Bear and cub to be released from zoo enclosure in Albuquerque
A sow bear burned on an electrical pole in Albuquerque and her cub, captured nearby, are housed at Rio Grande Zoo. They have been penned together since Sept 17 in a former Mexican wolf breeding area and will be moved to an acclimation pen before spring release. Officials note safe enclosure and wall tests as vital before final release.
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Albuquerque
Rio Grande Zoological Park
Scott Brown
Department of Game and Fish
Brown
Serveal
New Mexico
Lordsburg School Lunch Menu December 11 15
Lordsburg Municipal Schools presents a weekly lunch lineup from December 11 to 15. Each day offers a main dish with sides and dessert or fruit, including Milk, Sloppy Joe style options, pasta, enchiladas, chili dogs, salads, and cookies or fruit. Daily items feature beverages, vegetables, and starch choices.
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Lordsburg
GI Education Bill Ends After 24 Years Of Benefits
The Vietnam Era GI Bill ends December 31 1989 after assisting about 8.2 million veterans with education and training. Some 60,000 enrolled recipients will lose payments, while others may qualify for the Montgomery GI Bill starting January 1 1990. The VA notes prior acts funded WWII and Korean Conflict benefits, detailing historic aid totals and eligibility windows.
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Department of Veterans Affairs
Congress
Playboy shifts pages amid shrinking circulation
In a letter to the editor a reader cites reports that Playboy reduces nude content to address lower circulation. The piece cites U S News and World Report noting corporate soul searching and changing public attitudes as factors in the move. The writer questions the export of American pornography to Eastern Europe after the Berlin Wall era.
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Playboy
U.S. News and World Report
Berlin Wall
Penthouse
State Helpline Established For New Mexico Substance Abuse
The New Mexico Health and Environment Department launches a toll free helpline through a contract with the Substance Abuse Bureau and the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Albuquerque Area Inc. The line 1 800 962 8963 serves statewide with Albuquerque area 256 8300. It will provide information and referrals for treatment counseling and self help groups according to Mela Salazar chief of the Substance Abuse Bureau.
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New Mexico Health and Environment Department
Substance Abuse Bureau of Hed
Behavioral Health Services Division
National Council On Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, Albuquerque Area, Inc
Albuquerque
Mela Salazar
Substance Abuse Bureau
Opinions Voiced By Teachers Continued From Page 1
The superintendent reports a break-in at the Enrichment Center with an 18 year old and three minors involved. The board approves replacing the Cafetorium boiler for about 10000, using emergency powers. Population projected to dip 3% then rise with four year olds. NM district to gain about 80 students and need more classrooms. Easement to R V Traylor to be finalized. board to hold a closed personnel meeting.
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New Mexico
R.V Traylor
Schoo Board
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Housing Authority OF Region V
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Hillside Apartments
N.silver St
Silver City
Don Placenico
Doris M. Raggi
Deming
Reserve
National Guard
Chevrolet Cavalier
Delta
Chevrolet
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Olds Cutlass Cierra
Crown Victoria
Ener
Coronado Twin Cinema
Johnny Doo
Childrens Gloves
Diana
Jackie DeLaGarza
Londsburg Fut Ublishing Co Inc
U.S.P.S
Shakespeare Lordsburg
Jack and
Amelia Walz
Jack Walz
Publishers Editor
Tiberi Tersgseas
Johnson
Pee Ee
Pat
Duncan
Delsey
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