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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1968
Page
9
The narrative recalls Zimmerman who spent nearly twenty years in prison for a murder he now seems to admit he did not commit. He wrestles with guilt and the burden of unjust imprisonment while seeking spiritual solace. He reflects on pardon, forgiveness, and the Christian belief that grace through Christ justifies and transforms.
Penalty for paying off a mortgage early is treated as interest, not a selling cost. If you pay taxes twice, return the bill to the service center with payment details. you will be credited or informed of next steps within 30 days. Only one exemption applies for a dependent mother, age does not create an extra exemption. age-based extra exemptions apply to the taxpayer or spouse.
Russell D. Bradley director of Central Accounting and Income Tax Division of the New Mexico Bureau of Revenue resigns to campaign for the Republican nomination for State Treasurer. He cites improvements in tax collection and revenue reporting and argues conservative investment practices would raise daily yield. Bradley highlights mortgage banking background, Air Force service, and local ties, stating his plans to boost industrial development and support local business if elected.
The annual fair restricts its art show competition to residents of New Mexico aged 18 or older.
Mr and Mrs Eddie Diary and family of Tyrone visited relatives Saturday. Mrs J R Coleman of Carter Oklahoma stayed with her sisters Ethel Short and Johnnie Welsh for two weeks. Stacie Kellie and Robin Wright of Canyon Texas visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Martin at their Bedrock home this week.
A Delta Kappa Gamma group led by Mrs. Mabel Eckert Mrs. Jane Traylor and Mrs. Helen Robertson returned from a two week trip visiting New York City Boston and Niagara Falls Canada. Mrs. Pansy Bonar joined from Willcox Arizona and traveled via Ohio. In New York City they attended the societies biennial convention August 6 to 10 at the Americana Hotel featuring Mrs. Praya Garrick and Tor Ethel J Aspenfels.
At the Hobby Show during the Albuquerque State Fair 1063 events host 28 competitive stamp collecting classes attracting hobbyists and exhibitors.
The 1968 Make It Yourself With Wool Competition District Four Contest will be held November 23 in Truth or Consequences, N M. For information contact Mrs Gene Lane, District Director, Box 12, Truth or Consequences, NM. Entry forms are available at the County Extension Office. Fashion notes for 1968 highlight skirts, vests, separates, and new wool fabrics with emphasis on femininity and color.
Charles Leroy McCarty declares his candidacy for Hidalgo County Sheriff subject to the Democratic Primary on August 27, 1968. He asks for voters support. A second notice states another candidate announces for Hidalgo County Clerk under the same primary date and requests votes and support.
Sheriff announces candidacy for Aldvizo County sheriff in the upcoming primary on August 27, 1968. He notes his commitment to public safety and urges voters to support his bid in the county election.
I am a candidate for re election to the office of County Commissioner from District 1 subject to the Democratic Primary August 27 1968 Your vote and support is earnestly solicited and will be greatly appreciated IVEN O THYGERSON
A candidate declares re election to the office of County Commissioner District 2 subject to the Democratic Primary on August 27. The statement requests votes and support from the electorate.
A candidate for election to the office of county commissioner from District 2 enters the Republican Primary on August 27 1968. James H Jim Kinkema is the name presented for the race.
A District 3 candidate declares intent to run in the Democratic Primary on August 9, 1982. The filing signals campaign of support and local party backing in the district.
Julia K Judy Fisher files to run in the Democratic Primary for Hidalgo County Treasurer on August 27, 1968. She campaigns on financial stewardship and county fiscal oversight.
County tax assessor announces candidacy for re election to Hidalgo County Tax Assessor, subject to action of the election authorities and party conventions. The notice sets out intent to continue overseeing property valuations and tax rolls.
Hidalgo County probate judge runs in a Democratic primary seeking election to continue overseeing estate matters. The contest centers on the judge’s handling of guardianships and wills amid ongoing county ethics scrutiny and voter interest in reform.
Magistrate Court Judge 1 declares candidacy for the office of Judge of the Hidalgo County Magistrate Court in New Mexico.
A candidate announces runs in the Democratic Primary for the Hi dalgo County Magistrate Court. Election set for August 27.
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