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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1973
Page
12
Deming market shows calves and feeders firm to higher. Steers 250 to 350 pounds bring 62.50 to 67.75 while 350 to 450 sell 58 to 62 and 450 to 550 50 to 58. Heifers 250 to 350 55 to 58 and 350 to 450 52 to 55. Packer cows to 34, canners 29 to 31, bulls 35 to 40. Stocker cows 37 to 42 cwt, bred cows 32 to 38 cwt, calves 57 to 85 per head.
Latham says a second coach could take over as state law now bars DeFoor from driving. Ernesto Renteria holds a chauffeur license but it’s unfair for him to drive for the same pay. Enrollments drop at Lordsburg schools. 69 students moved or dropped since September. Board hears petition for earlier December paychecks. Esther Isdale resigns. Shirley Romero to fill a teacher's aide post. New school bus delivery delayed to mid February.
The New Mexico Attorney General's office issues guidance permitting petitions for primary candidates to be signed before 1974. Secretary of State Betty Florina notes signatures valid as of March 29 1974 when Governor Bruce King signed the law. She aims to clarify petition heading language and promote voter education while offering talks on the new primary election law.
Notice declares a public auction at Smith Ford Inc on December 17 at 8 00 for a 1964 Ford Falcon Lic ONJ 162 Ser 4R11F 135442 to satisfy storage and wrecker charges totaling 326 00. Auction to highest bidder for cash as lien enforcement.
In Hidalgo County New Mexico probate matters executor Fred J. Ewing filed his Final Account. The district court in Lordsburg will hear objections on January 18, 1974 at 10:00 A.M. to determine heirship and distribution. Attorney John F. Schaber represents the executor.
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