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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1982
Page
3
Wright joins a Lordsburg firm after completing an internship with the Albuquerque City Law Office and earning a juris doctor from New Mexico School of Law. The move marks a transition from public service to private practice as Wright begins with an emphasis on civil and municipal law.
The article notes eight more ducks and a goose hatch and mentions a planned float in the September 10 1982 fair. Two residents, including Ruth Harding, are hospitalized in Silver City. Amelia Owens is chosen as resident of the month after five years at the home. New kitchen worker Jenny Arambula appears, and donations from Mrs Holmer Baird and Maxine Thorpe are recorded. Ann Finley Wright joins Sherman and Sherman P.C. with an extensive legal and library background and will advise Lordsburg city offices on ordinances.
Dr North establishes Animas Valley Clinic easing local access to medical care. Mr Davis will leave Aug 20 to relocate to Austin and Dr North will staff the clinic Tue and Thu 9 am to 5 pm until a replacement is found. His wife Stephanie and staff handle routine issues while he urges use of emergency contact number 542 8000 for off duty access.
A detailed running log from Monday August 9 to Sunday August 15 lists police dispatches across Hidalgo County. Entries note alarms of open doors and windows, intoxicated individuals, car trouble, suspicious persons, shop and vehicle break ins, alarmed calls from bars and motels, border patrol involvement, a goat on the road, and multiple welfare checks plus detentions and detours near highways and towns.
A fire at 200 and 202 Railway Boulevard, Lordsburg, August 16 burned a building owned by Josephine Renteria of Tucson and damaged the adjacent home. Three juveniles face arson charges with more possible. two witnesses will be interviewed. Hugh Smith currently resides at the damaged home, owned by Eddie Barrie of Playas. Lyndon B. Johnson was the first President sworn in aboard an airplane.
The Department of Game and Fish warns youths under 18 must enroll by September 30 to complete mandatory hunter safety training before fall big game seasons. Courses statewide may also prepare participants for early small game openings. those missing the deadline cannot obtain a firearms hunting license.
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