports 50 top crash sites from 1983 to 1985. Albuquerque houses 40 of the 50 worst intersections, led by Montgomery and San Mateo NE with 354 crashes. 139 involve injuries. Del Rio Road and Rio Bravo Blvd SW show highest fatality share at 64.5 percent. Alcazar and Central NE has the most alcohol related crashes at 43.9 percent.
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John Fenner
Montgomery
San Mateo
Albuquerque
del Rio Road
Rio Bravo Blvd
Alcazar and
Central
Gallup
Farmington
Hobbs
Santa Fe
Alamogordo
Carlsbad
Las Vegas
Victoria Homes break in prompts reward alert
Between 10:00 p.m. July 21, 1986 and 8:00 a.m. July 22, 1986 an unknown person forced open a rear door at Victoria Homes office 200 E Motel Drive. Nine blue Victoria Homes general account checks numbered 2922 through 2930 were stolen. Suspect possibly an ex-employee. Hidalgo County Crimestoppers offer 100 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. Callers may remain anonymous to collect reward.
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Victoria Homes
E. Motel Drive
Victoria Homes General Account
Sandia Federal Savings
Tammy Massey Named Academic All American
Tammy Massey of Animal High School was named Academic All American by the National Secondary Education Council for a GPA of 3.3 or higher. NSEC scholar awards honor high achievers selected by school staff, with eligibility for other NSEC honors. Tammy is the daughter of Randy and Sheila Massey of Animas, with Bartlett and Massey grandparents. Yearbooks will be distributed Friday August 15 at 2 00 PM in the High School lobby. bring receipts and pick up any day after school from Mrs. Lee.
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Tammy Massey
Animal High School
National Secondary Education Council
NSEC
Tammy
Randy and
Sheila Massey
Animas
Gilbert and
Johnnie Jo Bartlett
Hatch
Bill Massey
Maverick
Lee
Hidalgo County Political Candidacy Announcements
Multiple Hidalgo County figures announce candidacies for 1986 November General Election. Sheriff, Magistrate Judge Division I, County Commissioner Districts 1 and 2 named. At least six candidates including John McDonald Rosa Salinas Fausto Noce Sr John O Schimmel Iven Thygerson and Dave Chavez seek election or re election.
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Hidalgo County
Division I
Rosa Lina
Rosie) Salinas
District
Iven Thygerson
Dave Chavez
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